Gansu colleges and universities join hands with Brunei to create "modern apprenticeship" e
“Brunei’s petroleum industry is gradually developing. Lanzhou Petrochemical Vocational and Technical College has good school-running capabilities and training conditions. It is hoped that through cooperation, the school can cultivate outstanding employees for the development of Brunei’s petrochemical industry and promote common development.” Brunei Dato Matsatejo, Deputy Minister of Energy, Human Resources and Industry, said in Lanzhou.
From 11th to 12th, officials from the Ministry of Energy of Brunei and Hengyi Industrial (Brunei) Co., Ltd. visited Lanzhou Petrochemical Vocational and Technical College for inspection and exchange. Through visiting majors, training bases and campus culture construction, Hengyi Industrial (Brunei) Co., Ltd. and Lanzhou Petrochemical Vocational College signed a modern apprenticeship school-enterprise joint training agreement.
At the request of Hengyi Industrial (Brunei) Co., Ltd., Lanzhou Petrochemical Vocational and Technical College will provide graduates from the school to guarantee qualified technical operators. On the other hand, it will cultivate local petrochemical professionals in Brunei and solve the company's dilemma. At the same time, it will expand the school's international cooperation, exchanges and cooperation, and broaden the channels for enrolling foreign students in China.
Gao Pu, president of Lanzhou Petrochemical Vocational and Technical College, said that this exchange, mutual learning and mutual learning, to build an educational community, promote school-enterprise cooperation, school-school cooperation, enable schools and overseas companies to interact, and create a new model of international cooperation in running schools. It also makes the friendship between China and Brunei even more profound.
In recent years, Lanzhou Petrochemical Vocational and Technical College has promoted innovation and entrepreneurship and actively explored a new model of integration of production and education. The school applied for the “1+1+1” petrochemical talent joint training program between China and Brunei, and provided professional technical training and talent training services to serve “going global” companies. At the same time, it cooperates with local educational institutions to jointly cultivate the technical talents needed by the enterprise.
This cooperation requires teachers to teach not only Chinese students, but also foreign students. For this reason, Lanzhou Petrochemical Vocational and Technical College will offer a series of English training courses to enhance teachers' comprehensive professional ability. At the same time, innovate talent training programs and curriculum systems to cultivate all-round talents that meet the employment standards of domestic and foreign enterprises.