A few days ago, the first session of the 2014 Beijing Intellectual Property Internationalization Talent Training Course jointly organized by Beijing Municipal Intellectual Property Office and Beijing Foreign Studies University was successfully completed.

This training class is the second batch of international talents cultivated since the establishment of the Beijing Intellectual Property International Talent Base in 2013. The main participants of the training are those who have a good foundation in English and are engaged in foreign-related intellectual property work in intellectual property service agencies. The training lasted for more than a month, during which a 10-day intensive training course was arranged. The trainees were organized to participate in the China-Africa Forum exchange activities, the staff of the British embassy in China and lawyers were invited to BFSU for exchanges, and foreign experts were invited to give special lectures. In this course design, not only common English translation practices are arranged, but also a large number of courses are set up to comprehensively interpret various intellectual property legal provisions, development status and cutting-edge trends.

The 2014 BFIP Intellectual Property Talent Cultivation Project is divided into two training courses. The second Beijing Intellectual Property International Talent Training Course will be held on October 29, which will help the intellectual property practitioners of enterprises to further improve their international quality. The project hopes to further strengthen and promote the exploration of the capital's intellectual property talent training model, closely link the capital's intellectual property industry with the advantageous educational resources of colleges and universities, revitalize the resources, and form a joint force to jointly push the development and training of intellectual property talents in Beijing to a new level.