Capo-Chichi Segnon John-Isaac Oluwaseyi, a student from Benin studying at the Tianjin University of Technology and Education, said that he was "very proud" that he and his team had won a gold medal at a world-level micromouse maze navigation competition.
Sharing his joy was 28-year-old Wisit Saenklue, one of the first graduates of the TBVTC's Luban Workshop in Thailand, the first of its kind to be launched by a Chinese college overseas.
Lu Ban, a model of ancient Chinese craftsmanship spirit, is industrious, wise, pragmatic and innovative. In 2016, the Luban Workshop, born in Tianjin, headed out in the world along "The Belt and Road". It emerged as a cradle for the cultivation of high-quality technical talents, and an important platform for the export of Chinese technology, equipment and quality.
The ninth International Forum on Industry and Education was held in the Chinese capital on Jan 10 and 11. With the theme of "connection, cooperation and integration: developing a new paradigm of high-quality application-oriented talent training", the forum included an opening ceremony, a main forum and five subforums.
On Jan 28, People's Daily reported that the Ethiopian Luban Workshop, with Jiang Jiang as its Chinese director, has trained more than 1,500 technical talents in Addis Ababa, capital of Ethiopia.
China plans to advance the reform and development of its vocational education sector to be able to train greater numbers of highly-skilled technicians, according to a new guideline.
When Laotian teacher Thammavongsa Sengaloun heard about a railway trainee program in China, he signed up immediately.
On Jan 12, the Egypt Luban Workshop at the Advanced Technical School for Maintenance Technology in Cairo (CATSMT) held an online conference on the progress of its "three plus two" education model.
