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Premier Li calls for developing vocational education

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2015-05-11 08:03Xinhua Editor: Mo Hong'e

李克强:培养高素质劳动大军 提高中国制造和服务水平

首届“职业教育活动周”10日上午在北京举行全国启动仪式。中共中央政治局常委、国务院总理李克强作出重要批示指出,要推动职业教育发展实现新跨越,培养形成高素质的劳动大军,提高中国制造和服务的水平。

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has called for accelerated development of vocational education.

Li made the remarks in his instruction to the Vocational Education Week that opened Sunday morning. He said developing modern vocational education is an effort to exert China's abundant talent advantage, encourage people to start businesses and make innovations.

The Vocational Education Week is aimed to create a consensus among the public that it is honorable to work, still better to have a specialty skill and greater to be able to innovate, Li added.

The Premier said vocational education should be quality and employment oriented and serve the development. Reform, innovation and integration of education and production should be focused, in a bid to cultivate a high-quality labor force, and improve the manufacturing and service quality of China.

In the launch ceremony of the Vocational Education Week, Vice Premier Liu Yandong said developing vocational education is important to social and economic development, and should be made a prominent part of China's educational reform.

The Vocational Education Week, which started this year, is held in the second week of May every year.

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