Construction of Vocational and Technical Personnel Training Mode Based on Work-Based Learning

  • Liu Long School of Health Care, Chongqing Preschool Education College, China

Abstract

Chinas vocational education reform has introduced diverse talent development models, many of which remain unimplemented. This study investigates work-based vocational training for skilled professionals, exploring pathways to cultivate high-level technical talents in modern vocational education and supporting talent development initiatives. Using the Smart Elderly Care Services and Management program at a preschool teacher training college as a case study, we conducted longitudinal research and proposed concrete measures for school-enterprise collaboration. The findings demonstrate that work-based models significantly enhance vocational students professional competencies and employability, providing actionable references for optimizing talent development programs in vocational institutions. Future recommendations include strengthening institutional safeguards for school-enterprise partnerships, improving teachers practical teaching skills, expanding work-based models across more disciplines, and exploring integration with digital education technologies.

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Published
2025-09-01
Section
Articles