Japanese Language students embark on their international internship journey

 

This internship is the result of close cooperation between UEF and partner enterprises in Japan under the framework of the university’s annual international internship program for students. Beyond improving their Japanese proficiency and professional skills in a real-world setting, UEFers also have the chance to strengthen their intercultural communication abilities and adapt to a disciplined, professional work style — qualities highly valued by global employers in today’s integration era.

 

Accompanying the students at the airport, Mr. Vuong Minh Chau, Lecturer of the Faculty of Languages and International Cultures, shared her heartfelt congratulations, encouragement, and advice: “This is a significant milestone in your journey of growth. The university and the faculty will always be by your side, supporting you to confidently explore and conquer the international environment.” She also offered practical tips and reminders to help them quickly adapt to life and work in Japan.

 

Mr. Vuong Minh Chau offers encouragement to families and shares advice with students before departure

 

 

The 12-month internship will give UEFers the opportunity to experience the professional operational processes of Japan’s hospitality industry. The two students will be directly involved in various stages of service and management in an environment that emphasizes discipline and service quality, enabling them to develop practical skills in problem-solving, communication, and teamwork.
 

In addition, living and working in Japan will broaden Anh Nguyet and Thuy Ngoc’s understanding of Japanese culture. Adjusting to the local lifestyle and work ethic will not only instill a sense of discipline but also help them hone their flexibility, time management, analytical thinking, and problem-solving abilities in a multicultural context.

 

At the airport, family members and friends gathered to show support and encouragement for the two interns ahead of their long journey. Pride, emotion, and high expectations became a special source of energy, empowering them to begin this new chapter with confidence.

 

UEFers were encouraged by their families, friends, and lecturers

 

The internship journey in Japan promises to bring Anh Nguyet and Thuy Ngoc valuable experiences that will enrich their professional portfolios and expand their global perspectives. With their initiative, eagerness to learn, and determination, they are certain to gain significant professional expertise and personal growth with each passing day in an international environment.