Cultural integration of vocational colleges and the spirit of enterprise.docVIP

Cultural integration of vocational colleges and the spirit of enterprise Abstract: to strengthen the integration of vocational campus spiritual culture and spirit of enterprise culture is the objective requirements of the school-enterprise culture full integration and school-enterprise deepen cooperation, but also to create a unique occupational characteristics of higher vocational campus culture inevitable choice strategy from the direction of the mechanisms strategies and approaches strategies, ideas and methods of the spiritual and cultural integration of schools and enterprises, strengthen the construction of vocational colleges connotation. Paper Keywords: vocational colleges, businesses, spiritual and cultural fusion Higher vocational education is a type of education that is most closely related to socio-economic development, the school as its mission is to “develop business-oriented production, construction, service, management, first-line high-quality skilled expertise”, “employment-oriented” the purpose of requiring college graduates and business-oriented to the next to go, the lingua franca, retain, and these tasks and requirements needed vocational colleges enterprise outstanding cultural concepts into personnel training in the whole process of go, and efforts to promote docking and fusion of high-campus culture and corporate culture, so that students on campus to accept the nurture of the element of the corporate culture, and have the “enterprise” has qualities early and the only way to complete society has entrusted the task of higher vocational colleges, improve social recognition to create occupational characteristics of higher vocational campus culture to enhance the core competitiveness of higher vocational colleges, to really promote the healthy development of higher vocational education. Vocational campus culture and corporate culture are part of the Asian culture, including the four aspects of material culture, spiritual culture,