Principles and Practice of Secretarial Studies. Secretarial Practice

Author: Qian Lijing
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: To fully implement the National Education Revitalization Plan, under the guidance of the Provincial Department of Education, we conducted multiple enthusiastic and comprehensive discussions with professors and experts from over 20 universities across the province on the reform of teaching methods and textbook development for the secretarial major. It was unanimously agreed that teaching in the secretarial major at universities should enhance the relevance and integration of talent cultivation with economic and social development. Further reforms should be made in talent cultivation models, curriculum systems, teaching content, and teaching methods to improve teaching quality, absorb the latest theoretical achievements of secretarial majors both domestically and internationally, and gradually establish a forward-looking teaching model that combines quality-oriented education with innovative education. The goal is to create a branded textbook series for the secretarial major that is accurately positioned, highly rigorous, and distinctive in features.
The writing of this textbook is guided by the National Professional Standard for Secretaries and the requirements of the Ministry of Education for the secretarial major, emphasizing its targeted, systematic, skill-based, practical, and innovative nature. This book is one of the premium series textbooks for modern secretarial studies, specifically designed for the modern secretarial major, filling the gap in textbook resources for higher education secretarial programs within the province and across the country.
In terms of its overall structure, the book strengthens the emphasis on practical teaching, meticulously designs the content and methods of course-based training, and emphasizes the combination of foundational learning with creative practice. This enables students to quickly acquire the basic knowledge and practical skills required for the secretarial profession, while also laying a solid foundation for their graduation, job hunting, and on-the-job operations.