In order to promote skills training for retired soldiers and promote employment and entrepreneurship for retired soldiers, on the morning of October 10, the 2021 electrician class for vocational skills training for retired soldiers in the whole region, hosted by the Department of Veterans Affairs of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, was successfully launched in Guigang.

In the next 15 days, 50 retired soldiers will learn skills including various common electrical tools, the use of common instruments and meters, the wiring and wiring operation of control circuits, common sense of safe use of electricity, and improving electrician safety operations. This training is based on theoretical teaching and focuses on practical operation skills drills to help trainees master common electrician skills as soon as possible. After the training, the trainees will be organized to take professional qualification certification examinations and obtain special operation operation certificates.

This training aims to promote employment, focuses on improving the comprehensive quality and vocational skills of retired soldiers, strengthens vocational education and skills training for retired soldiers, helps retired soldiers master a skill, and improves their employment and entrepreneurship advantages. In order to achieve the training goal of employment upon enrollment, the training class has reached strategic employment cooperation with many groups and enterprises. After the training, the trainees sign a training employment intention agreement and implement order-based and targeted training.

It is reported that the Autonomous Region Veterans Affairs Department is conducting free vocational skills training for self-employed veterans in Liuzhou, Nanning and Hezhou in batches in four majors (jobs), including auto repair, computer typesetting, rural e-commerce, and e-commerce live broadcasting, to help veterans smoothly switch to the second battlefield of local economic and social development and realize "skills for the country". This vocational skills training will attract more than 200 veterans from all over the region to participate in the training