UEF works with Japanese partners, increasing international internship opportunities for students

OCTOBER 19, UEF held a working session with representatives from Japanese businesses to discuss the international internship programs for students. The meeting was an opportunity for the University to connect with partner businesses and discuss cooperation directions for offering student internships in Japan, as well as for providing support while they prepare for their experiential journey in an international work environment.

The working session with Japanese businesses aimed to increase international internship opportunities for UEFers

The delegation of Japanese partners included Mr. Ochiai Hideki, CEO of ENON Inc.; Ms. Dieu Thu Thuy, CEO Assistant of ENON Inc., responsible for intern management in Japan; Mr. Nakakita Naruhiro, Recruitment Team Leader, HR Department, Resort truth Group; and Mr. Cao Xuan Nam, Takabayashi Service Development Co. Ltd.

Representing UEF were Mr. Vo Van Thanh Nhan, Director of the UEF Center of Vietnam-Japan Human Resources Development, Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Languages and International Cultures; Ms. Ly Nhu Quynh, Head of the Japanese Language program; and Mr. Cao Do Quyen, Assistant Head of the Japanese Language program.

During the meeting, both sides discussed directions for sustaining and expanding annual cooperation in the internship program in Japan for UEF students. This was also an occasion for representatives of partner businesses to work directly with UEF, share information, and strengthen connections during the implementation of the program.

Representatives of both sides discuss orientations for the international internship program

As part of the meeting agenda, the Japanese partners met with two Japanese Language students admitted to the international internship program, Bui Thi Thu Nguyet and Thai Hoang Bao Nhi. They are completing the paperwork for the upcoming internship in Japan.

The meeting provided students with opportunities to establish initial connections with the host organizations, preparing for the journey ahead. In addition to discussing professional and cooperative content, the Japanese delegation visited UEF facilities and learning spaces and gained a better understanding of its educational environment.

Japanese partners met up with the two students who are completing the paperwork for the upcoming internship

Through the direct working session with partner businesses, UEF continued to promote international cooperation in an effort to provide students with practical experiential activities. The internship in Japan is an opportunity for students to gain exposure to the international work environment, accumulate experience, and equip themselves with the skill package required for their career objectives after graduation.

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