analysis of the network development model in the implementation of adult education（分析网络的实施成人教育的发展模式）.doc

Analysis of the network development model in the implementation of adult education Paper Keywords: adult education, network development model, the response Abstract: Adult education network model of development with high efficiency, convenience, economy, equality, etc. In this paper, the implementation of adult education network development model based on an analysis of the objective, and guiding the implementation of this model and policy measures are described. An adult education network development model to implement the objective basis 1.1 New century labor market demands for the quality of talent The early 21st century, China’s market economy continues to improve gradually and the knowledge economy has brought changes in the economic and institutional approach, which led to industrial restructuring and upgrading of products. Enterprises from labor-intensive to knowledge-intensive, Accordingly, for professionals, managers, knowledge structure, ability to structure and overall quality also made new demands, and our current work force of quality employment are great differences, according to statistics, nearly one million enterprises in China 1.2 million workers, the middle school and junior high school level or below 70%, 35 young people under the age of about 80 million skilled workers, including primary industry accounted for 80%, 18% mid-level workers, senior workers accounted for only 2%. In 1996, the United Nations for 46 countries and regions to rank the overall strength in the overall rankings, China ranked 26, while the in-house staff education rankings, China was ranked ninth last name so the status quo can not worrying, therefore, whether it is employment, in the post personnel, training of agricultural labor force, or the continuing education of professional and technical personnel are arduous tasks, which directly affects the process of socialist modernization based on China’s vast territory, large population, economic underdevelopment,