To adapt to changes in the employment environment vocational education Countermeasures.docVIP

To adapt to changes in the employment environment vocational education Countermeasures Abstract: From the economy to the legal environment for the integration of globalization, not only for China’s economic and social development has created opportunities, the ED also trade in goods and services trade and challenges. For the improvement of the employment environment in China after WTO entry, employment, new trends in the international market, In this paper, a corresponding development of higher vocational education countermeasures, that is, updating educational concept, timely participate in the competition, transfer The whole vocational education structure, and strengthen capacity-building. Keywords:: WTO; the employment environment; higher vocational education; Countermeasures WTO accession has accelerated the opening up of China’s economic and educational technology, globalization and integration into the world development trend of the process, thereby accelerating the internationalization of the employment situation is exacerbated by human resources and higher vocational education resources for global competition. This is our existing vocational education concept, system, mode, content, and form a strong impact, but also on how to respond to China’s higher vocational education in post-WTO changes in the employment environment raise new issues. A, employment, new trends in environmental change (A) From the economy to the legal environment for the accelerated integration into the globalization In accordance with WTO agreements, China will soon abolish tariff barriers within five years will be the gradual lifting of import quotas, trade in goods and services, the principle of trade liberalization. The situation forced the post-WTO China’s accelerating economic reforms and the pace of industrial restructuring and reorganization; to speed up amendments to the relevant provisions of the law, construction in line with international rules of the leg