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The Research of Employment Guidance in Higher Vocational Colleges

Jun Yan

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Employment rate relations the development of entire higher vocational education. Therefore under current situation, we must guide students to transform career choice idea, help students to improve the employment ability, direct students to open up the career choice domain, and instruct students to enhance the career choice skill.

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Employment rate relations the development of entire higher vocational education. Therefore under current situation, we must guide students to transform career choice idea, help students to improve the employment ability, direct students to open up the career choice domain, and instruct students to enhance the career choice skill.

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Employment rate relations the development of entire higher vocational education. Therefore under current situation, we must guide students to transform career choice idea, help students to improve the employment ability, direct students to open up the career choice domain, and instruct students to enhance the career choice skill.

Key concepts: Vocational education, Psychology, Career development, Domain (mathematical analysis), Cognitive Information Processing, Pedagogy, Mathematics education, Mathematical analysis

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