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ACFIC holds industry-education integration promotion meeting and job fair in Guangzhou

According to 中国新闻网, on September 18 in Guangzhou, the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce held an industry-education integration promotion meeting and the autumn recruitment event under the action 'Hundred Cities Thousand Schools Ten Thousand Enterprises Promote Employment' at Guangzhou Science and Technology Vocational University. Nine private enterprises and 12 universities signed cooperation agreements, and 518 enterprises provided more than 11,000 job positions, with about 2,000 graduates reaching preliminary employment intentions. </s>

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ACFIC holds industry-education integration promotion meeting and job fair in Guangzhou
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  1. 01Event date and place: September 18 in Guangzhou at Guangzhou Science and Technology Vocational University.
  2. 02Theme and purpose: promotion meeting for industry-education integration and autumn recruitment under the 'Hundred Cities Thousand Schools Ten Thousand Enterprises Promote Employment' action.
  3. 03Participants and agreements: 9 private enterprises and 12 universities signed产教融合合作协议 (cooperation agreements).
  4. 04Employment details: 518 enterprises offered over 11,000 job positions; about 2,000 graduates reached preliminary employment intentions.
  5. 05Key statements: Vice Chairman Fang Guanghua emphasized the role of private enterprises in employment and industry-education collaboration; President Zhang Lianxu described leveraging talent and resources to support enterprise innovation.

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