Shandong and Jinan Workers Cultural Palace: Employee Children's Hosting Service is really intimate

In recent years, the Jinan Federation of Trade Unions has established the effective integration of resources in Shandong and Jinan Workers' Culture Palace, and has established a training center for children of employee children to carry out employee daughter custody training service activities for provincial -resident units and employees and daughter custody training in Jinan.

In order to focus on solving the problem of childcare custody and help children's children grow up healthy, Shandong and Jinan Workers' Cultural Palace has been carefully prepared and arranged by the staff of the children's child training centers. Table tennis, shooting, Go, robot programming, maker reading and other series of training programs. Excellent facilities and heart -minded services allow children and children to learn happily and live happily here.

July 13th is the first day of the start of the custody of this year's summer vacation. Each classroom of the training center has conducted different courses: in the dance classroom, children carefully practice basic dance actions such as hooking, lower waist, span, front and rear bridges; In the style exhibition hall, the language class is carrying out the "small talks" field teaching project. The small interpreters explain the glorious performance of Jinan's model workers; on the badminton court, the children are listening to the coach explaining each action essentials; the football field; On the top of the coach, the children broke, intercepted, assists, pass, and shots were modeling; in the basketball court next to each other, the coach was seriously taught the children's basic technical actions.

So far, more than 3,500 people have trained their children, including more than 1,800 art majors such as dance, vocal music, art, calligraphy, language, badminton, badminton, football, basketball, shooting, Go and other sports competitive courses of 1,410 people, robot programming 3. Maker Reading and other emerging professional courses training 350 people.