On the afternoon of January 9th, Yangzhou Tengfei Cable Electrical Materials Co., Ltd. and the School of Overseas Education of Jiangsu University jointly held a school enterprise cooperation docking meeting for studying abroad in China. The company's General Manager Zhang Yun, Deputy General Manager and Chief Engineer Jiang Tao, Deputy General Manager Zou Hongfei, as well as Wang Limin, Secretary of the Party Branch directly under the School of Overseas Education of Jiangsu University, Dean Wu Peng, Vice Dean of the School of Electrical Information Engineering Du Yi, Vice Dean of the School of Overseas Education Feng Chunlai, and relevant department heads of the college attended the meeting.

      At the meeting, both schools and enterprises watched the company's promotional video and Jiangsu University's enrollment promotion video for studying abroad in China. Subsequently, a signing ceremony was held between Yangzhou Tengfei Cable Electrical Materials Co., Ltd. and Jiangsu University's "National Education Practice Base for Studying Abroad in China" and "Strategic Cooperation between Schools and Enterprises for Studying Abroad in China".

      During the communication session, the general manager of the company, Zhang Yun, provided a detailed introduction to the company's development history, business scope, and international market expansion. And we hope to leverage the advantages of both schools and enterprises to collaborate on "order based" talent training projects and medium - and long-term internship practices for international students studying in China, providing international talent support and intellectual security for enterprises to go global and steadily.

      Wu Peng, Dean of the School of Overseas Education of Jiangsu University, introduced in detail the work of Jiangsu University in studying abroad in China, and said that the school will continue to cultivate talents who are "knowledgeable and friendly to China", help the country's "the Belt and Road" construction, strengthen cooperation between schools and enterprises, carry out "order based" talent training, build bridges for Chinese enterprises to go global, and do a good job in talent security.

      During the symposium, both parties also had detailed discussions on the details of the "order based" talent training agreement, cross-border e-commerce, innovation and entrepreneurship competitions, and other cooperation contents. 26 international students from 10 countries, including Russia, Bangladesh, Ghana, Vietnam, and India, also had in-depth face-to-face communication with companies about internships, employment, and other related situations, and the atmosphere on site was lively. 

(Reported by Zou Hongfei)