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Established: April 1, 2011: Founded as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tokyo Business Service Co., Ltd.
The newly installed capsule coffee maker at the facility is a high‑tech device that allows users to adjust the amount of water via a touch panel, offering a variety of capsules such as café latte and mocha blend. When trainees struggled with the operation, they helped each other, sparking communication. Next to the coffee maker is a blackboard, where staff have requested illustrations that will be updated once a month.
Corendon College Monzen-Nakacho has released the November program schedule. Highlighted programs include a trip to the Hamamatsu Imperial Villa Garden on the 20th and a trainee project program (herb sachet making) on the 27th. An optional experience program, the Autumn Photo Contest, will also be held on the 19th.
At the self-reliance training facility "Koren College Monzen-Nakacho," an "Autumn Photo Contest" experience program will be held on November 19. Participants will stroll around Takaoka Hachimangu Shrine, take autumn photos, and hold a viewing session.
The trainees at TVS Operations Inc. organized a moon viewing dumpling and tea party that also served as an autumn tea-tasting quiz competition. During the event, they demonstrated how to brew tea, conducted a manners quiz, and held a tea-tasting session. All participants reported that they had a great time.
Staff member Y visited the Japan Science and Technology Museum as part of an off-site program and viewed the special exhibition "Antarctic Exhibition." The display introduced the lives of Antarctic research teams, ice core samples, meteorites, and more, allowing participants to experience practical social participation and self‑management.
As an off-site program, trainees visited the special exhibition "Living Creatures Super World Exhibition" at the National Science Museum. The exhibition introduced the evolution and ecology of organisms that survive in various environments on Earth, and participants observed with interest while reading the explanatory panels. The outing program also served as an opportunity to practice social life and job preparation skills such as manners, health management, and communication.
On September 18, a workshop for shooting an official introduction video was held in Korendo Higashiyomacho in collaboration with the parent company's PR team. Participants used cameras and smartphones, experimenting with angles and compositions to shoot, aiming to foster initiative and teamwork. Through the shooting experience, they gained communication skills and confidence.
At Kondo College Monzen-Nakacho, a Halloween party organized and run by trainees will be held. The food, games, and other details are a surprise until the day of the event. Participants can experience the atmosphere of Kondo through interaction with the trainees.
TVS Operations Co., Ltd. has published the October issue of Colond Communication. The cover features a program on "Basic Suit Style and Business Casual" conducted in Kōrendōyōchō, showcasing tips for interview-appropriate manners and TPO-based attire, an autumn fatigue countermeasure list, and seasonal ingredients. The back cover includes original articles written by trainees, a survey on Respect for the Aged Day, the origin of the 15th Night festival, and an introduction to a special exhibition at the National Science Museum, among various contents.
On September 16, a Boccia experience session was held at the front gate of Korendo College in Nakanocho, with a total of eight participants: one experienced player and seven users. After learning the rules, participants, led by the users, decided on team names and throwing order, then competed against each other. In the second half, they enjoyed a pair-versus tournament. The activity was planned to improve communication skills, independence, cooperation, concentration, and strategic thinking.