According to the relevant regulations, Chengdu's employment support policies for college students are as follows:

1. Job-seeking and entrepreneurship subsidies. Graduates from low-income families, those with disabilities and those who have obtained national student loans are given a one-time job-seeking and entrepreneurship subsidy of 1,511 yuan each;

2. Subsidies for vocational training and skill appraisal;

3. Support subsidies for graduates with financial difficulties and employment difficulties, and a one-time employment support subsidy of 611 yuan will be given to each person before leaving school.

1. What are the conditions for college students to apply for business start-up subsidies?

1. People with local household registration and employment difficulties and college graduates in graduation year start their own businesses in the local administrative area;

2. The applicant applies six months after obtaining the industrial and commercial business license, and the place of registration and business operation of the enterprise is limited to the administrative division of Xi 'an;

3. The applicant must be the legal person or individual industrial and commercial business operator of the established enterprise.

2. The application process of college students' entrepreneurship subsidies is as follows:

1. Apply for subsidies to the service center of college students' pioneer park;

2. Personnel Bureau, Finance Bureau and other relevant departments will review the information of the applicant;

3. Publicize through the list for 5 working days;

4. After passing the approval without objection, issue the approval notice;

5. The Finance Bureau allocates special funds for college students' entrepreneurship.

III. the State Council's preferential policies on college students' entrepreneurship:

1. Financial support: For qualified college students who start their own businesses, they can apply for a business guarantee loan in the place where they start their own businesses, with a loan amount of 1 million yuan; Ordinary college students who have graduated within 2 years are engaged in self-employment (except for industries restricted by the state), and within 3 years from the date of their first registration in the industrial and commercial departments, they will be exempted from relevant administrative fees such as management, registration and certificates; There are also related tax incentives and interest discounts.

2. Providing free services: College students who are willing to start their own businesses can get free entrepreneurial guidance services provided by public employment and talent service agencies, including "one-stop" entrepreneurial services such as policy consultation, information services, project development, risk assessment, business guidance, financing services and follow-up support; Self-employed college students can enjoy the continuous assistance, full guidance and one-stop service provided by colleges and universities all over the country, and colleagues offer innovative and entrepreneurial education courses to strengthen innovative and entrepreneurial practice.

Legal basis:

List of Support Policies for College Students' Employment and Entrepreneurship in Sichuan Province (2121 Edition)

Article 8 Social security subsidies and post subsidies. Graduates who have not been employed within 2 years after leaving school pay social insurance premiums flexibly, and are given social insurance subsidies that do not exceed 2/3 of their actual contributions. The maximum subsidy period is no more than 2 years. For small and micro enterprises, new agricultural business entities and social organizations that recruit unemployed college graduates who have left school for two years, sign labor contracts with them for more than 1 years and pay social insurance premiums for them, subsidies will be given according to the social insurance premiums actually paid by them (excluding the part that individuals should pay), and the longest subsidy period will not exceed 1 years. The employer can give social security subsidies (excluding the part that individuals should pay) and post subsidies (the standard is not lower than the local minimum wage) for up to three years when recruiting college students who are identified as having employment difficulties.