It's so beneficial to know this information! It turns out that subsidized vocational training programs are provided in various provinces and cities, which is really a good opportunity, whether it is for employment or cultivating hobbies.
Subsidized vocational training programs are detailed on the official ** of the "Human Resources and Social Security Bureau" in each locality, and these courses are provided by ** accredited and licensed vocational schools. Although it was originally intended to support employment, many people cultivate it as a hobby.
*There are a wide variety of subsidized training programs, such as beauty, flower arrangement, pastry, etc., and the learning format is very flexible, with classes from Monday to Friday and classes on weekends. What's even more exciting is that after participating in the course and passing the assessment, eligible students can not only obtain vocational skill level certificates, but also enjoy up to 60%-100% training fee subsidies.
These training courses are suitable for people of all backgrounds, whether they are unemployed people who are starting their new journey or students who have just graduated and need to recharge, they can benefit greatly from these skills courses that do not cost much. This kind of subsidized training, which costs less and is very rewarding, is indeed a rare opportunity.
There are a wide variety of disciplines and professional tutor guidance.
In the fields of nursing, housekeeping, electrician, etc., students can make full use of their spare time to acquire a variety of practical skills under the careful guidance of professional instructors. Improve yourself while you work!
*Training subsidy provided: Tea art.
After successfully passing the assessment, you will receive a nationally recognized certificate.
Unlike the "Optical Completion" interest classes offered by some social organizations, these courses must pass a formal and rigorous final assessment in order to obtain a nationally recognized skills certificate and successfully enter the post.
After reading the above introduction, do you have a deeper understanding of the "training courses offered"? If you are interested, please consult the local social security department or relevant training institutions, compared with self-financed business courses, such a subsidy is more affordable!
At the same time, which courses do you think should be included in the scope of "subsidy"? Feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section!