Group 1 - The Ministry of Education is implementing the "High-Skilled Talent Cluster Training Plan" focusing on six key advanced manufacturing sectors: new energy vehicles, advanced rail transit equipment, aerospace equipment, high-end CNC machine tools and robots, agricultural machinery, and new generation information technology [2] - The plan involves collaboration among over 150 leading enterprises, 67 high-level schools, and 15 national industry organizations, engaging more than 1,500 skilled craftsmen, technical backbones, professional teachers, and industry experts [2] - The initiative aims to reform five key elements of vocational education: professional training, curriculum, teaching materials, teachers, and practical training, shifting the focus from traditional knowledge transfer to comprehensive skill enhancement [2] Group 2 - A new set of digital textbooks has been released, covering 28 majors and benefiting over 1,100 vocational schools and more than 1.5 million students [3] - The reform has opened over 500 industry and enterprise standards, job specifications, and production processes to ensure that textbook development aligns with industry advancements [3] - The introduction of virtual smart workshops in the curriculum addresses challenges faced in traditional practical training, allowing students to engage in realistic simulations [3]

Core Points - The "High-Skilled Talent Cluster Training Program" is being implemented in six key advanced manufacturing sectors, including new energy vehicles and aerospace equipment, as part of the comprehensive reform pilot for building an education powerhouse [1][10] - The program involves over 150 leading enterprises, 67 high-level schools, and 15 national industry organizations, with participation from more than 1,500 skilled craftsmen, technical backbones, professional teachers, and industry experts [6] Group 1 - The program aims to reform five key elements of vocational education: profession, curriculum, teaching materials, teachers, and internship training, shifting the focus from traditional knowledge transfer to comprehensive ability enhancement [6] - The initial focus is on six critical high-skill labor shortage areas within national production lines to explore and break through existing challenges [10] Group 2 - A new digital textbook initiative has been launched, covering 28 majors and benefiting over 1,100 vocational schools and more than 1.5 million students [11][15] - Over 500 industry and enterprise technology standards, job specifications, and production processes have been opened up to ensure that textbook development aligns with industry advancements [17] - The textbook "Integration and Application of Intelligent Workshops" features a virtual smart workshop, addressing challenges faced by students in traditional internship settings [17]