DNU Nursing Students Continue Free Internship and Experience in Japan

Posted date 12/03/2020

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Posted date 12/03/2020

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Following the success of the first batch of Nursing students to do internship in Japan (June 2019), on the evening of March 11, 10 excellent students from the Faculty of Nursing, Dai Nam University flew to Japan for an internship, experiencing 3 months of free and paid internship under the internship program signed with Risekai Medical Facility - Japan.

Following the success of the first batch of Nursing students to do internship in Japan (June 2019), on the evening of March 10, 10 excellent students from the Faculty of Nursing, Dai Nam University flew to Japan for an internship, experiencing 3 months of free and paid internship under the internship program signed with Risekai Medical Facility - Japan.

The 10 excellent students of the Nursing Faculty who went to Japan for internship this time include: Nguyen Phuong Hanh Dung, Pham Thi Thuy Hao, Phan Ha Hoai, Vu Thuy Linh, Do Minh Nga, Do Thi Dao, Lo Thi Ha, Dao Thi Hang, Lo Thi Phuong Ly and Vu Nguyen Quynh Trang. They are all full-time students of Nursing class 12-01, with good academic and training results; they wish to go abroad for internship and experience to improve their qualifications.

Sharing with us, Mr. Le Van Duy - Head of Nursing Faculty said: With the aim of improving the quality of training; helping students have the opportunity to study, practice, and experience in countries with developed healthcare; confidently finding job opportunities with high and stable income after graduation, the Nursing Faculty focuses on developing international training cooperation.

Accordingly, with the internship program signed with Risekai Medical Center - Japan, students of the Faculty of Nursing will be completely exempted from visa application fees, airfare, food/accommodation expenses during the internship period and receive a subsidy of 10 million VND/person/month. After completing the internship period, excellent students can have the opportunity to study and work in Japan with a permanent visa and attractive benefits.

Mr. Le Van Duy - Head of Nursing Department advises students before leaving for internship in Japan.

“The aging population, the increasing rate of elderly people living alone and the serious shortage of nursing human resources in recent years in Japan have brought about extremely potential study and employment opportunities for international nursing students. With free and paid internships and experiences like this, students not only have the opportunity to access a modern medical environment to improve their knowledge, skills and experience, but also have a good environment to learn Japanese and learn about Japanese culture. Not only that, domestic job opportunities are also very open to nursing graduates who are proficient in Japanese...”, said Mr. Le Van Duy.

Sharing with us before the flight, Nguyen Phuong Hanh Dung excitedly said: “ There will definitely be many surprises and difficulties to overcome, but I will try my best to complete the internship in the best way possible…”

Mr. Le Van Duy took a souvenir photo with students before leaving for the internship.

Dao Thi Hang hopes that during her 3-month internship in Japan, she will learn knowledge and skills in caring for the elderly; access and operate modern machinery and equipment well; and gain more useful practical experience so that she can confidently apply for jobs anywhere in the future.

It is known that in order to help students of the Faculty of Nursing have the opportunity to study and work in Japan; confidently seek job opportunities with high and stable income after graduation, in 2018, Dai Nam University implemented free Japanese language training for students of the Nursing major.

Students are very confident and excited about the 3-month internship and experience in Japan.

Evaluating the free Japanese language training program of Dai Nam University, Do Minh Nga said: “After more than 1 year of studying Japanese for free at the school, I can communicate well with Japanese people. Besides, we also learn about Japanese culture. Hopefully, this will be a premise for us to catch up and learn better in the new environment.”

Now the students have settled down and started working.

Upon arriving in Japan, the students completed a health declaration and had their temperature checked at the airport. Currently, all 10 students have completed immigration procedures, started settling into their accommodations, and are getting acquainted with their internship at the nursing home.

Thu Hoe

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