In different regions of the country a comparative analysis of the level of development of higher vocational education.docVIP

In different regions of the country a comparative analysis of the level of development of higher vocational education Abstract: higher vocational education as our educational system, an important component, reflecting the regional economic and social development needs, different levels of development of the region there are also obvious differences. In this paper, the country’s 31 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities the size of higher vocational colleges, resources, and a comparative analysis of the employment status of graduates. Keywords: higher vocational education; region; development level of 1, generally speaking, for every million people in economically developed areas in the high proportion of vocational students, in most provinces and regions of the greater demand for vocational education In 2006, China’s 31 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities (hereinafter referred to as “provinces”), the per capita GDP of 2,000 U.S. dollars for a total of 10 provinces and autonomous regions, of which the eastern provinces and autonomous regions accounted for 9. More than 4000 U.S. dollars in Beijing, Shanghai and Tianjin, three municipalities, each of its million people, the number of vocational students in the forefront of provinces and autonomous regions in the nation. Generally speaking. China’s current per million vocational students in the proportion of the population is not high, the national average of only 61 higher than the average total of 12 provinces and autonomous regions, which accounted for 6 in eastern, central accounting for 5, western part of the 1 months, inter-regional distribution of a larger gap. While there are 18 provinces in per capita GDP only in the 1000-2000 U.S. dollars, accounting for more than half of these provinces to the central and western district-based; Gansu, Guizhou and Yunnan, three western provinces, and even less than the per capita GDP 1000 U.S. dollars. Viewed as a whole. At present,