STUDENTS VOICE

I had the experience of being transported by ambulance, and seeing the paramedics in action inspired me to aim to become an emergency medical technician. I decided to study at SOLA, the only school in the prefecture with an Emergency Medical Technology Department. The classes were challenging, but thanks to my classmates and seniors, I enjoyed every day. Through volunteering and club activities, I was able to expand my knowledge and apply what I learned.
Recently, not only firefighters but also hospital paramedics have been increasing, shining in various situations. I want to continue working hard so that I can also make a difference in this field.

The reason I chose this department is that after studying nursing in high school, I realized I wanted to be more involved in healthcare as an emergency medical technician, who goes to the scene and offers help to the injured, rather than just waiting for patients at a hospital. That's why I decided to study at SOLA, the only school in the prefecture with an Emergency Medical Technology Department.
At SOLA, I get to hear various stories from teachers with field experience and participate in training that simulates actual emergency situations.

Before entering the Clinical Engineering Department, I worked in the apparel industry. Prior to that, I cared for my grandfather at home while he battled lung cancer. When he experienced a full-body seizure, I felt helpless, as I could only call out to him without being able to assist. This made me think about whether I could enter the medical field and help people. During my search, I discovered the role of a clinical engineer and decided to study at SOLA Academy, the only school in the prefecture with a Clinical Engineering Department.
At SOLA, I have the opportunity to hear stories from teachers with field experience and current engineers, and I learn a lot from the practical classes and training. Although keeping up with the studies is challenging, I enjoy learning every day thanks to the friends I've made at the academy.

I have an interest in taping and bandaging, and I want to be able to do it myself. I decided to aim to become a judo therapist because I want to help injured people. When I attended the open campus, the teachers explained everything thoroughly and spoke to us in a friendly manner, which made me feel that I could enjoy learning here, so I chose SOLA Academy.
In my classes, I have to memorize a lot about bones, muscles, and the structure of the human body, which can be challenging, but I'm studying with my teachers and classmates in a lively and cheerful atmosphere. Right now, I’m learning how to apply bandages in practical lessons. At first, it was difficult and I struggled, but with practice, I’ve become more skilled at it.
In three years, I want to work hard towards my goal of becoming a judo therapist.