Analysis of the Psychological Well-being of Higher Vocational College Students During Internship Placement

Ling Qiao

doi:10.54097/zswgdv44

Authors

Ling Qiao

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/zswgdv44

Keywords:

Higher Vocational Colleges, Internship Placement, Psychological Health, Comprehensive Support

Abstract

Drawing on a survey of the mental health status of internship-placement students in a higher vocational college and an analysis of its findings, this paper argues that it is necessary for higher vocational institutions to pay greater attention to students’ psychological well-being during their internship period. Efforts should be made from three dimensions, that are, students themselves, schools, and enterprises, to strengthen awareness, promote multi-party collaboration, and ensure seamless and comprehensive support for students’ mental health development.

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