Publish date

10/04/2024

2024 AOTS Trainees Fly to Japan on July and August

As part of KELPHIL’s ongoing commitment to enhancing employee skills and technical expertise, a new group of trainees has been sent to Japan through the Association of Overseas Technical Scholarship (AOTS) program.

The first batch, which left in June 2024, includes two members from the Structural Group and one from the Architectural Group. The second batch, which departed in August 2024, consists of two members from the Mechanical Group. An additional trainee from the Mechanical Group will leave for Japan in October 2024.

These trainees will first complete a six-week course in Japanese language, culture, and history. Following this, they will be assigned to their respective departments for technical training.

I would like to thank Kelphil for this opportunity and also to my colleagues who have helped and continue to help me throughout the process. Living outside of your comfort zone will always be hard, but I am excited for what this has in store for me, both career-wise and as an individual.

The responsibility that comes with it is motivation to strive harder, but I will always try to enjoy this new experience whenever I can.”

— Jerimae Velasquez,
Structural Group (Chiba)

Firstly, I would like to thank Kelphil for giving me the opportunity to experience life in this beautiful country. While I am a bit nervous, I am more excited to gain skills and knowledge from our training and to do my best as a JFE Sekkei trainee. Additionally, I am looking forward to explore different places, try various Japanese foods, and embrace new experiences.”

     — Loislei Pineda,
Structural Group (Chiba)

I would like to express my gratitude to Kelphil for providing me with the opportunity to train in Japan. I am also thankful to my senior colleagues for sharing their valuable advice and experiences, which have helped me prepare and set realistic expectations for living in Japan. As I continue my technical training, I look forward to gaining experience that will contribute to both my personal and professional growth. Additionally, I am excited to explore Japan’s culture to make my stay here truly worthwhile.”

              — James Anthony Asis,
Architectural Group (Kurashiki)

I would like to thank Kelphil, from management to colleagues, for this great opportunity to train in Japan to enhance my technical skills and learn more about Japanese culture. I know the pressure is on us, as we are the first trainees of our group. However, with the full support of my colleagues, I am confident that we can face the challenges that will arise during our training. I believe we can improve ourselves, especially our technical skills, and contribute to the success of the company.”

 — Eljon Nikko Tanega,
       Mechanical Group

I want to express my sincere thank you to Kelphil for giving me the opportunity to take part in the AOTS training. I’m sure that this experience will be a turning point in my professional life, and I am excited about the learning and growth that lies ahead of me. I look forward to bringing back and applying the knowledge and skills I will gain to use that can contribute to Kelphil.”

           — Ralph Janvi Miguel,
               Architectural Group

Thank you so much Kelphil for the incredible training experience here in Japan. The company’s expertise and dedication were truly inspiring, and the skills we’ve been gaining here are invaluable. I deeply appreciate the time and effort invested in helping us grow. I am eager to apply the knowledge and skills I will gain here to contribute to Kelphil.”

         — Anthony Ceazar Bagtasos,
                           Mechanical Group

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