UDA signed a contract for sending thousands of students to Japan to study and work

(Infonet.vn) - On January 20th, UDA and LEOC Group (Japan) signed strategic cooperation on training, improving Japanese language skills, professional skills and recruiting UDA students to study and work in Japan. According to the agreement, there will be at least 200 UDA graduates will go to Japan for learning and working every year.

Mr. Takei, LEOC Group representative (left) and Mr. Luong Minh Sam, vice rector of UDA signed a strategic cooperation agreement

In particularly, with the Japanese language enhancing program, UDA graduates can choose to study at Japanese Language School DBC, belonged to LEOC Group or other Japanese language schools for one or two years in Japan until they get N2 level. Prior to that, students will receive a preparation course of 6 free months before N3 examination.

During their studies in Japan, students are offered part-time positions in LEOC system to train their skills and ensure their living expenses in Japan. In addition, each year LEOC will send experts to teach special classes on Japanese culture, organization culture and work in Japanese companies.

At the same time, professional programs in Japan also offer the opportunity for UDA graduates in Nursing, IT, Electrical Engineering, Business Administration, and Hospitality Management who have N2 level to become a full-time employee in LEOC system and its partner companies in Japan.

The signed strategic cooperation agreement will last until 2022 to bring at least 1,000 job opportunities at LEOC to UDA students after graduation. This cooperation is also expected to help Vietnamese students to use the knowledge and skills that they learned in Japan to work at LEOC system or Japan enterprises in Vietnam.

Mr. Takei gave the shirt No. 11 of "Kazu King" -a 51-year-old Kazu Miura football player from Yokohama Football Club. LEOC is the largest shareholder of Yokohama Football Club (Japan)

Previously, in the late December 2017, the first batch of UDA students in Hospitality Management officially worked at the Grandvrio Resort, one of 265 hotels from Route-Inn Group in Ishigakijama City (Okinawa, Japan). This is a cooperation agreement between UDA and Route-Inn Group (Japan) signed in August 2015 and launched since 2016.

In addition, since 2018 Zensho Group will recruit 200 UDA students in Hospitality Management who have N4 Japanese to do paid internship at Sukiya restaurants in Japan every year. So far, UDA has signed strategic partnerships including Route-Inn Group, 7-Eleven, Zensho (Japan), Empire Inc. Holdings (Singapore), WBS AG, Leonardis, and Azurit (Germany).

Hai Chau/ Infonet.vn

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