As an important subproject of “Integration into City”, a public welfare program launched by ECUST School of Business, the first management training class for migrant workers is officially opened on September 7th. The students of this free-of-tuition class are composed of 60 migrant workers working in new industries.

launching ceremony of the class

The “Integration into City” Program is a large-scale public welfare program that was initiated by ECUST School of Business and organized by MBA and EMBA Student Association. The teachers, students and alumni of the school will all participate in the Program. The training period for the students of this class is two months. The courses they will learn include “Fundamentals of Management Science”, "5S Management”, "KPI Performance”, "Management of Job Foreman”, "Team Encouragement”, "Career Planning”, "Time Management”, etc. 

Dean Wu Baijun addressing the ceremony

Dean Wu Baijun stated that School of Business launched this program in order to help the migrant workers find better jobs in cities, and in the meantime, to cultivate students’ sense of social responsibility. 

 
appointment ceremony for volunteer teachers

The teachers of the training program are all volunteers, including the teachers’ group headed by Prof. Wu Baijun, dean of School of Business, as well as some of the school’s MBA and EMBA students who are in senior management positions within enterprises.

 
teachers and students listening attentively

 
 
group picture of teachers and students of the class