Dampak Program Internship ke Jepang Bagi Mahasiswa Prodi S1 Sastra Jepang Fakultas Ilmu Budaya Universitas Sumatera Utara
The Impact of the Internship Programme to Japan for Students of the Bachelor of Japanese Literature Faculty of Cultural Sciences, University of Sumatera Utara

Date
2024Author
S, Angelina Mutiara
Advisor(s)
Arfianty, Rani
Alimansyar
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This research is about describing the activities carried out by students of the
Japanese Literature Study Program at FIB USU d uring Internship in Japan and
analyzing their impact on t heir readiness to enter the world of work. The research
aims to evaluate the experiences and skills gained during the Internship as well as
its influence on students' readiness to face professional c hallenges in the future.
This research method uses an analytical descriptive qualitative approach to
explore the impact of the Internship program in Japan. Data were collected
through a Likert scale questionnaire from 32 respondents who are university
stud ents, then thematically analyzed to identify patterns and main themes. The
results of the analysis are presented with descriptions, frequency tables, and in
depth interpretations of the activities and impacts of the program on Japanese
Literature students of FIB USU. The Internship Program in Japan for students of
the Japanese Literature Study Program of FIB USU improved their Japanese
language skills, work skills, and cultural understanding. Students felt an increase
in confidence and readiness for the wor ld of work thanks to direct experience and
adaptation in an international environment. This positive impact supports their
readiness to face future professional challenges. The Internship Program in Japan
enhances the practical skills of students of the Ja panese Literature Undergraduate
Program at FIB USU, including communication, time management, and
interpersonal skills. Despite facing challenges such as mentorship and work
schedules, almost all respondents felt more confident and experienced the benefits
of professional networking. The program effectively prep ares students for the
global job market, especially in Japanese language and professional skills.
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