The scale of Taiyuan Technician College

The college currently has a staff of 149 people and 139 full-time faculty and staff. There are 15 retired employees and 66 external employees. Among the 81 full-time and part-time teachers, 2 have master’s degrees, 53 have bachelor’s degrees, and 26 have junior college degrees. Among them, there are 35 full-time teachers, 46 part-time teachers, 35 teachers with senior professional titles, 25 teachers with intermediate professional titles, and additional teachers. 39 people. The college currently has five departments: Basic Department, Mechanical Department, Electrical Department, Information Department, Business Department, and Culture Department. It offers lathes, fitters, welders, electricians, CNC, airport services, hotel management, marketing, and computer network technology. There are more than 20 majors, 86 teaching classes, and more than 5,000 students on campus. In addition to the college headquarters, it currently has two campuses in cooperation with Taiyuan No. 16 Middle School and Taiyuan No. 4 Middle School, and has four school locations: Wenshui Chengdong Middle School, Yuncheng Wenxi Ocean Bilingual School, Qixian Vocational High School, and Jincheng Yunlong Technical School.

On November 13, 2010, Taiyuan Technician College and Canadian DeHeng College signed a cooperation agreement in Taiyuan. Wang Ze, deputy inspector of the Provincial Department of Human Resources and Social Security, attended the signing ceremony. Not long ago, the Shanxi Province Overseas Talent Recruitment Delegation went to the United States and Canada for a 10-day talent recruitment negotiation event, and initially reached cooperation with relevant departments and institutions in the United States and Canada in the field of talent development. This time The signing of the agreement is also the first achievement of Shanxi Province’s overseas talent recruitment in vocational and technical education. After the agreement is signed, Deheng College in Canada will combine the provincial conditions and introduce systematic entrepreneurship courses and teaching systems into the vocational and technical education in our province. This is the first of its kind in the country and opens the door for cooperation between our province and the City of Toronto in Canada to cultivate high skills. The first of its kind. Taiyuan Technician College and Canada's DeHeng College agreed in the agreement that the two sides will send outstanding teachers, senior corporate managers, technicians, senior technicians and outstanding students to each other for exchanges and training. DeHeng College will also donate a batch of original English to Taiyuan Technician College free of charge. books.