What can I learn after get off work? A list of vocational skills and certification courses offered by Yongbo Continuing Education.

Many people experience a "bottleneck" after working in the workplace for a long time: the work is not tiring, but the salary is not increasing; they want to change positions, but they can't come up with new skills or certificates.

Yongbo's third service is to help you catch up on these two things after get off work.

I. Accounting and Professional Titles

If you are currently working in administration, as a cashier, or want to switch to a finance-related field:

• Junior Accountant Certification : The first certificate you get when you enter the industry, one exam a year, 4 to 6 months of preparation for those with no prior knowledge;
• Intermediate Accountant Certification : You must take the exam once you have enough years of work experience. Passing the exam is basically the watershed between becoming an accountant and a supervisor.
• Practical Accounting Training : Kingdee and Yonyou full-set accounting systems, including invoices, tax filing, and payroll; learn to start working immediately after completion.
• Intermediate Economist and Intermediate Software Engineer certifications are useful for professional title evaluation and points-based residency applications, and are offered once a year.

II. Fire Protection Engineer

Those in the construction, property management, and security industries know that a Level 1 Registered Fire Engineer is a highly sought-after qualification. We offer an intensive course on "Fire Safety Technical Practice," which systematically explains core content such as building fire prevention and fire protection facilities, suitable for beginners with no prior experience.

III. Computer Practical Skills

This is our main battleground in our offline computer lab. One student, one computer, with on-site instruction from a teacher:

• Complete office automation suite : Word formatting, Excel functions and pivot tables, PPT business presentations, starting from basic typing;
• Design software : Photoshop, Illustrator, CorelDRAW, AutoCAD, 3Dmax, V-Ray;
• Video editing and computer proficiency exams : suitable for people who want to add a side skill or get certified.

IV. How to conduct classes

The Shanghai Pudong campus primarily offers in-person instruction in its computer labs, while also supporting live streaming and recorded playback. Most courses can be retaken for free within one year until the student masters the material—this is especially important for students with no prior knowledge, so they don't have to worry about falling behind if they didn't understand something at the time.

Three suggestions for working professionals

First, don't try to do too much at once. Focus on one certificate or software at a time, and complete it within six months before moving on to the next one.
Second, set your goals before choosing courses. If you want to switch to finance, start with introductory accounting; if you want to do design, start with Photoshop and Illustrator. Don't sign up for a bunch of courses right away.
Third, follow the pace. Having a homeroom teacher supervise your studies is much more efficient than studying alone, especially when you're already tired after get off work.

Two hours after get off work can be spent scrolling through your phone or learning a new skill. The difference lies in what you'll have a year later.

Come to the campus at No. 28 Zhoukang Road to check out the computer labs and classrooms, and try out a class before you decide.