In the afternoon of October 15th, ZJCST hosted the Closing Ceremony of 2024 Malaysian International Students New Energy Automobile Technology Training Camp. In this season of osmanthus fragrance, a total of 18 students from national vocational colleges under the Ministry of Human Resources Malaysia (MOHR), Ministry of Education Malaysia (MOE), Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE), Ministry of Youth and Sports, and Ministry of Rural Development of Malaysia successfully completed the one-month new energy automobile maintenance technology training camp.

Teacher representatives from the school of new energy equipment, staff from international exchange and cooperation center, and the General Manager of Yalong Group attended this closing ceremony. As the commissioning party of this training, Dr. Aruna Binti Ismail Wahab, Deputy Director of Training Development and Planning at the Malaysian Centre for Teachers and Advanced Skills Training (CIAST), attended as guests.

▲ Closing Ceremony Onsite

Malaysian students reviewed the experience of the previous month. Pictures of the training camp brought everyone back to the days of studying and training. International students laughed and joked around when seeing their pictures on the screen.

▲ Chen Chuanzhou, General Manager of Yalong Group, delivered a speech

Chen Chuanzhou, General Manager of Yalong Group stated that helping the cultivation of high quality skilled talents is the mission and responsibility of Yalong, the company also tries its best to promote Chinese educational equipment and teaching standards to the world, as well as jointly building a community with a shared future for mankind.

▲ Mrs. Peng Yuanru, Party Secretary of the School of New Energy Equipment, delivered a speech

The leader of the School of New Energy Equipment extended the warmest congratulations and wishes to the international students, and hoped that international students could be the messenger of China-Malaysia exchanges, build up the friendship between China and Malaysia, and contribute to the establishment of a community with a shared future for mankind.

▲ Dr. Aruna Binti Ismail Wahab, Deputy Director of Training Development and Planning at the Malaysian Centre for Teachers and Advanced Skills Training (CIAST) delivered a speech

Dr. Aruna Binti Ismail Wahab, Deputy Director of Training Development and Planning at the Malaysian Centre for Teachers and Advanced Skills Training (CIAST) extended her gratitude towards all the partner units and staff who had supported this training camp. She also affirmed the learning results of international students, and expected that the international students could help promote the development of EV automotive industry in Malaysia and bring out a positive impact.

Teachers of the School of New Energy Equipment reviewed their management of this training camp. The students representative, Faruq, stated that except the major courses, he also had a strong impression of experiencing Chinese traditional craftsmanship, E-payment, Didi, E-commerce, etc. and how these technologies had perfectly infused into the daily life of Chinese people. He also expressed his profound gratitude for these valuable experiences.

With the witness of all attendants, leaders from ZJCST and Yalong Group issued the certificates to the international students.

▲ Group Photo of International Students With Their Certificates

▲ Guests Representatives Cut the Cake for Celebration

As a surprising agenda, staff launched a carefully customized cake with the names of all the international students to celebrate, and specially celebrate the birthday of the international student Rudy on his birthday that day. Attendants also sang birthday song together. The creative design brought surprise and warmth to international students, and the whole audience burst into laughter.

▲ International students sang the traditional Malaysian kite song Wau bulan together.

International students sat on the ground and sang the traditional Malaysian kite song Wau bulan together. The cheerful and melodious singing instantly filled the venue with the tropical charm of southeast Asia, infecting everyone’s heart.

▲The Malaysian Teachers and Advanced Skills Training Centre (CIAST) officially presented a commemorative plaque to the Security Academy to express gratitude.

▲ Group photo of the Closing Ceremony

Drafted by: Yezi