5th- and 6th-grade students from Shiozawa Elementary School took part in a corporate visit and hands-on course held at 天昇電気工業 in Nihonmatsu, touring the plant and deepening their understanding of the company. The students observed the manufacturing floor at close range and gained firsthand experience of the company's role.
A Career Support Organization outreach course was held at 天昇電気工業 as part of the prefecture's corporate visit and hands-on program for elementary and junior high school students. The participants were 5th- and 6th-grade students from Shiozawa Elementary School in Nihonmatsu, who visited the plant and had an opportunity to observe firsthand the operations of a company they would not normally have much opportunity to encounter.
During the tour, the students observed the manufacturing processes through which companies produce products and are believed to have gained a concrete understanding of the workflow and roles of the people working on the floor. The purpose of the course was to promote understanding of companies, and it was positioned as an opportunity for the students to learn how to engage with companies.
The program is positioned as part of the prefecture's corporate visit and hands-on program for elementary and junior high school students and is conducted through cooperation between local schools and companies. By having students tour the plant, it aims to provide an opportunity to take an interest in local industry and consider future career choices.
The article does not provide details of the tour's specific itinerary or the students' individual comments, but confirms that the students deepened their understanding of companies through the tour at 天昇電気工業.