days ago, Sino-Thai cooperation "1 + X e-commerce" vocational skills level certificate training in the "cloud. After screening, 80 outstanding students from 28 Thai vocational colleges stood out from more than 980 applicants and entered the training class to systematically learn about China's e-commerce ecology and development status, new e-commerce models, and China-Thailand cross-border E-commerce development experience, etc.

The training was jointly held by the Thai Vocational Education Committee, the China National E-commerce Vocational Education and Teaching Steering Committee, the Confucius Institute at Chiang Mai University in Thailand, and Beijing Broad future Information Technology Co., Ltd. The training started on July 24 and lasted for 4 days. The teaching team adopted a combination of Chinese education and vocational skills training. Through a large number of case studies, teaching interaction and platform practice, the teaching team led the students to "unlock" the key skills in the initial stage of e-commerce, including macro e-commerce ecological cognition, innovation and entrepreneurship roadshow skills, short video production, picture processing, product detail page copy writing, store decoration, etc.

, in order to truly benefit the students, the course team specially designed the "1 + X project-based learning" model, which divided the students into classes according to the four categories of food, health, cosmetics and tourism mainly promoted under the "Thailand 4.0" development strategy, and invited 8 teaching assistants with bilingual ability between China and Thailand and life experience in the two countries to assist in leading the project team.

this training has aroused the students' internal drive to start an e-commerce business. According to the survey, 81% of the students plan to try e-commerce entrepreneurship after the end of the project. Tana, a student of Chiang Mai University, benefited a lot from this training: "in addition to learning knowledge, we have also opened up ideas, improved the way of thinking, and exercised the ability of teamwork!"

Suthep Gengshanti, Secretary-General of the Vocational Education Commission of the Ministry of Education of Thailand, said that e-commerce has brought a huge impact on people's lives and work. The e-commerce project that combines Chinese education and vocational skills training is very in line with the current social development situation., Will help participating students improve their personal skills.

This training is part of a long-term educational assistance program of the Confucius Institute at Chiang Mai University. The plan aims to explore and build a "Chinese + e-commerce" excellent training course and teaching and testing platform suitable for Thailand localization, and embed the concept of practical education into the whole process of the project. Shen Yi, the Chinese Dean of the Confucius Institute at Chiang Mai University, said that in the future, it will further integrate multiple resources and continue to promote projects that combine Chinese education and vocational skills training to help Thailand cultivate more compound talents who understand Chinese and have comprehensive e-commerce skills.