Vocational College Schools integrated training base to explore the development model.docVIP

Vocational College Schools integrated training base to explore the development model Abstract: In view of the current prevalence of higher vocational colleges into large training base construction, the problem of low utilization, response training base to explore the inter-school resource integration model, because the implementation of the model has the necessity and feasibility. Keywords: Higher; Training; resources; mode Vocational Training teaching is professional and technical capacity of institutions, students, professional capability and core competitiveness of an important link, but also restrict the development of higher vocational education ‘bottleneck’. Training resources in inter-school consolidation is a professional training base construction of a valid model, this paper this model to be explored. Vocational training base construction restricting the professional development of the ‘bottleneck’ At present, the domestic Training Vocational College Training is divided into internal and external practice base for practical training of two parts, according to the characteristics of vocational education, requiring students to the practical operation, simulation, so to meet the practical training conditions often have to overcome many difficulties. The development of off-campus practice bases subject to many constraints, such as production conditions, personnel arrangements, accommodation and environment, but unlike the era of planned economy, as state-owned enterprises are obliged to accept students practical training. The present lack of enthusiasm for the private sector to accept students in internships, vocational colleges in recent years, this is a common problem encountered. An analysis for the purpose of profit-maximizing enterprises and students to corporate internships, will affect the normal production and operation activities; students in internships in the extent of damage to the equipment is much greater than the skilled workers, and ma