In 2019, Perpetual Help University’s DALTA Calamba campus and Grandsoul Japan Co. , LTD sealed a partnership to meet the demand for intensive caregivers in Japan.
Dr. Anthony M. Tamayo, president of the University of Dalta’s Perpetual Support System, has studied plans that will increase the need for caregivers as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to pose physical health hazards around the world.
Therefore, Grandsoul Japan Co. , LTD is committed to helping each and every Filipino realize their dreams and has donated a facility to DALTA University’s perpetual aid formula on the Calamba campus.
By replicating their healthcare services in Japan to the status quo of the UPHSD-Grandsoul Japan Center for Japanese Caregiving Education, registrants gain six months of quality Japanese education and Japanese nursing education and will eventually have the opportunity to work as caregivers and have the possibility. to live in Japan.
UPHSD-Grandsoul Japan creates opportunities for each and every Filipino through its world-class Japanese health education center.
Well-trained instructors from the university’s allied fitness branch underwent an extensive three-month education in Japan for enrollees to acquire the wisdom and exceptional skills needed for the job.
Books, online platforms and other learning fabrics will be provided to learners to provide quality education and be more competitive caregivers globally.
With these, the DALTA Calamba campus of the University of the perpetual aid formula invites those interested to its Japanese nursing courses. Roy Tomandao
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