Explanation of terminology of dual vocational education

Interpretation of the terminology of dual system vocational education: dual system is a vocational training model originated in Germany. The so-called dual system means that those who participate in vocational training must undergo training in two places. One refers to vocational schools, whose main function is to impart professional knowledge related to occupations; The other is off-campus training places such as enterprises or institutions, whose main function is to let students receive professional training in vocational skills in enterprises. This model is widely used in German enterprises, and has also been used for reference or adopted by some domestic enterprises in recent years.

The so-called "dual vocational education" means that the whole training process is carried out in factories, enterprises and national vocational schools (BBS for short), which are divided into three categories: 1 Business, such as international trade, secretary, accounting and so on. 2. Technical categories, such as automobiles, machinery and electrical appliances. 3. Services, such as cooking and haircut. Enterprise training is the mainstay, and enterprise practice is closely combined with theoretical teaching in vocational schools.