82 Duy Tan University students go to Japan to work and do paid internships

Most recently, student Tran Ngoc Anh Thu, who is studying Pharmacy (University) at Duy Tan University, has officially departed for Japan for a paid internship at Yeastubaki Company, after being accepted into the "Japan Internship Program" jointly organized by Duy Tan University and the Japan Internship Support Association (JISA).

Tran Ngoc Anh Thu has come to Japan to start her internship in the pharmaceutical industry.

“ Going to Japan for an internship is one of my biggest dreams. I am so happy that Duy Tan University has given me this precious opportunity. I have been taught a lot of knowledge and skills by the teachers at Duy Tan University and I really hope that this trip to Japan will help me learn more about professional working methods, discipline and a high sense of responsibility at work. ”, Anh Thu shared.

The “Japan Internship Program” that Anh Thu is participating in is attracting many students from Duy Tan University to register. The program with 12 months of internship in Japan is for students in many different fields such as: Nursing, Pharmacy, Graphic Design, Japanese Language, Mechanics, Electricity-Electronics, Food Technology, Information Technology, Construction, Architecture, English Language,...

Overview of the interview session "Japan Internship Program" 2025

Students will receive many benefits from this program such as:

- Up to 16 practice credits are recognized when doing an internship in the right major;

- Free Japanese language study before and after departure;

- Full support for costs: documents, visa, round-trip airfare, accommodation;

- Living expenses support from 70,000 yen/month (~14 million VND);

- Experience Japanese culture & long-term work opportunity in Japan after internship.

With the enthusiastic support of many units and organizations from Japan, Duy Tan University students participating in the program had months of internship, acquiring knowledge, improving skills in Japan and left many good impressions in the eyes of partner businesses. They not only demonstrated solid professional capacity and the ability to adapt to the international environment, but also showed diligence and a high sense of responsibility for their work.

Pham Vu Cat Tuong (far left) and Bui Ngoc Bao Tram (far right) interned at Yaestubaki Honpo Company

Many Duy Tan University students are interning at large companies and hospitals in Japan such as:

- Tran Van Thanh - Faculty of Electricity and Electronics and Pham Viet Anh - Faculty of Mechanical Engineering did internship at Lixil Company,

- Tran Ngoc Anh Thu - Pharmacy Faculty internship at Yaestubaki Company,

- Hoang Thanh Dat - English Department, internship at New Star Hotel Yamanako Company,

- Nguyen Thi Thuy Vy - English Department internship at Intercontinental Hotel,

- Ho Thi Hoang Phuc - Nursing Intern at Ocean Care Work Company,

- Luong Thi Thanh Nhan - Nursing Intern at Healthcare Accelerator Group,

- Bui Ngoc Bao Tram and Pham Vu Cat Tuong - Faculty of Pharmacy, internship at Yaestubaki Honpo Company,

- Vo Cao Tay - Faculty of Construction, internship at Taiyo Construction Company,

- Vo Thanh Tung - Faculty of Electrical and Electronics internship at Shinkodensha Company,

- Hoang Son Lam - Faculty of Architecture internship at Heisei Company,

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Among the Duy Tan students who went to Japan for internship, the most impressive student was Nguyen Thi Thuy Vy - Faculty of English, School of Languages & Social Sciences (LHSS) of Duy Tan University. Thuy Vy had a 1-year internship at the Intercontinental Hotel, Iwate Prefecture, Japan. After the internship, in addition to her knowledge and working ability, Thuy Vy also... "brought money home to her mother" with a total amount of more than 150 million VND (from the salary accumulated during the internship period under the "Japan Internship Program").

Thuy Vy (second from right) at the meeting before going to Japan

Thuy Vy shared: “One year of internship at the Intercontinental Hotel was a valuable experience for me. After 6 months of internship, my friends and I were also trained to become 'leaders' or 'support leaders' to lead the team and support the Japanese 'leaders'. From here, I not only received in-depth training but also understood more clearly about my future career path. I have made wonderful colleagues and friends. If I have the opportunity, I want to return to Japan to continue studying and working, because this is truly a 'promised land' to live, learn and develop. The civilization, hospitality and diligence of the Japanese people always make me very appreciative.”

Many students after finishing their internships have been offered long-term employment by Japanese companies, opening up solid career opportunities. One of them is currently staying in Japan to work through the “Japan Internship Program” is Nguyen Duc Hoan My - a former student of K25 General Nursing at Duy Tan University, currently working at Shinken Company in Japan.

“During my work, I was really impressed with the professionalism and carefulness in the operation of the entire team here. Every job, no matter how small, was carried out in accordance with the process and on schedule, demonstrating a sense of responsibility and close coordination between departments. I realized that the professional knowledge of nursing work, along with the communication, behavioral and teamwork skills that I learned at Duy Tan University, were the important foundation that helped me confidently adapt, handle situations flexibly and complete my work well in a professional and demanding environment like Japan. Thanks to that, I further appreciated the practical value of the training program and the dedicated companionship of Duy Tan lecturers throughout my time at the school to equip students with the best abilities, helping us always do well in any working environment,” Hoan My said.

Mr. Kosaku Nishihara - Chairman of the Board of Directors of Heisei Joint Stock Company (4th from right) took a souvenir photo with Duy Tan staff and students

Mr. Kosaku Nishihara - Chairman of the Board of Directors of Heisei Joint Stock Company said: “Since 13 years ago, our company has been accepting foreign human resources to work. Currently, we have many employees from Vietnam - who have been actively contributing to the overall development of the enterprise. Through the cooperative relationship with Duy Tan University, we have accepted many batches of interns and officially recruited quality personnel. We highly appreciate the capacity and working spirit of the foreign human resources, especially the students from Duy Tan University. The most impressive thing is the professionalism, diligence and enthusiasm of the participants in the 'Japan Internship Program'. We believe that the close cooperation between the two units will continue to expand, contributing positively to the training and development of human resources in the field of Architecture - Construction, as well as contributing to improving the quality of Vietnamese human resources in the period. integration.”

Source: https://tienphong.vn/82-sinh-vien-dh-duy-tan-qua-nhat-ban-lam-viec-va-thuc-tap-co-luong-post1789535.tpo