Jun 19, 2024
Ms. Haruka Hoshiyama, Graduate of the 2024 College of Business, Wins Second Prize in the Excel Section at the 2024 Microsoft Office Specialist Japan National Championship
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We are pleased to announce that Ms. Haruka Hoshiyama, a graduate of the Department of Global Business in March 2024, was honored with second prize in the Excel section of the 2024 Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Japan National Championship held in April 2024, a significant step toward the World Championship. This competition, with over 13,000 students nationwide, highlights Ms. Hoshiyama’s outstanding achievement. We look forward to her continued success and future contributions.
Ms. Hoshiyama’s Comment
I am honored to have won second prize in the Excel section of the 2024 MOS Japan National Championship. During my fourth year at university, I independently began learning Microsoft application skills to develop practical computer competencies valuable both in Japan and internationally. I am deeply grateful to have my efforts and achievements recognized in this way.
Since earning the qualification, I have had various opportunities to deliver English presentations and provide explanations to international audiences. These experiences—gained while studying abroad in Slovenia through a university exchange program and now as a recent graduate working at a financial institution—have demonstrated the practical benefits of these skills. They have enabled me to create clear and impactful documents effectively. I believe that the process leading to this honorable achievement has further enhanced my computer skills, which were originally strengthened through my university classes and my role as a Student Assistant at the College of Business.
Looking ahead, with curiosity and ambition, I aspire to thrive both in Japan and internationally by continuing to explore diverse topics, broadening my potential and pursuing new opportunities.
Since earning the qualification, I have had various opportunities to deliver English presentations and provide explanations to international audiences. These experiences—gained while studying abroad in Slovenia through a university exchange program and now as a recent graduate working at a financial institution—have demonstrated the practical benefits of these skills. They have enabled me to create clear and impactful documents effectively. I believe that the process leading to this honorable achievement has further enhanced my computer skills, which were originally strengthened through my university classes and my role as a Student Assistant at the College of Business.
Looking ahead, with curiosity and ambition, I aspire to thrive both in Japan and internationally by continuing to explore diverse topics, broadening my potential and pursuing new opportunities.
