(TVU) – Tra Vinh University is set to enhance its Japanese language education program following a productive meeting between university leadership and representatives from Japan’s Tokai Building Maintenance Company. The discussion, which took place on July 25, focuses on expanding Japanese language opportunities for TVU students and fostering stronger international ties.
The meeting includes:
(1) Collaboration on Japanese language training programs for TVU students
(2) Exploration of cooperation opportunities and job prospects
(3) Focus on students in Nursing, Hotel Management, and Tourism programs
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Diep Thanh Tung, Vice Rector of Tra Vinh University, highlights the institution’s diverse program offerings, including healthcare, and its strong track record of international cooperation. He emphasizes that proficiency in Japanese can significantly enhance job prospects for students interested in working in Japan.
Mr. Hara Motoyoshi, representing Tokai Building Maintenance Company, expresses the company’s commitment to serving as a bridge for TVU students to study and work in Japan. The company proposes collaborating with TVU to develop and launch Japanese language classes in Tra Vinh province.
The meeting culminates in signing an agreement between TVU and Tokai Building Maintenance Company. This partnership aims to develop a comprehensive training program and introduce new Japanese language classes in Tra Vinh. Victory Center for Information Technology and Foreign Languages is set to host these upcoming courses.
This initiative aligns with TVU’s ongoing efforts to internationalize its curriculum and provide students with global opportunities. By offering Japanese language education, TVU equips its students with valuable skills to enhance their competitiveness in the global job market, particularly in Japan’s growing economy.
The collaboration also reflects the increasing demand for Japanese language skills in Vietnam, driven by strong economic ties between the two countries and Japan’s position as a major investor in Vietnam. As Japanese companies continue to expand their presence in Vietnam, proficiency in Japanese becomes an increasingly valuable asset for Vietnamese graduates.
This partnership between Tra Vinh University and Tokai Building Maintenance Company represents a significant step in bridging educational and cultural gaps between Vietnam and Japan. It promises to open new doors for TVU students, offering them enhanced language skills, international exposure, and potentially lucrative career opportunities in Japan.
By Lan Anh
