Faculty of Logistics and Supply Chain Management "fuels" students before internship in Japan

In order to provide information about the Internship program in Japan, help students prepare well for their journey of studying and working abroad, and at the same time reassure parents about their internship plans, the Faculty of Logistics and Supply Chain Management organized a "Dialogue between Dai Nam University (DNU) and parents and students before the internship in Japan". The event was attended by representatives of Japanese enterprises that receive students for internships.

Meeting all requirements of the Internship program and completing foreign language certificates, 05 students of the Faculty of Logistics and Supply Chain Management officially went to Japan for internship this coming July.

Speaking at the program, Associate Professor, Dr. Do Anh Tai - Vice Principal emphasized: "The Internship program in Japan is a valuable opportunity for students to learn, develop and expand job opportunities in the international market. Their achievements are proof of the quality of training and efforts to expand the school's international cooperation network."

Dr. Le Thi My Ngoc - Head of Logistics and Supply Chain Management Department commits: The internship program is carefully designed to ensure that students can study and work in a professional and advanced environment. With the support of the School and business partners, the living conditions of students are also guaranteed to be the best.

What do students get from an internship in Japan?

Pham Ngoc Anh – Logistics class 16-03 expressed: “This internship is a golden opportunity for me to learn from leading experts and improve my professional knowledge. I believe that this experience will help me adapt quickly to the new working environment in Japan.”

Tran Van Trung – Logistics class 16-01 shared: “I am very honored to be selected to participate in an internship in Japan. I hope this internship will open up many career opportunities and help me develop more comprehensively in the future.”

Accordingly, students "benefit" in many ways when participating in this internship program:

• Opportunity to study and work in an international environment: Students experience working in a professional and advanced environment, learning how to work effectively and with discipline.
• Salary: Students will receive a salary during the internship, helping to cover living expenses and gain valuable experience. Salary ranges from 30-40 million VND.
• Increased employment opportunities: Students have many job opportunities at domestic and foreign enterprises thanks to international internship experience.
• Long-term work opportunities in Japan: Students who perform well may be invited to stay and work long-term at Japanese companies.
• Japanese language development: expanding the ability to work in advanced countries.

Parents trust the Internship program in Japan

At the program, parents expressed their peace of mind and trust in the Internship program in Japan of the Faculty of Logistics and Supply Chain Management:

• High quality training: The Internship program in Japan is carefully designed, ensuring that students experience a professional and advanced working environment.
• Prestigious partners: Dai Nam University cooperates with leading businesses in Japan, ensuring that students have internships at prestigious companies and have the opportunity to learn from experienced experts.
• Comprehensive support: The school and businesses accompany and support students throughout the internship process, ensuring students have the best learning and working environment.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Tam - parent of student Pham Ngoc Anh shared: "With the quality and clear learning path, I believe this internship in Japan will help my children have a solid foundation in the future."

The success of the seminar not only created more confidence for parents in the quality of training but also affirmed the dedication and efforts of the school in providing the best opportunities for students. Practical experiences in Japan will be valuable assets, helping students to be more confident in their career development and international integration journey.

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