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Study On The Curriculum Setting Of E-Commerce Professional Skills In Secondary Vocational Schools

Posted on:2020-10-31Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:L ZhuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2417330575469303Subject:Master of Education
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In recent years,China has increasingly attached importance to the reform and development of vocational education and has made great achievements.With the rapid development of E-commerce industry,the accelerating economic operation calls for the corresponding demand for E-commerce professionals by enterprises.As one of the important bases for training E-commerce talents,secondary vocational schools cannot fully meet the needs of enterprises for talents,as the level of running a school can not match the demand of society in some of secondary vocational schools.In order to improve the level of running a school,secondary vocational schools should adjust their training objectives and curriculum.Based on related basic theory and through literature review and research on spot,this study compares the current situation of E-commerce professional skills curriculum setting in X schools with the teaching standards of E-commerce and the survey results of enterprise needs.Finally,it is found that there are some problems in the curriculum setting of E-commerce professional skills in this school,such as unclear orientation of training objectives,unoriented curriculum structure and insufficient practical resources.The results show that the main reasons for the problems in the X schools are insufficient investigation of enterprise needs,unreasonable professional direction distinction,imperfect professional teachers and curriculum evaluation mechanism.According to the problems existing in X schools,several solutions such as accurately positioning training objectives,optimizing curriculum structure,integrating practical resources,and improving curriculum evaluation mechanism are put forward.
Keywords/Search Tags:secondary vocational schools, E-commerce, professional skills, curriculum construction
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