Nova teachers call for employment at Osaka schools

Nova teachers call for employment at Osaka schools

OSAKA, Japan - Foreign language teachers of collapsed Nova Corp., the largest foreign language school chain in Japan, ask the Osaka municipal office on Nov. 1 to hire them at Osaka city-run primary and high schools.

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