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Inspiration for Crafting Teaching Program for Chinese Vocational Colleges: Insights from BTEC Curriculum Outline
DOI: https://doi.org/10.62381/O242210
Author(s)
Jimin Liu
Affiliation(s)
Bejing Information Technology College, Bejing, China
Abstract
The curriculum outline developed by the Business and Technical Education Commission (BTEC) in the UK outlines the basic professional requirements of employers, educational institutions, and teachers for industry technological progress and learner development, covering the learning outcomes and corresponding evaluation criteria that learners need to achieve. This learner centered curriculum design method has important implications and practical guidance for the development of teaching outlines in vocational colleges in China.
Keywords
BTEC; Curriculum Outline; Learning Outcomes; Learners
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