Joondalup Mayor Albert Jacob with visiting engineering students from Tokyo City University.
Camera IconJoondalup Mayor Albert Jacob with visiting engineering students from Tokyo City University. Credit: Supplied/Supplied

Joondalup says ‘konnichiwa’ to visiting students from Tokyo City University

Tyler BrownJoondalup Times

JOONDALUP Mayor Albert Jacob hosted an afternoon tea last month for visiting engineering students from Tokyo City University.

Joondalup Mayor Albert Jacob with visiting engineering students from Tokyo City University.
Camera IconJoondalup Mayor Albert Jacob with visiting engineering students from Tokyo City University. Credit: Supplied/Supplied

The function was part of the Tokyo City University Australia Program, run with ECU, that introduces visiting students to Australian life as well as a combination of English classes, tailored academic content and social programs that aim to improve their language skills and extend their academic knowledge.

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ECU Vice-Chancellor Steve Chapman and Joondalup Mayor Albert Jacob.
Camera IconECU Vice-Chancellor Steve Chapman and Joondalup Mayor Albert Jacob. Credit: Supplied/Supplied

More than 200 Japanese students take part in the program each year, making it the largest Japanese-Australian student mobility program in the world.

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