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On the Mode Building of Management Talents Training for Higher Vocational College in School-enterprise Cooperation

Gong Yun-feng

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School-enterprise cooperation and work-integrated is an educational pattern aiming at vocational talent training,which also functions as a breakthrough in the reform.Begun from the training of management talents,the paper analyzes the influencing factors and the main patterns of working and learning combination.

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School-enterprise cooperation and work-integrated is an educational pattern aiming at vocational talent training,which also functions as a breakthrough in the reform.Begun from the training of management talents,the paper analyzes the influencing factors and the main patterns of working and learning combination.

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School-enterprise cooperation and work-integrated is an educational pattern aiming at vocational talent training,which also functions as a breakthrough in the reform.Begun from the training of management talents,the paper analyzes the influencing factors and the main patterns of working and learning combination.

Key concepts: Vocational education, Training (meteorology), Mode (computer interface), Engineering management, Work (physics), Knowledge management, Business, Engineering

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