On 19th and 27th January, 2021 , the Department of Mechatronics - Mechanical Engineering Faculty of Cao Thang Technical College organized an interesting tour at Ajinomoto Long Thanh Factory (Long Thanh, Dong Nai province) and Ajinomoto Bien Hoa Factory (Bien Hoa, Dong Nai province) for the students of Mechatronics classes which belong in the "College training program in Mechatronics under the KOSEN model".

     This is one of activities in the Mechatronics’ training program, giving students an overview of the practical production line and working environment of enterprises in Vietnam, thereby helping them to get a better understanding about the recruitment and have certain preparations for the process of finding jobs as well as working in the future.

     Here are some pictures at Ajinomoto Long Thanh and Ajinomoto Bien Hoa factory:

The students must wore helmets when visiting Ajinomoto Factories

The staff gave explanations about the Ajinomoto Vietnam's products

Students were welcome to view the products of Ajinomoto Vietnam

The staff explained about the packaging and storage operations

The students watched a video clip and listened to explanations about the Ajinomoto's broth production

The staff talked about the recruitment process and the welfare policy for Ajinomoto Vietnam’s employees

And students could ask the staffs their questions

A funny cooking activity helped students to feel relax at the end of the Tour

The Factory Tour was ended. Thank you Ajinomoto Vietnam for giving such valuable Tours for the students

     Mechatronics is a field of study based on the implementation of the project supporting vocational colleges under the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) Vietnam of the Japan National Vocational College Management Agency (KOSEN) and Cao Thang Technical College with over 110 years of technical training was honored to be selected to implement this model since 2018. In September 2020, the Cao Thang Technical College has officially opened the "College training program in Mechatronics under the KOSEN model" for high school graduates.