“技能夜校”3月课程“上新” “公益+取证”双轨赋能技能提升

Core Insights - The "Skills Night School" in Zhenjiang is launching new courses in March, offering 8 free public welfare courses and 9 government-subsidized certification courses, covering various fields such as smart manufacturing and low-altitude economy [1][2] - The program aims to provide flexible evening and weekend classes, allowing workers to easily acquire new skills for employment and personal growth [1][2] Group 1 - The courses include popular topics such as drone photography, traditional embroidery, robot programming, Python practical training, and 3D animation production, designed for both beginners and those seeking to enhance their skills [1] - A highlight of the March curriculum is the offering of 9 courses in high-demand occupations, aligned with national vocational skill standards, with both online and offline teaching methods [1] - Participants who pass assessments can obtain vocational certificates and may qualify for government training subsidies, creating a closed loop from training to certification to employment [1] Group 2 - The city’s human resources department has established multiple teaching locations across the city, creating a 15-minute skills training circle to accommodate workers' schedules [2] - The "evening classes + weekend training" model is designed to fit work rhythms, supported by a diverse teaching team including skill masters and enterprise backbone [2] - Enrollment for the "Skills Night School" is open both online and offline, but spots are limited, urging interested individuals to register promptly [2]