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Tuesday, March 30, 2004

An amazing 10% of Japanese teachers can speak engRish
Topic: Japanese life

English teachers lack language skills, survey says
Yomiuri Shimbun / March 30
Only about 10 percent of public middle school teachers and 20 percent of public high school teachers have passed the Practical English Proficiency Test at pre-first level or higher, according to a survey by the Education, Science and Technology Ministry.

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