On August 1st, a fruitful meeting took place when Shi Yu, the Deputy General Manager of MCG, led a delegation to visit Changchun Vocational and Technical College. The purpose of the visit was to explore opportunities for deepening cooperation between the two institutions.The meeting was graced by several prominent leaders from Changchun Vocational and Technical College, including Wang Ying, the Vice President, Ma Chaoyang, the Director of the International Cooperation and Exchange Office, Gao Wenzhi, the Dean of the School of Automotive Engineering, Yu Jie, the Secretary of the General Branch of the School of Automotive Engineering, Wang Yuxiao, the Deputy Director of the International Cooperation and Exchange Office, and Lu Chen, the Vice Dean of the School of Automotive Engineering.Representing MCG alongside Shi Yu were Yu Shipeng, the Assistant to the President and Head of Education International Cooperation Projects, and Zhang Meng, the Human Resources Manager. The lively symposium provided a platform for both sides to exchange ideas and explore new avenues for collaboration, paving the way for a stronger partnership.During the meeting, Vice President Wang Ying kicked things off with an insightful introduction to Changchun Vocational and Technical College. She highlighted the college's rich development history, diverse professional programs, and impressive teaching achievements. Following this, Vice General Manager Shi Yu provided a comprehensive overview of MCG, outlining the company's business scope, development projects, and future growth strategies.

The discussions between the two parties were dynamic and covered a wide range of topics. They delved into the internationalization of vocational education, emphasizing the importance of "vocational education going global." They also explored the deep integration of education and industry, focusing on "teaching with output," and discussed innovative models for school-enterprise cooperation. The joint construction plan of China Nepal Engineering College, student career planning and guidance, management trainee training systems, and employment promotion strategies were also on the agenda.Both sides expressed a strong commitment to strengthening communication and collaboration. They aim to jointly promote the global reach of vocational education and the deep integration of industrial development. Together, they aspire to cultivate more high-quality, technically skilled talents for developing countries, paving the way for a brighter future.

Nestled in the northern city of Changchun, Changchun Vocational and Technical College is a distinguished public vocational institution with a rich history and a strong, comprehensive educational foundation. The college is dedicated to higher vocational education and also actively promotes social training and certification programs.

Since achieving national accreditation in 2007, Changchun Vocational and Technical College has gone from strength to strength. In 2010, it was recognized as one of the top 100 demonstration vocational colleges in China, and by 2019, it was selected as an A-level vocational school under the prestigious major construction plan with Chinese characteristics.

Looking ahead, the college is set to reach even greater heights. In early 2024, the Education Department of Jilin Province plans to establish Changchun Vocational and Technical University based on the college, further publicizing its commitment to excellence in vocational education.

With a close connection to regional industries, the college offers 18 professional groups and 66 majors that span a wide array of fields. It is home to numerous national and provincial key, demonstration, and specialized programs. Notably, the computer network technology professional group has been honored as a Class A program under the national "Double High Plan," showcasing the college's commitment to providing top-tier education and training.