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Author(s)
LIU Donggen, CHENG Dajun, ZHAO Jizheng, LIU Hongyan, NI Kun
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DOI:10.17265/2328-2185/2026.03.002
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Shenzhen Polytechnic University, Shenzhen, China
ABSTRACT
This study examines how
vocational education responds to skills transformation under China’s Digital
China Strategy and the rapid development of artificial intelligence. Focusing
on Guangdong’s higher vocational education sector, it analyses how industrial
digitalisation reshapes occupational competencies, curriculum systems, and
teacher capabilities, and how institutions respond through programme upgrading,
digital platforms, AI (artificial intelligence)-enabled teaching, and teacher
digital competence training. The findings show that Guangdong has formed a
digital talent development mechanism characterised by policy guidance, platform
support, project-driven implementation, and evaluation-based feedback. The
study argues that teacher digital competence and AI teaching capability have
become key links connecting industrial demand, curriculum reform, and digital
talent cultivation.
KEYWORDS
digital transformation, vocational education, digital talent, teacher digital competence, AI-enabled teaching, industry-education integration
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