Spinning The First "Ladies Class" Easy Job

Embroidery is very popular with ladies in the ladies' class.

Recently, state-owned banks, large textile enterprises and famous property management companies have been

The first 20 graduates of the ladies class left school and went to work.

"Just because we graduated from the ladies class, we find work easier than other students."

Tian Qiongxia, a marketing major, told reporters with a smile.

A few months before graduation, Tian Qiongxia, 21, became a receptionist by a large property company in Wuhan.

During the recruitment season, many real estate, property and public relations companies are attracted to our class, and the treatment is good.

Tian Qiongxia believes that the ladies' class is the most attractive place for these employers. It should be an elegant and elegant style of work.

"We have learned Sinology. We know that needlework also knows how to make up, and we have learned etiquette lessons. Under the same conditions, we have advantages over others in dealing with people, and in self-cultivation."

She said that when she was interviewed, she was often seen by the examiners.

"What I choose is basically service posts, and employers do not need further specialized training, so I can go straight to work."

She said.

Zhao Yuling, another student in the "Ladies class" and an electronics major, chose to pursue her bachelor's degree.

"I also looked for a job, but later I wanted to further improve my cultural literacy, so I chose to continue reading."

According to introducing, besides Zhao Yuling, the other 19 ladies' first graduates have been successfully employed in banks, textile enterprises and other fields.

"No matter what our profession is, through the training of" Ladies' class, everyone's change is quite big, especially personal quality and ability. "

Zhao Yuling said that they are not Lin Dai Yu's delicate ladies, but a "post-modern" lady who knows the book, understands and dares to try.

Zhao Yuling said, "although the definition of ladies is different, I think 85% of the class can be regarded as a lady."

For this proportion, Guo Weiqi, deputy secretary of the Party committee of the Textile Vocational College, did not give a clear affirmation.

"Whether our students have turned into a lady after 3 years of study can not be simply defined and quantified. It is a subtle process."

Guo Weiqi said that most of the students in the "Ladies class" came from the countryside. At the beginning, they were more introverted and saw that the teachers would be afraid.

"After learning all kinds of systematic language and behavior norms, they understand basic etiquette, have elegant leisure and interest, great changes in their mental outlook, and very good form of employment. I think that's enough."

"The students who were chosen as" Ladies class "are all college students, so when they graduate, I prefer to send them to high tech enterprises or high level service industries.

Guo Weiqi told reporters that several restaurants and entertainment companies had expressed their intention to recruit, but they were all declined by him.

He told reporters that "Ladies class" would become a permanent student association in Higher Vocational Colleges in the future. He would also consider adding more courses in knitting, etiquette, and national studies.

"This is very good for improving the comprehensive quality of students."

In April 1, 2009,

A student union "Ladies class" is set up. Professors participate in students' knowledge of English, computers, driving, Chinese studies, make-up, and maiden. They are known to train a group of modern ladies who are "smart, knowledgeable, learning Chinese and western, elegant and versatile."