Research on the Reform of Network Operation and Maintenance Courses under the School-Enterprise Cooperation Mode

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By analyzing the connotation of school-enterprise cooperation and the significance of the integration of courses and certificates, this study focuses on the professional literacy, basic knowledge, and skill requirements specified in the Network System Construction and Operation and Maintenance Certificate (Intermediate Level). It conducts a comparative analysis with the curriculum system, curriculum standards, and curriculum structure outlined in the talent training program for the Modern Communication Technology major. Specific measures—including adding new courses, strengthening course content, expanding content scope, and transforming competence—are adopted to optimally adjust the training program, thereby realizing the modularization, structuring, and systematization of the curriculum system. This study promotes the implementation and development of the integration of courses and certificates, aiming to cultivate compound technical and skilled talents that meet the practical needs of enterprises and employers.

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