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Visit to Guangzhou Panyu Vocational and Technical College of Jewelry
2023-06-01 20:22:34
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The dean also proposed that he is willing to cooperate with our company in the inspection of resume seed crystals, and we will also explore the possibility of further cooperation with the college.
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On May 30, our staff went to the Jewelry College of Panyu Vocational and Technical College in Guangzhou for exchange and study. At present, the Jewelry College has three majors: Jewelry Technology and Appraisal, Jewelry Appraisal and Marketing, and Jewelry Design (of which Jewelry Technology and Appraisal is Guangdong Provincial Higher Vocational College Demonstration Program), with 900 students.
Our trip mainly visited the exhibition of the School of Jewelry. The leaders of the school explained the gemstones and mine managers collected by the school, and there are many jewelry works designed by the students themselves.
In addition, we also exchanged ideas on the production technology and quality inspection technology of cultivated diamonds. The School of Jewelry has strong teaching staff, a team with high teaching level, strong scientific research and social service capabilities. Many teachers have become famous teachers in Guangdong Province, outstanding teachers in Nanyue, Guangdong Province, excellent teachers in Guangzhou City, and excellent teachers in Panyu District, and have won honors such as teaching quality awards and teaching achievement awards. The dean also proposed that he is willing to cooperate with our company in the inspection of resume seed crystals, and we will also explore the possibility of further cooperation with the college.
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