However, it should be noted that the ownership of intellectual property rights needs to conform to the principles of fairness, reasonableness and mutual benefit. According to the Copyright Law, the copyright of a created work belongs to the creator, unless both parties clearly agree on the ownership of intellectual property rights in the contract. Similarly, according to the patent law, the inventor enjoys the patent right for his invention and creation and has the right to choose to authorize the patent right to others.
Therefore, when determining the ownership of intellectual property rights, both parties should follow the principle of freedom of contract and reach consensus on a fair and reasonable basis. Both parties can comprehensively consider various factors such as the input of trainees during the training period, the resource support provided by Party A, and the protection of intellectual property rights, so as to determine the ownership mode of intellectual property rights.
Please note that this is only a general answer, and the specific situation needs to be analyzed according to the relevant contract text and laws and regulations. If there are special circumstances or specific contracts, it is recommended to consult relevant legal professionals to obtain accurate and specific opinions.