Disabled Principals Organize Vocational Skills Competition

A secondary school headteacher suffering from cerebral palsy has organized dozens of disabled persons to hold vocational skills competition.

Yesterday, He Zhixiong, the head of Hanyang campus of the 733 state-run electronics technician school, said: "I am a disabled person. I hope more disabled people can learn a survival skill."

It is understood that the competition was organized by the Wuhan disabled persons' Federation, which is the fourth session in Wuhan.

The director of the Training Department of the City Disabled Persons' Federation said that the competition was mainly aimed at training the skills of the disabled, as well as pporting talents for the disabled skills competition.

The competition consists of more than 20 projects, including computer maintenance, clothing design, clothing for men and women, etc.

After graduating from Wuhan Textile University 4 years ago, He Zhixiong started a computer repair shop because he had no job.

In just a few years, he has expanded the scale of his shop to more than 20, and now he has opened a branch outside Wuhan (this newspaper has reported many times).

Since last year, He Zhixiong set up a technical secondary school in Hanyang with the joint 733 state-run electronics technician school.

Because he often went to the activities of the disabled people's Federation of the city, he immediately asked about the competition and hoped to organize competitions in his school.