As you may know, Ishikawa AJET is the prefectural-level division of the national AJET. But what exactly is AJET?

The National AJET council has this to say about themselves:

The Association of Japan Exchange and Teaching is an independent, self-supporting volunteer organization that promotes and supports exchange and teaching in Japan in cooperation with the Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Programme . The primary purpose of AJET is to facilitate a successful working relationship between JET Programme sponsors and participants. We promote peer support and fellowship, sponsor special projects, assist in the organization of conferences and carry on other activities which further this purpose.

There is nothing more vital to AJET than information. The ebb and flow of information between AJET Officers, AJET members, corporate sponsors, CLAIR, etc. makes it easier for all of us to live in Japan. Whether it's informing JETs of AJET events, teaching resources, or the deals offered by AJET's corporate sponsors, or whether it's notifying CLAIR of an important issue that's affecting JETs, it's AJET's responsibility to ensure information is available to all AJET members, from Tokyo to the deepest inaka. www.ajet.net is one of the major vehicles AJET uses to keep AJET members informed. In the sections on the front page, you should be able to find information on anything AJET-related.

National AJET can be reached by a variety of methods. The first and easiest is simply to visit their website at: www.ajet.net

You can also find out more about the national AJET via any of your local Ishikawa AJET representatives. Click here for the current list of officers and their contact information!

Finally, you can reach national AJET via any of the following numbers:

As hard as it may be to believe, Ishikawa AJET is not the only prefectural level AJET organization ( ^_^); ..! Almost all the other prefectural AJET committees have a presence on the web. Below you can find links to some of the more popular ones!