With the goal of ‘making efforts to contribute to the society’ with quality products and human-centered management spirit, Keieijuku Vietnam has trained 400 entrepreneurs across the country.

On November 15, the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) celebrated the 10th anniversary of the Keieijuku Vietnam Advanced Business Training Program , gathering nearly 400 students who are business leaders across the country. meet and expand connections.

Within the framework of the cooperation project between the two governments of Vietnam and Japan, from 2009 up to now, with the support of the Japan International Cooperation Agency JICA, Foreign Trade University has implemented a training program. Entrepreneurs, business managers build a typical Vietnamese business model, apply production management according to Japanese methods.

After a 10-year journey, Keieijuku Vietnam has trained a team of leaders of industrial production enterprises with the goal of making efforts to contribute to society with quality products and the spirit of management – taking children . people-centered as well as business “lighting the heart” and doing business with “self-reliance, self-reliance and kindness”.

More specifically, Mr. Toshiyuki Nakamura, Director of JICA’s Bureau of Industrial Development and Public Policy, shared that this is a training program that draws on contents related to corporate governance. Within a training course there will be different periods with each piece of in-depth content. At the end of the program, the participants will visit Japan to get acquainted with the management practice as well as the current problems that Japanese businesses are experiencing.