1. New graduates from other places who come to work in Nanjing can apply for interview subsidies in Nanjing;

2. Eligible college students can apply for rental subsidies;

3. All college students who meet the talent housing policy can apply for talent housing subsidies;

4. After working in Nanjing for a period of time, you can get a certificate and apply for skills upgrading subsidies for employees in Nanjing.

Employment subsidy application materials are as follows:

1. Application Form for Personal Business Guarantee Loan (in quadruplicate, A4 size, which can be downloaded from the portal of the Municipal Human Resources and Social Security Bureau);

2. 3 copies of employment and entrepreneurship certificate, with reserved part;

3. Load three copies of the business license (or business license and tax registration certificate) and the unified social credit code of the legal person and other organizations, and keep the copies;

4. Three originals of the application and repayment plan for business start-up guarantee loan, and the remaining 1 original;

5. If the partnership enterprise bundles the loan, it shall provide the partner's resident ID card, employment and entrepreneurship certificate, the original and three copies of the partnership agreement/articles of association, and keep the copies.

6. One-time business application form.

Employment subsidy application process:

1. The entrepreneur applies to the human resources (social security) department of the district where the business license is registered;

2. The district human resources (social security) department will complete the audit within 7 working days.

To sum up, there will be some differences in the subsidies and treatment of college students' entrepreneurship, because there are differences in different places. According to the actual situation, you can inquire about relevant local policies.

Legal basis:

Article 5 of the Measures for the Administration of Employment Subsidy Funds

The range of people who enjoy vocational training subsidies includes: children from poor families, college graduates in graduation year (including senior technician classes, preparatory technician classes and vocational education graduates from special education colleges, the same below), fresh junior high school graduates who have not continued their studies in urban and rural areas, migrant workers in rural areas, registered unemployed people in cities and towns (hereinafter referred to as five categories) and qualified enterprise employees.