Jinling Zhao

Chinese-style modernization is a modernization that achieves common prosperity for all people. Vocational education is a crucial foundation for promoting common prosperity, and the advancement of common prosperity is inherently linked to the high-quality development of vocational education. This study analyzes the context of Chinese-style modernization, reviews and evaluates the current state of related research, and systematically identifies and analyzes the influencing factors of vocational education in promoting common prosperity. The study reveals the important role of vocational education in cultivating skilled technical talents, driving economic growth, and fostering social progress. Four core elements are identified and thoroughly discussed: the quality and level of vocational education, its accessibility and coverage, the alignment between program offerings and market demand, and the cultivation of innovation and entrepreneurial capabilities. This research enriches the theoretical understanding of vocational education and offers new perspectives on how vocational education influences the socio-economic structure.

Vocational Education; Common Prosperity; Effectiveness

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