Article 2017

Operation modes of photovoltaic enterprises and semiconductor laser enterprises participating in vocational education

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Jin, Sumin
Light and Engineering
Journal · Vol. 25 · Issue 3 · pp. 136-141
Abstract

At present, China’s economic development comes with a price of large consumption of resources and energy that exerts a great impact on the ecological environment. By analyzing the main in fluencing factors of operation mode of photovoltaic enterprises and semiconductor laser enterprises participating in the vocational education, this paper finds that the key factor is the improvement degree of the internal links within industries in an attempt to provide some theoretical basis and scientific support for the promotion and perfection of the mode of vocational education in China. © Svetotekhnika.

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Vocational education Operation mode Photovoltaic enterprise Semiconductor laser enterprise

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Apprentices Vocational education economic development Key factors Ecological environments Operation mode Photovoltaic Semiconductor lasers
Author Affiliations
Jiangsu College of Finance and Accounting, Lianyungang, China
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  • EID 2-s2.0-85029847818
  • Language English