Wall Street Journal,April 29, 2008 page B4: The continuing gap between the education taught in China's universities and the skills businesses are looking for: The Chinese educational system put heavy emphasis on rote memorization but that does not translate well to the foreign firms. European Union Chamber of Commerce urged China to expand interships and vocational education to improve the skill sets of potential workers. Such rationale has been elaborated in "Work and Study Cycle Theory"(1978), "Keys for Economic Understanding"(1971) and "Keys to Economic Understanding"(1976) www.ask.com for reference. American firms will continue to invest, expand and stay in China,said Harley Seyedin, chairman of the American Chamber of Commerce in South China.
Francis Shieh a.k.a. Xie Shihao tries to bridge the gaps via publications as cited above. April 29, 2008
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