China and Thailand schools and enterprises jointly build a training base to cultivate new energy vehicle talents

China News Service, Liuzhou, Guangxi, October 27 (Lin Xin) The new energy vehicle international industry-education integration training base jointly built by schools and enterprises in China and Thailand was unveiled on October 27 in Liuzhou, Guangxi. The base will jointly cultivate technical and technical talents through cross-border joint construction of practical training platforms and the establishment of new energy vehicle order classes.

The base is jointly built by Chinese and Thai schools and enterprises. Qin Haibo, president of Liuzhou Railway Vocational and Technical College, introduced that SAIC-GM-Wuling Motor Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "SAIC-GM-Wuling") provides industries, equipment and overseas market resources; Thailand Tangen Vocational and Technical College ensures the supply of students and implements advanced teaching in Thailand; Thailand's WST Company opens up overseas operation channels; Liuzhou Railway Vocational and Technical College shares teaching practice and teachers, and jointly builds a "school-enterprise-overseas institution" collaborative education pattern.

"Cooperation between international education and vocational education will become an important mechanism for developing human resources." Puli Tangbanya, president of Thailand's Tangen Vocational and Technical College, said that Thailand is particularly optimistic about cooperation in new energy technology, electric vehicles, electronic and electrical systems and other fields to cultivate talents for the future labor market.

Thai student Su Kaili came to China to study new energy vehicle technology. She believes that in Chinese classrooms, we can be more hands-on and practice-oriented, truly apply the knowledge learned in the classroom into actual operations, and have a solid grasp of the basic theories and practical skills of new energy vehicles.

Liu Zuomei, general manager of the Human Resources Department of SAIC-GM-Wuling, said that high-quality skilled talents with both new energy technology capabilities and international vision have become the core of promoting Sino-Thailand industrial collaboration. On the same day, SAIC-GM-Wuling donated more than 20 training vehicles to the base as a new exploration of cross-border talent training.

As one of the industrial cities closest to ASEAN in China, Liuzhou exported 280,000 units of automobiles from January to August this year, a year-on-year increase of 35%, including 105,000 new energy vehicle exports, a year-on-year increase of 87.9%. The city has carried out 110 cooperation projects with more than 60 colleges and universities in 8 ASEAN countries to jointly cultivate talents with various skills. From vehicle export to localized talent training, China-Thailand new energy vehicle cooperation is extending from "product export" to "ecological co-construction".