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- Indian graduates can apply for Assistant Language Teacher roles in Japan through the Japan Exchange and Teaching programme.
- A seminar at Osmania University detailed the application process and career prospects for interested students.
- The government of Japan launched this cultural exchange initiative in 1987 to foster internationalisation within rural areas of the country.
- Expanding these opportunities aims to strengthen cultural and professional ties between the two nations.
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- Future recruitment cycles for the JET programme
- Interest levels among Indian university graduates
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