TVU – Tra Vinh University marks a significant milestone as it prepares to send its first Mechanical Engineering Technology students to Japan for an 11-month paid Co-Op internship program. On July 29, 2024, the university hosts a meeting with the families of four selected students, celebrating this exciting opportunity for international experience and professional growth.
Key attendees at the event include:
- Assoc. Prof. Dr. Diep Thanh Tung, Vice-Rector of Tra Vinh University
- Dr. Vo Phuoc Hung, Dean of the School of Engineering and Technology
- Mr. Nguyen Vu Luc, Deputy Head of the Department of Mechanics and Dynamics
- Dr. Nguyen Huy Thong, Deputy Director of the Institute for International Education
- Mr. Duong Quoc Buu, CEO of Vietgroup Education Investment Joint Stock Company, the partnering organization facilitating the internship program
During the meeting, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Diep Thanh Tung thanks Vietgroup Education Investment JSC for collaborating with TVU to provide this valuable internship opportunity in Japan. He encourages the students to make the most of their 11-month experience, emphasizing the importance of adhering to company regulations and respecting local laws and customs.
The event also serves as a platform for families to discuss openly with company representatives, address concerns, and share insights about life and work in Japan. This exchange helps alleviate anxieties and builds confidence among students and their families as they prepare for this international adventure.
The four pioneering students – Huynh Quy Duy, Nguyen Hoang An, Pham Phuc Qui, and Tran Gia Bao – have demonstrated exceptional dedication, honing their professional skills and mastering the Japanese language to meet the program’s requirements. Their willingness to pursue an internship abroad reflects a mature mindset and eagerness to explore international career opportunities.
The internship will run from August 2024 to June 2025, offering these students an immersive experience in Japan’s advanced mechanical engineering sector.
This initiative underscores Tra Vinh University’s commitment to international education and career development. By facilitating such programs, TVU equips its students with global perspectives and practical skills, enhancing their competitiveness in the international job market.
The Co-op internship program in Japan provides hands-on experience in a highly developed technological environment and offers cultural immersion, language proficiency improvement, and networking opportunities. As these four students embark on their journey, they pave the way for future TVU students to engage in similar international experiences, furthering the university’s global outreach and reputation for excellence in practical education.
By TD
