Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
Last week, I went to Vietnam to conduct interviews, but,
It looks like the Vietnamese technical interns arriving this May are shaping up pretty well, lol.
It seems he’s speaking with a good understanding of the work he’ll be doing—especially when it comes to Japanese.
Since we specialize in slope construction, it would be best if they studied slope engineering, but,
It's pretty hard to teach that, isn't it?
So, I tell them to watch our YouTube channel over and over again and use their imagination before coming to Japan for their internship.
For example, this one here.
Since the explanation is in Vietnamese, Vietnamese people should be able to understand it.
Kuden Pro - Slope Engineering Course -
Just by watching this over and over and letting your imagination run wild, you'll be on a whole different level when you actually come to Japan.
If your company plans to host technical interns in the future, I recommend showing them this first.
There’s a world of difference between knowing and not knowing.
Although the specific construction methods may vary slightly depending on the company, the fundamentals should remain the same.
If you have prior knowledge, you can gain an even deeper understanding through experience.
That way, they'll grow faster.
There’s no doubt that knowing what to expect and going through it yourself gives you a greater sense of security than facing something you know nothing about, right?
I think it would be a good idea to teach the Vietnamese Technical Intern Training Program union and let them see for themselves.
We plan to gradually add more videos.
See you later.
