Vocational Colleges Chain Management Professional Construction Explore

Chain management is a form of organization and mode of operation of modern distribution, it is the basic development direction of modern commercial and services.Chain has a history of 50 years from there to this day, however, it started late in China, but it developed extremely rapidly. With the rapid development of chain operation, the personnel of the demand of chain management increased year by year.Based on the chain industry status and development trend analysis, the article proposed that one of the important methods to solve the shortage of chain talent is to offer relevant professional in vocational colleges to develop in line with demand chain management professionals. In China, University chain management professional start-up time is not long, major construction plays a very important role on the realization of the goal of training. This paper focused on the professional training objectives and curriculum planning, personnel training mode construction, teaching material construction, faculty construction, laboratory construction with the combination of specific circumstances Jiangsu Vocational and Technical College of Finance and Economics.This paper consists of five chapters. The first chapter is introduction, it introduced the research background, significance and research methods. The second chapter mainly studied the chain management present situation, problems and ways to solve the problems, and proposed the creation of chain management professional necessity and feasibility. The third chapter focused on the study of chain management major in vocational colleges construction, from the training goal and curriculum planning, training mode construction, teaching material construction, faculty construction, laboratory construction aspects. The fourth chapter Studied on chain operation management, professional construction related content with the combination of specific circumstances Jiangsu Vocational and Technical College of Finance and Economics. The fifth chapter stated summary.