​Campus Training

Campus training refers to a series of training activities carried out in schools or educational institutions to improve students' skills, knowledge and resilience. These training can help students succeed in academic, life and social aspects.

Physical training: Physical training refers to students' participation in physical activities, such as sports competitions, physical education classes, fitness training, etc., to improve physical fitness, cultivate teamwork and competitive spirit.

1. Mental health training: Mental health training aims to improve students’ emotional management, stress coping and problem-solving abilities. This can be implemented through psychological counseling, mental health education courses, stress management workshops, etc.

2. Social skills training: These trainings are designed to help students develop good interpersonal and communication skills. Students can participate in social skills training courses, team building activities and leadership training to improve their cooperation and communication skills.

3. Professional skills training: These trainings are targeted at specific subjects or skill areas, such as leadership training, personal growth training, and team training. These trainings help students develop knowledge and skills in their personal qualities.

The purpose of campus training is to help students develop comprehensively and improve their abilities in academics and life. These training activities can enhance students' self-confidence, leadership, problem-solving skills, and ability to cope with difficulties and challenges. At the same time, campus training also helps to create a positive learning environment and promote students' overall health and well-being.