PT Chery Sales Indonesia (CSI) has officially launched a cooperation with the Center for Vocational and Productivity Training (BBPVP) in Bekasi, West Java, to develop Indonesia's electric vehicle ecosystem. BBPVP Bekasi will become the main training center for Chery technicians, and will also cultivate skilled workers in the EV field for Indonesia's automotive industry. The Minister of Manpower stated that this cooperation strongly aligns with the government's efforts to improve human resource quality in the era of energy transition, hoping that the synergy between industries and vocational training institutions can continue to expand to promote the sustainable development of the national automotive industry. The head of brand and marketing at PT Chery Sales Indonesia said that Chery aims to enhance the technical and non-technical capabilities of Chery dealers and share knowledge with BBPVP, thereby cultivating a skilled workforce capable of meeting the challenges of EV development. The training center is equipped with various training modules that meet EV operation standards, ensuring that technicians have a deep understanding of EV technology. It can accommodate more than 20 unemployed trainees, providing them with knowledge and skills training related to EVs. Chery donated a Chery E5 electric vehicle equipped with charging facilities for trainees to practice hands-on operations, mastering skills such as diagnosis, maintenance, and troubleshooting of EV systems. Chery plans to hold a national skills competition for Chery dealer technicians at BBPVP Bekasi, and winners will have the opportunity to represent Indonesia in a global competition held in China, showcasing the potential and level of local EV technicians on the international stage.
PT Chery Sales Indonesia (CSI) has officially launched a cooperation with the Center for Vocational and Productivity Training (BBPVP) in Bekasi, West Java, to develop Indonesia's electric vehicle ecosystem. BBPVP Bekasi will become the main training center for Chery technicians, and will also cultivate skilled workers in the EV field for Indonesia's automotive industry. The Minister of Manpower stated that this cooperation strongly aligns with the government's efforts to improve human resource quality in the era of energy transition, hoping that the synergy between industries and vocational training institutions can continue to expand to promote the sustainable development of the national automotive industry. The head of brand and marketing at PT Chery Sales Indonesia said that Chery aims to enhance the technical and non-technical capabilities of Chery dealers and share knowledge with BBPVP, thereby cultivating a skilled workforce capable of meeting the challenges of EV development. The training center is equipped with various training modules that meet EV operation standards, ensuring that technicians have a deep understanding of EV technology. It can accommodate more than 20 unemployed trainees, providing them with knowledge and skills training related to EVs. Chery donated a Chery E5 electric vehicle equipped with charging facilities for trainees to practice hands-on operations, mastering skills such as diagnosis, maintenance, and troubleshooting of EV systems. Chery plans to hold a national skills competition for Chery dealer technicians at BBPVP Bekasi, and winners will have the opportunity to represent Indonesia in a global competition held in China, showcasing the potential and level of local EV technicians on the international stage.