The journey of effort and breakthrough of new graduates of Japanese Language Department, Dai Nam University

The Gratitude and Coming of Age Ceremony of K15 – a sacred, touching and proud event for the new graduates of Japanese Language and Culture, Dai Nam University. This is not only a moment marking their maturity after 4 years of hard study, but also an opportunity for students to express their deep gratitude to their parents, teachers and school for accompanying and giving wings to their brilliant youth journey.

New graduates and teachers of the Japanese Language and Culture Department at the gratitude and maturity ceremony.

4 years – A proud journey of growth

Speaking at the ceremony, Dr. Vu Thuy Nga - Head of the Faculty of Japanese Language and Culture sent a profound message to the new graduates: "You have completed a meaningful journey of your youth. Today's achievements are a testament to your tireless efforts. Although there are many challenges ahead, the teachers believe that you will always be steadfast with the courage, knowledge and mindset that you have trained at Dai Nam University."

Dr. Vu Thuy Nga - Head of the Department of Japanese Language and Culture delivered the opening speech.

It is the dedication of the teaching staff and the practical training program that has helped students majoring in Japanese Language and Culture at Dai Nam not only master the language but also deeply understand Japanese culture, discipline and spirit - the values that have made a country respected by the whole world.

The students bowed deeply to express their gratitude to their parents.

The teachers in the Faculty of Japanese Language and Culture have always been dedicated to accompanying the students throughout the journey.

Learning linked to practice – Opening the door to international reach

One of the highlights of the Gratitude Ceremony was the touching footage of the journey of growth, especially the congratulations sent from students who are interning in Japan - vivid evidence of the effective training model combining practice and international connection.

Mr. Nguyen Duy Anh - Principal of GAG Japanese Language Academy - strategic partner of the School shared: "Dai Nam University students leave a very good impression on their capacity, style and adaptability in a professional working environment. I believe that, with this solid foundation, you will become high-quality human resources in the integration era. "

Mr. Nguyen Duy Anh, member of the Vietnam Fatherland Front - Principal of GAG Japanese Language Academy, Japan, expressed his confidence in the new graduates.