Mananchaya Wilaipit

• Gained knowledge in coffee preparation.
• Learned about café business operations, focusing on safety standards and basic marketing strategies.
• Practiced and developed hands-on barista skills in a real café environment.

• Managed the full preparation process and collaborated with all the major Japanese students.
• Took responsibility as Art Leader, overseeing creative direction and execution.

• Supported the university organizing staff by assisting with the Japanese language.
• Greeted and arranged transportation (vans) for VIP guests arriving at the airport.
• Collaborated with other staff teams to ensure smooth event operations.

• Supported organizing teams as logistics staff and assisted with registration duties.
• Collaborated with the airport staff team to coordinate guest transportation management.

• Visited TOYOTA Kaikan Museum and Ecoful Town to learn about and raise awareness of sustainability practices.
• Exchanged ideas through collaborative group activities.
• Experienced Japanese culture through a homestay with a host family.

Responsibilities in the Front Office Department (Intern)

• Including the position of GSA, Concierge, and Royal Club Lounge Butler
• Delivered personalized guest services, ensuring a high standard of hospitality and guest satisfaction
• Supported daily Front Office operations, including smooth check-in and check-out processes, and served welcome drinks to guests
• Provided concierge services, including local recommendations and transportation arrangements
• Supported VIP guest services in the Royal Club Lounge by serving beverages and maintaining a welcoming and well-organized environment

Internship Course 2: Social Welfare and Inclusive Community Environment Creation

This internship consists mainly of activities at Ishibashi Shopping Street and “Ishibashi Commons”, a non-profit organization that conducts social and academic collaboration projects (activities that connect society and universities) in various areas of the Kansai region, with a focus on Ishibashi Shopping Street in Ikeda City, Osaka Prefecture.

• Engaged in community-based and academic collaboration projects at Ishibashi Shopping Street

• Supported initiatives connecting universities and international student with local communities across the Kansai region

• Visited and interacted with diverse local communities to gain insights into Japanese society and regional development, including Harada Farm, TOGO BOOKS Normadik, the Toyonaka City Citizens’ Public Interest Activity Support Center, the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake Memorial, the Disaster Reduction and Human Renovation Institution (DRI), Ishibashi Minami Elementary School, and Otein Temple.

• Developed cross-cultural understanding through direct community engagement

In the Department of CEO Office and Marketing Communication.

• Improved internship experience by efficiently managing assigned tasks and meeting deadlines.
• Gained practical experience in various aspects of the field, applying academic knowledge to real-world situations.
• Developed professional skills through hands-on experiences, including time management and effective communication.
• Organized and maintained files to ensure efficient documentation and workflow
• Supported colleagues with tasks as needed, contributing to a collaborative work environment
• Collaborated with international colleagues on a sustainability project, strengthening teamwork and cross-cultural communication skills.