New Ideas and Strategies for Eliminating Obstacles to the Integration of Industry and Education in Vocational Education

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New Ideas and Strategies for Eliminating Obstacles to the Integration of Industry and Education in Vocational Education

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Author: Lisha Yang

Abstract: The integration of industry and education in vocational education is related to the direction of vocational education reform and the quality of personnel training. Nowadays, there are institutional obstacles to the integration of industry and education in Vocational Education in China in terms of government power boundary, governance system, governance model, safeguard measures and environmental atmosphere. Therefore, the author makes an analysis and Discussion on the new ideas and strategies for eliminating the obstacles to the integration of industry and education in Vocational education. The study found that during the social transition period, the survival and development of vocational and technical education became crucial. And the results of the research show that the integration of production and education in vocational education is an inevitable requirement for the establishment of a modern vocational education system. It is not an activity under the administrative instruction, but an inherent requirement for the development of vocational education.

Keywords: Vocational Education; Integration of Production and Education; Obstacle Elimination

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