ICT - On April 17, Quy Nhon University (QNU) and Bluebird Goudou Kaisha Company (Japan) signed a memorandum of cooperation on a Japan paid internship program for QNU students.
This internship program will help students gain knowledge, skills, and experience a multicultural environment in Japanese businesses. The Japanese government grants internship visas for second- and third-year students of Japanese studies, tourism and hospitality industry, automotive engineering, etc. The internship lasts for 6 months or 12 months and interns are eligible to get paid and benefits. When completing the internship, any intern who meets the professional and Japanese language requirements will be likely to be employed by Japanese businesses after they graduate.
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Assoc.Prof.Dr. Do Ngoc My speaks at the meeting
At the meeting, Assoc.Prof.Dr. Do Ngoc My - QNU Rector, said that in recent years, businesses from Japan had been considered one of the strategic partners of Binh Dinh province, adding that to make good use of this cooperative relationship, QNU had connected and fostered mutual cooperation with many Japanese businesses in training, research and job opportunities for its students.
Assoc.Prof.Dr. Do Ngoc My believed that the cooperation with Bluebird Goudou Kaisha Company would provide opportunities for QNU students to do practice, develop language skills, and familiarize themselves with a professional working environment, saying that it was for this reason that QNU really placed importance on this cooperation potential.
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Mr. Suzuki Junichi - Director of Bluebird Goudou Kaisha Company, at the meeting
After discussing the contents of cooperation, Mr. Suzuki Junichi - Director of Bluebird Goudou Kaisha Company, and Assoc.Prof.Dr. Do Ngoc My signed a memorandum of cooperation. Mr Suzuki Junichi expressed his joy of being given the opportunity to accompany QNU in implementing the internship program for QNU students. "Entering a professional internship program in Japan is a preparation step for "opening" the job market outside Vietnam when new graduates can return to Japan to work and take tests for work permits to work permanently in Japan” said Mr Suzuki Junichi.
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Mr. Suzuki Junichi - Director of Bluebird Goudou Kaisha Company, and Assoc.Prof.Dr. Do Ngoc My - QNU Rector, signed a memorandum of cooperation
The memorandum of cooperation will provide a solid foundation for the two sides to further tighten their long-term strategic cooperation, create conditions for many QNU students to participate in the Japan paid internship program in the near future.
| The meeting was attended by Mr. Suzuki Junichi - Director of Bluebird Goudou Kaisha Company and its members; Mr. Ngo Quang Kien - Director General of Dong Du C & C Manpower Supply Joint Stock Company and the other members, and on the side of QNU, by Assoc.Prof.Dr. Do Ngoc My - Rector, heads of the Center for Japanese Language and Culture, the Office of Research Affairs and International Relations, the Undergraduate Training Office, the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, the Faculty of Human Resources and Business Administration, the Division of Automotive Engineering. |
Minh Hien - Center for Japanese Language and Culture
Truong Van Dinh