Cooperation agreements on paid-internship programs signed

The Office of International Affairs, LHU on November 22, held a meeting between LHU, HJC Joint Stock Company, A-Bridge Joint Stock Company and Japanese enterprises and a signing ceremony on paid-internship programs in Japan for Engineering majors.

Overview of the meeting

Attending the program, from Japanese enterprises, there were Mr. Horigumi Tetsuji – General Director of Horigumi Group; Mr. Hayashi Seiji – CEO of Horigumi Group; Mr. Katou Naoki – Representative Director of Kato Kogyo Company; Mr. Tanaka Takeshi – Chairman of E-labor Office; Mr. Higashikawa Koichi – HR Director of Atsuta Miyoshien Institute; Mr. Matano Naoya – General Director of HJC Company, CEO of A-Bridge Company, Director of Global Vision Union Branch in Hokkaido; Ms. Ton Nu Diem Thu – Assistant Director of HJC Company, Sales Manager of Global Vision Department; Mr. Yagi Masaaki – Manager of Global Vision Union Branch in Hokkaido.

From LHU, there were DSc. Lam Thanh Hien – Rector; Dr. Nguyen Huu Nghi - Dean of Faculty of Oriental Studies; Dr. Nguyen Van Trung – Director of Center for Admissions and Public Relations; MA. Nguyen Thi Hoang Oanh – Head of International Affairs Office cum Vice Dean of Faculty of Oriental Studies; Dr. Pham Van Toan – Dean of Faculty of Mechatronics and Electronics; MSc. Van Dinh Vy Phuong – Dean of Faculty of Information Technology; MSc. Nguyen Thanh Trung – Vice Dean of Faculty of Civil Engineering and specialists of the International Affairs Office.

Mr. Matano Naoya representing Japanese enterprises spoke at the program

HJC Company and A-Bridge Company are two Japanese enterprises specializing in recruiting highly qualified human resources to work in Japan. They have partners as Japanese enterprises. These enterprises wish to cooperate with LHU to enroll students for a short-term internship program (six months or one year) and recruit engineers to officially work in Japan in the fields: machine manufacturing, electronics, IT, construction...

LHU and Japanese enterprises signed cooperation agreements

After discussing cooperation items, the two sides officially signed agreements. The signing of cooperation is hoped to bring benefits and success for the two sides.