What should trainees do to not waste 3 years in Japan?

3 years in Japan is not short, but it is not long to say long. Having spent money and effort to Japan, don't let the past 3 years go to waste. Do you know what to do to make the most of your time in Japan?

Actively ask - Actively learn 

You are present in Japan - a country of the world's leading modern civilization, talented people, and unique culture. So don't waste 3 years just a schedule from work to home - from home to your company!

Take the initiative to learn all you want to know from the people around you. Don't be afraid to ask, don't hide your question because of any fear. Nobody is perfect. Remember that if you stay emotional, you are depriving yourself of the opportunity to grow.

Make yourself a better version of yourself every day. If you want to improve your Japanese, practice starting a conversation with people around you. If you want to improve your skills, reach out to professionals you know. Do whatever you think is good for you. Do not hesitate, remember the reason why you started the Japanese dream to motivate you!

Improve your Japanese skills

You have more conditions than any young people who want to learn Japanese in Vietnam: You have a great environment to practice Japanese. 

Do not be lazy and turn down the opportunity to improve your language skills. Because do you know, how great is mastering Japanese for trainees? Not only can you communicate well and successfully complete your work in Japan, being good at Japanese also opens up many attractive job opportunities as soon as you return home. In addition, mastering the language helps you become more confident when communicating, expanding your relationships very well in Japan, right?

Every day, try to spend at least 1 hour to learn more vocabulary, structure and practice speaking Japanese with your roommates. Depending on what your order in Japan is, try to gather as much specialized vocabulary as you can. Don't be discouraged if learning a foreign language is difficult at first. Work hard and smart, then you will reap the sweet fruit.

Seriously forge self discipline

The Japanese are known for their discipline. They are disciplined in queuing, in meals, in work or study. During your 3 years in Japan, try to learn this virtue!

In addition, there is one thing you cannot forget while working in Japan: Always be on time. In any appointment, try to arrive at least 15 minutes early. Because for the Japanese, 1 minute late is also counted as late. You won't be able to explain to them why you're late.

Absolutely avoid social evils

Although Japan is a developed country, it cannot avoid social evils. For example, visiting the red light district in Japan, this is an absolute taboo for foreigners. If you are caught, you will be completely deported from Japan and have your VISA cut off altogether.

Enjoy life in Japan

Going to Japan is not only for work, enrich your life with trips to Japan on weekends. Japan has delicious food, amazing places are waiting for you.

Try to take advantage of this 3-year period to discover all the great things in Japan. These memories will surely be memorable luggage for you when you return to Vietnam!