Archive · 23 Sep 2026
MITS Hosts Session on Career Opportunities in Japan
MITS held a programme to tell students about working in Japan.
The university’s International Relations and Industry Relations departments organized it.
Hiroyuki Ishida spoke about work habits and skills valued in Japan.
He also said that knowing the Japanese language can be important.
Mohana Das explained the different levels of the Japanese-Language Proficiency Test.
Students watched demonstrations of Katana techniques and Kimono wearing.
University leaders, teachers, and students attended the event.
The programme helped students learn about international career possibilities and Japanese culture.
MITS Deemed to be University held an awareness session on career opportunities in Japan.
The event was organized by the university’s International Relations and Industry Relations departments.
Hiroyuki Ishida discussed Japanese work ethics, technical skills, and language proficiency.
Japanese language instructor Mohana Das explained Japanese-Language Proficiency Test levels.
The programme also included demonstrations of Katana techniques and Kimono wearing.
- Who
- MITS Deemed to be University organized the session, with Hiroyuki Ishida and Mohana Das participating.
- What
- An awareness session on career opportunities in Japan was held, along with cultural demonstrations.
- Where
- MITS Deemed to be University in Madanapalle.
- Why
- To inform students about career opportunities, Japanese work ethics, technical skills, and language proficiency.
- Event
- Awareness session on career opportunities in Japan
- Organizer
- International Relations and Industry Relations departments
- Chief guest
- Hiroyuki Ishida, CEO of Mosaic Innovation Center
- Language topic
- Japanese-Language Proficiency Test levels
- Cultural demonstrations
- Katana techniques and Kimono wearing
- Attendees
- University leaders, faculty members, and students