TITLE:
Research on Talent Cultivation Strategy of Adult Universities under the Background of “Mass Entrepreneurship and Innovation”
AUTHORS:
Qiangqiang Zhou
KEYWORDS:
Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Adult Universities, Personnel Training
JOURNAL NAME:
Creative Education,
Vol.10 No.13,
December
20,
2019
ABSTRACT: As a new educational concept and practice, innovation and entrepreneurship education has attracted enough attention in global adult colleges and universities. Strengthening innovation and entrepreneurship education and training innovation and entrepreneurship talents are the new requirements of innovation and development for the country’s innovation construction, the realistic choice of innovation for traditional education and accelerating the reform and development of adult colleges and universities, the inevitable requirement of improving the quality of graduates, and the promotion of College Students’ integration into the tide of “mass entrepreneurship and innovation”. Starting from the analysis of the current situation of innovation and entrepreneurship education in colleges and universities, based on the era background of “mass entrepreneurship, mass innovation”, taking the cultivation of “mass entrepreneurship and innovation” as the goal, this paper discusses the construction method of innovation and entrepreneurship curriculum system with ability as the core, students as the main body and market as the guide, and puts forward that it is necessary to update the educational concept, correctly position the training goal, and formulate and improve the entrepreneurship curriculum.We should reform the talent evaluation system of adult colleges and universities, strengthen the power of entrepreneurship and innovation mentors, and strengthen the cooperation between schools and enterprises. We should innovate the talent training mode of “mass entrepreneurship and innovation” in adult colleges and universities, put forward proposals for the implementation of the new talent training mode of “mass entrepreneurship and innovation” in adult colleges and universities, and provide theoretical support for the cultivation of “mass entrepreneurship and innovation” talents in adult colleges and universities.