The Huang Kejing Class experience exchange meeting was held in Mingde Building

On May 10, SZPT Party Secretary Yang Xinbin and Vice President Li Yue presided over the Huang Kejing Class experience exchange meeting in Mingde Building, Liuxiandong Campus. Relevant leaders of the Shenzhen-Hong Kong talent joint training program from the International Office, Academic Affairs Office, School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, School of Management, School of Digital Creation and Animation, School of Art and Design, and School of Foreign Languages and Business attended the meeting.

At the exchange meeting, Wu Feng, a retired teacher from the School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, gave a detailed review of the cooperation and development process of the Shenzhen-Hong Kong talent joint training program – Huang Kejing Class with Advanced Diploma in “Electrical Engineering” over the past 20 years, shared his personal experience and thoughts on the teaching and management of the program without reservation, and put forward valuable opinions and suggestions for the next development of the program. Zou Shanshan, an instructor of Huang Kejing Class, introduced the work experience with Hong Kong students from the aspects of student activities, education in national conditions, mental health concerns, etc.

In the exchange and discussion session, Chen Hong, former Dean of the School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, gave a detailed explanation on the review of Shenzhen-Hong Kong cooperation courses and Hong Kong qualifications framework, and had a warm discussion and experience sharing with relevant school heads of the newly launched Shenzhen-Hong Kong talent joint training program.

SZPT Party Secretary Yang Xinbin made a concluding speech at the experience exchange meeting

In his concluding speech, Yang Xinbin affirmed the excellent achievements made by Huang Kejing Class with Advanced Diploma in “Electrical Engineering” over the years, and expressed his gratitude to the teachers who worked hard for the program. He pointed out that the opening of Huang Kejing Class is a milestone in the history of Shenzhen-Hong Kong exchange and cooperation at SZPT. It is the continuous progress of this program that allows Hong Kong partners to see the brand value of our college, thus expanding the number of cooperative majors. It is hoped that the four newly opened majors can continue to learn from the successful experience and deepen cooperation to shine the brand of our college more brightly. Then, Yang Xinbin put forward several suggestions for the future development of the Shenzhen-Hong Kong talent joint training program. First, the schools and departments involved in the Shenzhen-Hong Kong talent joint training program are required to get up on the right side, run the newly opened major of Shenzhen-Hong Kong cooperation well with the attitude of learning, awe and rigorous style, and actively promote their own development and force reform; second, by standardizing the course content and review process, continuously improve ourselves and further narrow the gap between our college and Hong Kong in terms of the solidity and scientific validity of the course content; third, take the cooperation with Hong Kong as a bridgehead to promote the internationalization of our college and build a world-class vocational and technical university with Chinese characteristics, so that our curriculum standards and brand effect can be further recognized by the international community; fourth, it is suggested that experts from our college and Hong Kong should jointly set up a program steering committee to inherit and carry forward Huang Kejing Class’s years of experience with Shenzhen-Hong Kong cooperation in running schools, and absorb Hong Kong’s good methods to improve our own program management capability.

Yang Xinbin presented the commemorative medal to the representative of Huang Kejing Class teachers

At the end of the exchange meeting, Yang Xinbin presented commemorative medals to four teacher representatives who had participated in the construction of Shenzhen-Hong Kong talent joint training program – Huang Kejing Class with Advanced Diploma in “Electrical Engineering”. (Feng Xing, Office of Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan Affairs)