Nguyen Minh Giang
(March 2021 Graduation)

I brought my dreams and goals to Japan. It was to become a university student in Japan. There were many difficulties in studying in Japan, and there were times when I wanted to give up on my dream. However, when my homeroom teacher at Granvision International School said, "If you don't give up, you'll have many chances." Takushoku University, which Granvision International School is affiliated with, has a designated school recommendation, so I took the Takushoku University AO exam. I was worried about my first university entrance exam, but thanks to my homeroom teacher who always gave me advice, I was able to gain confidence in myself and I am very grateful. After entering the university, I was able to meet not only Vietnamese students, but also Japanese friends and international students from various countries. At that time, I realized the importance of Japanese language ability.

Mr. Nguyen Anh Tuan
(March 2020 Graduation)

In April 2020, I got a job with a specific skill "dining out" visa. "I work at a cafeteria in a nursing home." I got this job because I was working part-time at this company when I was attending a Japanese language school. "I was working hard, so someone from the company asked me if I wanted to become an employee." "When you work as an employee, it's completely different from when you were working part-time." I have a responsibility, so I can never be late. "There were also times when I felt cultural differences." However, I felt that the most important thing in overcoming that was Japanese language ability. At Granvision International School, I was able to pass N3 of the JLPT in December of my second year because they taught me Japanese very carefully from the basics. This is very useful in my current job.