A regiment of Naval Aviation University
Skill sharing solves teaching problems
People's Liberation Army Daily News Liu Renfeng and Han Shichao reported: At the end of January, the results of the "Professional Star" evaluation of a certain regiment's maintenance team of Naval Aviation University were announced. New recruit Wang Haochun surpassed the excellent old squad leader Zhang Zhuo and became the new "guarantee leader" of the team.
It is reported that with the advancement of the regiment's "skill sharing" teaching mode, many recruits have rapidly grown into comprehensive maintenance personnel.
"The operation of the 'skill sharing' teaching mode has effectively solved the problem of the shortage of comprehensive maintenance talents." The leader of the regiment introduced that in recent years, the professional stratification of the maintenance talent team has become increasingly intensified. Although the number of professional backbones has increased year by year, but There are fewer and fewer generalists who can undertake comprehensive support tasks.
Analyzing the reason, the root cause is that the previous one-to-one teaching model has the drawback of "whichever master is skilled, the apprentice only knows", which does not meet the requirements of the times for cultivating comprehensive maintenance talents.
To this end, the group explored the introduction of the "skill sharing" teaching mode for maintenance personnel.
They selected more than 10 technical experts with rich security experience and excellent professional skills from various professional fields to serve as coaches. Combining the job requirements and their own specialties, they took turns to teach new recruits in stages, and radiated the "unique skills" of this major to all staff.
In addition, they have also introduced a VR virtual teaching and training platform, so that recruits can receive a variety of professional skills training without leaving home to improve their comprehensive literacy.
Since the implementation of the "skill sharing" teaching mode, the group's comprehensive maintenance talents have grown steadily.
On the basis of mastering his own major, the recruit Wu Jiayuan learned the skills of "listening to sound and identifying damage" under the tutelage of first sergeant major and mechanic Yan Jianlong.
During an outfield support mission, Wu Jiayuan successfully eliminated the failure of the aircraft engine. He said with emotion: "Thanks to the careful guidance of many technical experts, I have mastered more and more skills, and I have more confidence in carrying out diversified support tasks. "