By Prof. Ismael A. Almajar Jr. – CHM Travel/ SIAP Coordinator

CPU-CHM students to join the Student Internship Abroad Program (SIAP) at Hosenkaku Co., Ltd., in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan.

In an exciting development for the Dr. Lucio T. Tan College of Hospitality Management, three outstanding students have been selected to join the Student Internship Abroad Program (SIAP) at Hosenkaku Co., Ltd., located in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan. This prestigious opportunity will allow Daniela Marie J. Allanic, Marielle Elesa L. Debuque, and Pauline Grace T. Uy to gain invaluable experience at one of Japan’s leading hospitality companies.

The SIAP at Hosenkaku Co., Ltd. represents a unique blend of professional development and cultural immersion for Daniela, Marielle, and Pauline. By working for one of Japan’s top hospitality companies, they will gain firsthand experience in a sector known for its high standards and meticulous attention to detail. This opportunity will not only enhance their technical skills but also provide them with a deeper appreciation of Japanese culture and hospitality traditions.

As they prepare to embark on this transformative journey, Daniela, Marielle, and Pauline are set to bring back a wealth of knowledge and experience to the College of Hospitality Management. Their participation in the SIAP will inspire future students to pursue similar opportunities, highlighting the importance of global exposure in shaping successful careers in hospitality management.

This remarkable leap towards global career development will embark on an enriching journey to Japan as part of their student internship abroad program. The internship program at Hosenkaku Co., Ltd. was more than just a professional engagement for Daniela, Marielle, and Pauline; it was a cultural immersion that fostered a deeper understanding of Japanese work ethics and lifestyle. Each student returned home with enhanced technical skills, enriched cultural perspectives, and a newfound appreciation for the nuances of working in a global setting.

Their journey to Japan stands as a testament to the transformative power of international internships, highlighting the importance of such experiences in shaping the future careers of young professionals. By stepping out of their comfort zones and embracing new challenges, Daniela, Marielle, and Pauline have paved the way for future students to embark on similar paths of growth and discovery.