Technical Interns

Today is the day the technical interns are returning home! But...!?

2024/07/10

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

The other day, I mentioned that one of our interns had quit.

A technical intern ran away, and here are my thoughts on that

And today, I'm taking another intern to the airport to check in for their flight lol

Technical Interns: Technical Proficiency Exam

This intern will be returning to his home country in a year.

The reason is that it was so broken that it failed the trainee exam.

Trainees must take an exam after one year.

You must pass both the written and practical portions of the Basic-Level Skills Test.

 

However, he didn't get into the program.

I failed the second exam, too. (People usually pass on their second try for this subject.)

So, I'm heading back home.

 

That's today!

Blown away

But I actually took off the other day lol

At this point, I can't help but laugh lol

I heard he said he was going to the airport on his own, so I'm going to the airport to check on him!

Whether or not he left Japan and returned to Vietnam!!

 

This intern didn't study at all, and as soon as it was decided he would return home, he stopped coming to work and just went out partying all the time.

And I heard he was close with the intern who left the other day...

 

Well, I don't know how things will turn out, but as far as the company is concerned, the internship is over, so...

I'd just like to see it through to the end, if that's okay...

I don't know how things will turn out, but today is just one of those days ^^

 

See you later.

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