-- From October 31 to November 3, the 2026 Outstanding Indonesian Management Trainee Study Program, hosted by a Wuhan college, was held on campus. Nine Indonesian management trainees, working under the theme of “Advanced Thermal Power Technologies and Solid Waste Circular Economy,” completed a structured training sequence of classroom lectures, simulation exercises, on-site visits and outcomes reporting, moving from a systematic understanding of unit systems to hands-on job practice. The program is another practical outcome of the college’s efforts to serve the Belt and Road Initiative, advance the global outreach of vocational education, and meet the overseas talent needs of Chinese enterprises.
(Group photo at the opening ceremony)
The program was delivered through a cooperation platform jointly established by the college, the partner company and the State Polytechnic of Ujung Pandang. In December 2025, the Indonesia Green Power Talent Training Base was inaugurated online and offline, marking a key step by the three parties in building a green energy talent system, deepening industry-education integration and advancing the internationalization of vocational education. Earlier, the college drew on the training strengths of the Hubei Technical Training Center to deliver online training on power generation engineering technology, laying the groundwork for this program’s shift from online learning to hands-on and on-site practice.
On the morning of October 31, the program opened. At the ceremony, a Chinese teacher representative and a trainee representative spoke, and a representative of the partner company delivered an online address. A leader of the college said in remarks that the college would turn its teaching, skills and simulation training resources into teaching resources suited to the company’s site conditions, and would deepen collaboration with the company in joint curriculum development, faculty exchange, on-the-job practice and skills assessment. After the ceremony, the two sides exchanged commemorative gifts and posed for a group photo, and the trainees visited the Craftsman College exhibition hall and campus living facilities.
During the program, the college offered four project-based courses — Virtual Inspection of Thermal Power Units, Steam Turbine Equipment and Operation, Electrical Equipment and Systems of Power Plants, and Thermal Automatic Control Technology — each lasting 90 minutes and taught by Chinese teachers in pairs. A Chinese teacher also gave a special lecture on new-type power systems, explaining how changes on the grid side are reshaping the operation of thermal power units. In the simulation room, the trainees performed unit start-up and shutdown themselves and worked through the full fault-handling process, connecting theoretical understanding with hands-on training.
On November 2 and 3, the trainees visited a thermal power plant in Ezhou and a circular economy industrial park in Qianzishan. In Ezhou, beginning with a safety briefing, they toured the central control room, the boiler and turbine platforms, the flue gas treatment system and the smart power plant control center, learning about the operation and management of ultra-supercritical units and the use of intelligent inspection, big data analysis and equipment condition early warning on the production floor. Below the cooling towers, they gained a direct sense of circulating-water cooling and water-saving operation, and saw how conventional thermal power is advancing its green and low-carbon transition. In Qianzishan, they observed waste-to-energy incineration, the co-processing of kitchen waste and municipal sludge, construction waste recycling, and leachate and odor treatment, with a single park demonstrating resource recovery pathways for multiple categories of solid waste.
On the afternoon of November 3, the closing ceremony was held. School leaders of the college attended, and one of them summarized the program. The nine trainees reported their learning outcomes group by group, the instructors commented on each report, and attending leaders presented certificates of completion. The school leader said that four days was short but carried real weight, and expressed the hope that the trainees would take back what they had learned and put it to use, serving as a bridge for exchange and cooperation in the China-Indonesia energy sector.
Over the four days, the trainees were fully engaged. Coming from different language backgrounds and with different technical foundations, they received patient, repeated demonstrations and answers from the instructors, who helped them grasp key technical points and practice each operating step until it was right. Speaking at the closing ceremony, the trainee representative said the program had brought back not only technical skills but also a new understanding of safety management, operational efficiency and environmental protection, and that they would apply what they had learned in their daily work and strive to become a bridge for China-Indonesia power cooperation.
(Group photo at the closing ceremony)
The program is a successful example of deepening cooperation between the college and the partner company. The college’s training portfolio covers 7 major specialties and 35 skilled job categories in the power industry, with an annual training volume of more than 230,000 person-days. Going forward, the college will build on the training facilities of the Department of Energy and Power Engineering to deepen practical collaboration with the company in talent development, joint curriculum development, faculty exchange and technical exchange, create more high-quality training programs, continue to advance industry-education integration and the global outreach of vocational education, and cultivate more locally based young professionals who understand technology and can deliver on the job for China-Indonesia power cooperation.
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