The Australian Consulate-General in Osaka is seeking applications for two consular officer positions and The Australian Embassy in Tokyo is advertising for an executive assistant. Good luck to anyone applying and please do your best to support Aussies in Japan. Application details here:
The Australian Embassy in Tokyo is advertising another position. This time, it’s looking for a Consular and Passports Officer to deliver essential services that support the wellbeing and safety of Aussie citizens abroad. Like last week’s posting for a Strategic Communications Assistant, this job would be an awesome chance for someone to contribute to building better relations between Australia and Japan. I’ve met lots of Embassy folks and they’re a very decent bunch of people blessed to have the wonderful job of serving Australia’s interests in Japan. Application details here:
The Australian Embassy in Tokyo is looking for a Strategic Communications Assistant to help promote its strategic communications and public diplomacy activities. It’s an awesome chance for someone to contribute to building better relations between Australia and Japan. I would have loved to have worked for the Australian Embassy in Tokyo. I interviewed for positions many times, but was never fortunate enough to be taken on for a job. Now I’m too old, but not so advanced as to realize what a great chance this would be for someone keen to build bridges. Good luck to whoever gets the job! I’ve met lots of Embassy folks and they’re a very…
在日オーストラリア大使館が募集中 The Australian Embassy in Tokyo is advertising to fill two positions at the moment. The embassy is looking for a public diplomacy officer (strategic communications) and a research officer (political). Links to the application sites are below. 在日オーストラリア大使館では2つのポジションの募集しております。募集職種は、パブリック・ディプロマシー官（戦略的コミュニケーション）およびリサーチ担当官（政治）です。大使館の応募サイトへのリンクは下記をご参照ください。 Both of these would be outstanding positions and highly recommended to advance Australia’s standing in Japan. いずれのポジションも大変魅力的であり、日本におけるオーストラリアのプレゼンス向上に貢献できる、強くお勧めできる職務です。 Applications
Aussie voters in Tokyo will be able to snag a democracy sausage if they go to the Australian Embassy in Tokyo from 12 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Friday, May 2, according to the Embassy website. This be an opportunity to exercise a hard-fought right to vote (or avoid being fined for not doing so because votng is compulsory). And it also presents an extremely rare instance of being able to see consular officials helping Australians and earning some of the cost of the world’s most expensive passports, ensuring the documents are not a complete rort. Australia is one of the few countries that make voting mandatory, which I believe…
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