Cross Border Electricity Providers Face "Talent Shortage"

In the school, there are electric business practitioners who are coaching tutorials, who can talk business through the Internet and foreigners.

This is not an Arabian tale.

Fujian Jiangxia college student living area, by the school economic and Trade Institute and Fuzhou Ding Ni mechanical and Electrical Equipment Co., Ltd. jointly founded the cross-border e-commerce business incubation base is such a side learning and entrepreneurial paradise.

A few days ago, the base was officially unveiled. Tung Ho, chairman of Fuzhou Dino Electromechanical, said: "the popularity of the base is far beyond the imagination of both schools and enterprises."

At present, the gap of talent development in e-commerce is large, especially in the field of cross-border electricity supplier industry.

Wang Yongfeng, President of the Provincial Association of electronic commerce, said: "graduates of e-commerce in Colleges and universities have made reservations early. Our recruitment can only expand their professional scope, computer and marketing.

All of them. "

According to incomplete statistics, there are more than 5000 cross border electricity providers in Fujian, with 20 million international packages annually. "Under the explosive growth of geometric level, the shortage of talent has become a reality."

Graduates of e-commerce can not find other related graduates only through internal training, so that they can gradually achieve their business.

Even more embarrassing is, "even if the electricity professional graduates, practical ability can not keep up with the needs of industry enterprises".

Wang Yongfeng said: "all this predicament is related to the characteristics of the Internet industry. Let alone students say that our enterprises do not learn, which means they are eliminated.

For colleges and universities are challenges, textbooks are all past experience, so practice is very important.

Therefore, look for

Docking point, collaborative training and win-win cooperation have become the driving force for the development of schools and enterprises.

Chen Yuhao, Dean of Fujian Jiangxia Institute of economics and trade, told reporters that in recent years, the ratio of entrepreneurship has not been high. "It is mainly the lack of practice platform at school, and students dare not attempt entrepreneurship easily."

4 years ago,

He is also a graduate of the 2008 preschool education major of Sanming University in Fujian. He is keen to grasp the business opportunities of the network sales generator set.

Dong Wei said, "as a self-employed college student, I know the hardships of starting a business, especially if I want to support a college student who is self-employed."

So Tung Chao and Jiangxia college hit it off and set the base on campus.

In the design of both schools and enterprises, training and practical operation are carried out simultaneously.

Mr Tung said: "our training is divided into 3 stages, namely, junior, intermediate and senior. A group of senior professionals, including myself, will give students one to one tutoring, just like coaches.

The base will also provide corresponding subsidies to university students who have entrepreneurial intentions, so as to reduce their worries.

Since the end of June this year, the cross border business incubation base has been successfully launched for 11 entrepreneurial skills training. Thousands of students took part in the training voluntarily.

Not only did the old student come to an order of 1 million 600 thousand yuan, but the new "rookie" had already started mail exchange with foreign customers on the Internet.