Strategies for Addressing the Current Situation and Existing Problems of National Defense Education in Vocational Colleges

In recent years, China has been in a special period of social transformation. To effectively maintain social stability, the support of national defense is indispensable. As a major base for cultivating high-quality, skilled talents, vocational colleges play a crucial role in national defense education. The state of national defense education in vocational colleges is directly related to the long-term development of national security and the future of the nation. However, in the face of the current complex and volatile international situation and security challenges, although national defense education in vocational colleges has achieved certain results, it also faces a series of urgent problems. Therefore, vocational colleges should actively consider what strategies to adopt to address these issues and how to further improve the quality and level of national defense education, to contribute more talent to the country’s security and development. In this regard, this article first elaborates on the current situation and existing problems of national defense education in vocational colleges, and then proposes effective countermeasures, hoping to provide some reference for relevant researchers.

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Education Reform and Development
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2025-05-29
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https://doi.org/10.26689/erd.v7i5.10565
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Strategies for Addressing the Current Situation and Existing Problems of National Defense Education in Vocational Colleges

Xinyu Li, Yingxi Liu
Education Reform and Development
Educational Reforms and Innovations
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Strategies for Addressing the Current Situation and Existing Problems of National Defense Education in Vocational Colleges

Xinyu Li, Yingxi Liu
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In recent years, China has been in a special period of social transformation. To effectively maintain social stability, the support of national defense is indispensable. As a major base for cultivating high-quality, skilled talents, vocational colleges play a crucial role in national defense education. The state of national defense education in vocational colleges is directly related to the long-term development of national security and the future of the nation. However, in the face of the current complex and volatile international situation and security challenges, although national defense education in vocational colleges has achieved certain results, it also faces a series of urgent problems. Therefore, vocational colleges should actively consider what strategies to adopt to address these issues and how to further improve the quality and level of national defense education, to contribute more talent to the country’s security and development. In this regard, this article first elaborates on the current situation and existing problems of national defense education in vocational colleges, and then proposes effective countermeasures, hoping to provide some reference for relevant researchers.

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