現地メンバーが紹介！インド子会社CIPLの仕事と日常①/ Introduction by Our Local Team: Work and Daily Life at Our Indian Subsidiary, CIPL 1
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初の4拠点開催！社内イベントSPRING MEETING 2026
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Bridging Borders: My Experience with e-Jan and the Heart of Japan -3- 国境を越えて：e-Jan と日本の心に触れた私の経験 -3-
Bridging Borders: My Experience with e-Jan and the Heart of Japan -2- 国境を越えて：e-Jan と日本の心に触れた私の経験 -2-
Bridging Borders: My Experience with e-Jan and the Heart of Japan -1- 国境を越えて：e-Jan と日本の心に触れた私の経験 -1-
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Communication is a powerful tool
Communication can be a powerful tool especially when combined with a proactive and positive attitude.
Learning a new language is not just memorizing vocabulary and words; it’s about opening up your mind to a whole new perspective on life.
When you’re open to learning, not only English but, learning anything, you’re more likely to see opportunities arise. Those can be business opportunities, new friendships and even relationships, etc.
Since I’ve been studying Japanese for the last 10 years, I noticed that I have had so many great experiences. I can go anywhere in Japan by myself, I can meet new people and have interesting conversations and learn new things from a Japanese person’s perspective and finally, I have gained a lot of self-confidence.
I encourage all my students to take initiative; start a conversation, ask more questions, keep the conversation going and most importantly, keep an open mind. Not only during the lesson but also in your daily life. Learning a language is an investment to your growth and success.
by Natalia (English teacher at e-Jan Networks Co., from Canada)
Learning a new language is not just memorizing vocabulary and words; it’s about opening up your mind to a whole new perspective on life.
When you’re open to learning, not only English but, learning anything, you’re more likely to see opportunities arise. Those can be business opportunities, new friendships and even relationships, etc.
I encourage all my students to take initiative; start a conversation, ask more questions, keep the conversation going and most importantly, keep an open mind. Not only during the lesson but also in your daily life. Learning a language is an investment to your growth and success.
by Natalia (English teacher at e-Jan Networks Co., from Canada)