Sapporo continues to provide scholarships

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Japanese brewer Sapporo Viet Nam last week gave away its "Next Step Success" scholarships worth VND105 million (US$4,700) to 10 outstanding students in HCM City.

General Director Mikio Masawaki takes a pictures with 10 students. — VNS Photo

HCM CITY (Biz Hub) — Japanese brewer Sapporo Viet Nam last week gave away its "Next Step Success" scholarships worth VND105 million (US$4,700) to 10 outstanding students in HCM City.

The 10 first got the scholarship after achieving outstanding results in university entrance exams in 2013-14, and will continue to get it until they finish university as long as they do well.

Some of the beneficiaries have won medals in the Mathematics and other Olympiads. — VNS

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