BY :2024-10-29
The World Vocational College Skills Competition in 2024 grandly opened in October and is jointly hosted by the Ministry of Education of the People’s Republic of China, the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Science and Technology of the People’s Republic of China, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of the People’s Republic of China, and other ministries. Among all competition events, the Intelligent Welding Technology Event of the higher vocational group and the Welding Technique Event of the secondary vocational group supported by Aotai were separately held at Wuhan Institute of Shipbuilding Technology and Jilin Mechanical Industry School.
Since 2008, the National Vocational Colleges Competition has already been held 16 times in serious The number of jointly held units has increased from 11 to 35. Following the continuous increase of the scale and influence of the competition, the competition organizing committee decides to upgrade the National Vocational College Skills Competition to the World Vocational College Skills Competition after consideration. Aotai has provided the secondary vocational group of the competitions with equipment support all along. As for the competition this time, Aotai additionally takes the responsibility to ensure the competition of the higher vocational group.
After years of accumulation, the results of competition continuously transform into plans, courses, and teaching content to raise professional talents. This effectively pushes the cooperation of colleges and enterprises and the construction of internship and training bases, promotes the reform of education and teaching of vocational schools, and improves the training quality of skillful talents. It’s a great honor for Aotai to be accompanied by the growth of this competition all the way. From a national competition to a worldwide competition, the products and technologies of Aotai also break through continuously to contribute to the training of high-quality welding talents.
