China trains a million entrepreneurs

The Chinese Government has spent about $40 billion training people from the countryside to run their own business.


The authorities in Beijing are determined to encourage a spirit of entrepreneurship among the millions who are migrating to cities from rural areas .


The Government's scheme provides free skills training, tax free loans of up to $8,000 and two years of support.


A million people have been trained so far, to set up businesses like hairdressing, catering, driving, or running nurseries.


http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/business/2010/02/100216_chinabiz.shtml

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