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Home > SSHE > Current Status, Challenges, and Breakthrough Paths in the Construction of Dual-Qualified Teacher Teams in Guang dong Private Higher Vocational Colleges Driven by the Digital Economy
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Current Status, Challenges, and Breakthrough Paths in the Construction of Dual-Qualified Teacher Teams in Guang dong Private Higher Vocational Colleges Driven by the Digital Economy
Yazhi Zhang 1
,  Jing Wang 2
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DOI: 10.55578/ssha2025/0104.006
Keywords: Digital Economy; Private Vocational Colleges; "Double-qualified" Teacher
Abstract

In the digital era, there is an urgent need for interdisciplinary, high-quality technical and skilled talents. The cultivation of such high-caliber professionals relies on high-level "dual-qualified" teachers. Based on a survey and analysis of 12 private higher education institutions participating in the "Innovation-Driven School Development Project," this study utilizes digital technologies to reconstruct effective pathways and supporting measures for building dual-qualified teacher teams in Guangdong's private higher vocational colleges. This reconstruction is conducted across seven dimensions: organizational structure, cultivation mechanisms, talent recruitment, competitive systems, performance evaluation, incentive strategies, and resource safeguards.