Research on Existing Problems and Countermeasures in School-enterprise Cooperation in Private Higher Vocational Colleges
-- Taking Guangdong Province as an Example
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https://doi.org/10.54097/qw8h8522Keywords:
Private Vocational College, School-enterprise Cooperation, Problem, CountermeasureAbstract
From the characteristics and significance of school-enterprise cooperation and the important way that school-enterprise cooperation is suitable for the transformation and development of private vocational colleges and universities, this paper expounds the necessity of implementing school-enterprise cooperation in Guangdong private vocational colleges and universities. From the four aspects of schools, students, enterprises and society, this paper analyzes the problems existing in the cooperation between enterprises of private vocational colleges and universities in Guangdong. Put forward four strategies of cooperation between enterprises of private vocational colleges and universities in Guangdong: reform of talent training model based on cooperation between schools and enterprises; To construct a reasonable and effective cooperative operation mechanism for schools and enterprises; Strengthen the school connotation construction, improve talent competitiveness; To create a good social environment for cooperation between schools and enterprises.
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