The Practical Training Unit (PTU) at the Faculty of Social Sciences and Languages intends to prepare its undergraduates to sit outside working environments before completing their degree program. Students in their fourth year of study are on the threshold of moving from academic understanding to practical application. This stage's practical training units are critical in bridging the gap between academic learning and real-world circumstances. This training allows students to see genuine firm operations and become acquainted with its standard physical and human systems. Practical training is becoming increasingly crucial in the dynamic landscape of social sciences and languages for students to sharpen their skills, gain a better understanding of societal complexities, and prepare for the challenges they will face on their professional paths. As a result, it creates conditions for them to improve their soft skills and join valuable professional and social networks, which are not encouraged in a conventional classroom setting.