02 students from the Vietnam-Korea University of Information and Communication Technology-UD, who graduated from the Japan-Vietnam Software Engineering Program, have recently been recruited by NecScat Company to work in Japan.

According to a VKU representative, the two students, Tran Thi Thu Dung and Nguyen Ngoc Lanh (from batch 21JIT), are considered the first "fruitful outcomes,". Their success marks the initial harvest from the strategic cooperation between the university and international partners like NiX Education and Japanese enterprises.

According to Mr. Chitose Koshi, General Director of NecScat, the two student, Thu Dung and Ngoc Lanh are vibrant testaments to continuous effort and a commitment to learning. 

Through their internships and practical project experiences, VKU students have demonstrated remarkable progress in both their professional foreign language skills, as well as in their work ethic and attitude. He expressed hope that in the professional working environment in Japan, these young talents will quickly adapt and thrive on their journey ahead with NecScat.

According to student Tran Thi Thu Dung, having the opportunity to pursue a highly practical, Japanese-Vietnamese bilingual training program helped her grow with every hour of study, guided by experts who supported her in both professional skills and language.

Driven by the high demand for quality human resources in information technology and digital technology sectors in regional and international labor markets, VKU has collaborated with partners to implement Vietnamese-Japanese and Vietnamese-Korean bilingual Software Engineer Programs for students.

A key highlight of the program is its emphasis on students not only mastering their professional skills but also becoming proficient in Japanese and Korean. They're also equipped with essential knowledge and corporate culture insights to meet the demands of working in a professional international environment.

UD Media

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