Imagine agricultural products from local fields reaching consumers nationwide and globally through digital platforms. Xingguo County is actively building such bridges by supporting rural entrepreneurs through e-commerce training initiatives.
In 2025, the Xingguo County Employment and Entrepreneurship Service Center, in collaboration with Ganzhou Zhongxin Vocational Training School, launched the "Empowering New Farmers ● E-Commerce Creates the Future" practical training program. This initiative aims to enhance local residents' e-commerce skills, promote online sales of agricultural products, and contribute to rural revitalization.
Program Overview
The nine-day training combines theoretical instruction with hands-on practice, covering fundamental e-commerce knowledge, online marketing strategies for agricultural products, platform operations, customer service, and logistics management. Upon completion, participants will undergo assessment, with qualified individuals receiving electronic training certificates (verifiable through government platforms) and guidance for vocational skill certification.
Key Features
- Fully funded: The government-sponsored program requires no participant fees.
- Practical curriculum: Content specifically addresses Xingguo's agricultural products with emphasis on real-world application.
- Expert instruction: Trainers possess extensive e-commerce industry experience.
- Entrepreneurial support: Post-training services include business guidance, policy consultation, and financing assistance.
Eligibility and Enrollment
The program accepts Xingguo County residents meeting the following criteria:
- Age requirements: Females 18-54 years, males 18-59 years
- Capacity: Limited to 60 participants
- Schedule: Final 2025 session begins November 16 (tentative)
- Location: Fifth-floor conference room, Mujing Building, Xingguo Avenue
Required enrollment documents include photocopies of identification cards, two passport-sized photos, and unemployment registration for urban residents.
The Xingguo County Employment and Entrepreneurship Service Center anticipates this initiative will stimulate local entrepreneurial activity, cultivate e-commerce talent, and create new opportunities for marketing regional agricultural products.