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	Change of British Council Director Japan

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	Change of British Council Director Japan - Jeff Streeter appointed Director, effective 8 October - 21 September 2011
	The British Council announces a new Director Japan as follows: Newｌy appointed: Director Japan, British Council （effective 8th October 2011） Jeff Streeter ［Currently Director Operations, British Council (Ankara, Turkey)］ The current Director Japan, Jason James, will remain in post until 7th October 2011, when his four-year term of office expires.

■ Biography　

Jeff Streeter
Born: Exeter, Devon, 20th July 1962
Married with two children

Education

	1973 - 1980			Tiverton School, Devon
	1981 - 1984			BA in English Language and Literature, Hertford College, Oxford.
	1984 - 1985			MA in literature, University of East Anglia

Employment

	1985 - 1987			Teacher of English in Spain
	1988 - 1990			Teacher and Senior Teacher, British Council, Quito, Ecuador
	1990 - 1994			Assistant Director, then Director, British Council, Guayaquil, Ecuador.
	1994 - 1996			Teaching Centre Manager, Kyoto & Deputy Director British Council, Western Japan
	1997 - 2000			English Language Officer, then Deputy Director, British Council, Mexico.
	2001 - 2003			Assistant Director, East Asia, British Council (based in London)
	2003 - 2007			Director, British Council, East China (based in Shanghai)
	2007 - Present			Director Operations, British Council, Turkey (based in Ankara)
	From October 2011 -			Director Japan, British Council, and Cultural Counsellor, British Embassy
				As of September 2011

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