According to recent updates from the official website of the Fujian Provincial Department of Education, Fujian Province plans to establish around 30 VR/AR vocational education training bases between 2017 and 2020. Recently, following the signing of a cooperation agreement between the Provincial Department of Education and NetDragon Network Holdings Co., Ltd., an official notice was issued regarding the application process for the VR/AR vocational education training base construction project. The notice emphasized that NetDragon Networks has pledged to donate practical training facilities and equipment valued at approximately 3 million RMB to each VR/AR vocational education training base. This includes comprehensive teaching resources, a teaching cloud platform, programming software, as well as dedicated training programs for both teachers and students. The project’s objectives encompass setting up a VR/AR training center, co-developing virtual reality and augmented reality simulation pre-training courses and educational materials, creating specialized VR/AR curriculum resources, providing professional teacher training in VR/AR technologies, and offering pre-employment training and job placement assistance for students. In terms of eligibility criteria, participating institutions must offer majors such as Digital Media Technology (VR direction), Game Design, Animation Production Technology, Graphic Design, Computer Science, Fine Arts, or related fields. Each year, these institutions must enroll at least 50 students in their relevant programs. Additionally, each major must have at least one leader with a mid-level or higher professional title and at least three key faculty members specializing in the field. These institutions also need to provide over 500 square meters of on-campus training space and operational support for the project. They should also actively participate in VR/AR-related professional competitions within the province’s vocational college skill contests and secure top-three rankings to receive preferential support. Based on the timeline, starting in 2017 and 2018, one batch of VR/AR vocational education training bases will be established annually. The construction period spans three years. In the first year, the focus will be on building training facilities, developing teaching resources, conducting personnel training, and organizing teacher development programs. During the second and third years, the project will gradually introduce VR/AR + vocational education information training, as well as skills training and certification in VR/AR technologies. At the end of the construction period, a team of experts will conduct inspections and evaluations to officially recognize the project sites as provincial VR/AR vocational education training bases. It's important to note that this initiative is a collaborative effort between schools and enterprises. Selected institutions must sign a cooperation agreement with NetDragon to clearly outline the specific terms of collaboration. Failure to sign such an agreement will result in the forfeiture of project eligibility. The accompanying image is sourced from the internet and is unrelated to this article. As I write this, it’s worth reflecting on how rapidly technology is reshaping our world. Initiatives like these are crucial for preparing students with the skills they’ll need in tomorrow’s job market. It’s exciting to see how VR/AR technologies are being integrated into education, opening up new possibilities for learning and innovation.

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June 20, 2025