China to Boost Training of Skilled Workers Amid Education Reforms

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China plans to increase the training of skilled workers while focusing on education reforms to cultivate top-notch innovators for economic growth. The country aims to address the shortage of front-line technicians and build a critical mass of knowledge-based workers.

China will step up the training of skilled workers , even as it embarks on education reforms to cultivate “top-notch innovators” to create new sources of growth for a slowing economy. While the country’s skilled labour force now exceeds 200 million, among whom more than 60 million are considered highly skilled, there is still a lack of front-line technicians such as elderly caregivers, fitters and welders, said Ms Wang Xiaoping, China ’s Minister of Human Resources and Social Security.

Speaking at a press conference on March 9, Ms Wang said her ministry wants to increase the willingness of young people to learn skills and enter factories, as well as to organise more vocational skill competitions, in the hope of building a critical mass of knowledge- and skill-based workers. “For example, we will carry out the cultivation of skilled talents in digital technology, and strengthen the foundation of talents in the fields of intelligent manufacturing, big data, blockchain and integrated circuits,” she sai

Source: Education Headlines (educationheadlines.net)

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