Free Online Training for Domestic Service Workers in China

A recent agreement has been signed to provide free online training courses to domestic service workers in China. The agreement, signed by the Department of Trade in Services and Commercial Services of the Commerce Ministry and Open University of China, will allow domestic service personnel nationwide to access courses on professional skills and ethics.

The signing ceremony was held at Open University of China in Beijing and gathered over 100 participants from various organizations, including domestic service associations, companies, universities, and trainers.

This initiative aims to improve the quality of domestic services in China by providing workers with the necessary skills and knowledge. The courses will cover topics such as professional skills, ethics, and competence, and will be available on the ministry's national domestic service credit and information platform.

The agreement is part of a broader effort by the Chinese government to promote the expansion and quality of the domestic service industry. The government recognizes the importance of this sector and is committed to providing workers with the resources they need to succeed.

The online courses are expected to benefit not only domestic service workers but also others who want to work in the service sector. Individuals like Yang Huan, a former nurse who wants to become a professional baby carer, can utilize these courses to gain the necessary knowledge and skills for their desired career path.

By providing free online training, the Chinese government is taking a significant step towards improving the lives of domestic service workers and enhancing the quality of services in the country. This initiative is expected to have a positive impact on both workers and consumers, leading to a more professional and skilled domestic service workforce.