Recently, multiple events of the 2026 World Vocational College Skills Competition came to a successful conclusion. Three teams from our College won one gold, one silver, and one bronze medal in the higher vocational group’s “Journalism and Communication Track” and “Art Design Track,” ranking among the top nationwide.
As a high-level skills event for vocational college students worldwide, The World Vocational College Skills Competition has become an important platform for showcasing vocational education outcomes across countries and promoting international skills exchange and cooperation. This year’s competition brought together teams from higher vocational colleges in multiple countries and regions around the world to compete. The “Art Design Track” and “Journalism and Communication Track” closely align with the development of the cultural and artistic industry and talent demands, serving the strategy of building a culturally strong nation.
During the competition, our contestants remained calm and composed, striving for excellence, and won unanimous recognition from the judges with their standardized and proficient operations and stable, outstanding performance. Among them, contestants Duan Jiahang, Zhao Ruiqi, Meng Zihao, and Xia Yuhong in the Journalism and Communication Track, guided by Teacher Chen Haowen and Teacher Shan Ludongdong, won the gold medal with their exquisite skills and innovative solutions; contestants Chen Yafang, Li Ying, Huang Shiyu, and Li Ziling in the Art Design Track, guided by Teacher Wang Shuqin and Teacher Deng Yaoqin, performed steadily and excellently, and finally won the silver medal; and contestants Yang Jiangqi, Kuang Yifan, Zheng Muxuan, and Li Xi in the Art Design Track, guided by Teacher Chen Xiwen and Teacher Li Jiangning, braved strong opponents and fought courageously, taking the bronze medal.
These outstanding results in the competition are not only full recognition of the careful guidance of the instructors and the courageous efforts and excellent performance of the contestants, but also a phased practical achievement of our College’s National “Double High-level Plan” Digital Media Art and Design professional cluster in interdisciplinary collaborative talent cultivation and project-based teaching reform.
Going forward, the College will continue to deepen reform and innovation in talent cultivation models, continuously consolidate the connotation of program development, comprehensively improve the quality of talent cultivation. and focus on cultivating more high-quality technical and skilled talents who are “skilled in technology, adept at innovation, and courageous in tackling challenges”, continuously injecting youthful energy into the building of a great modern socialist country.
