Luxury Goods Group LVMH Announced The Creation Of Luxury Craft Vocational Training Institute

Luxury goods group LVMH announced the creation of the luxury craft Vocational Training Institute, aiming at improving the level of technology and training a new generation of craftsmen. Starting from September, the college will issue certificates of accreditation through paid apprenticeship in various brands within the group.

LVMH group's outstanding craft vocational trainees emphasize that apprentices, managers and mentor play an important role in knowledge dissemination and talent development. "Our technology has been accumulated over a long period of time. All employees in the group need to protect and enrich this legacy and be proud of it." Group Executive Vice President Chantal Gaemperle said.

this college The training course was completed in collaboration with the famous educational experts. LVMH plans to sign training cooperation with leather products, visual merchandising and other fields such as jewelry and clothing production. The students of the college will have the opportunity to interact with the craft masters and designers from LVMH group. As a luxury industry, the first training program with top schools will issue certificates for students who have completed their studies and improve young people's employment in craft and creative fields.

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