Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
Today was a bit hectic due to the skills certification exam for the Vietnamese technical interns.
Since I’d been practicing on the scaffolding since the day before, it was a breeze.
I don't know the results of the Japanese exam yet, but I'm hoping the examiner will cut me some slack lol.
Right after the exam, we took down the scaffolding and went out for lunch.
Both they and we are relieved.
He's gotten completely used to Japanese food and says that tempura and sashimi are delicious as he eats them.
He also seemed to enjoy the large chawanmushi that was served next.
It's been a year for them, too.
He's picking up the job at a pretty fast pace.
I keenly feel that Japan can no longer function without them.
Since we’ll still need to rely on their skills for a while, I hope they’ll receive a solid education, earn a good living, and return home.
The second-year students are scheduled to arrive next year, so I hope they’ll do their best as upperclassmen.
See you later.
