On December 5, 2020, the special vocational competency test for “Special Image Data Collection and Processing” under the Shanghai Online Audio‑Visual Industry Vocational Skills Competition officially commenced. As co‑organizers, CHINGMU Vision and the School of Modern Media Technology and Art undertook the construction of the official examination venue. With full support from school leaders and relevant departments, the entire test was successfully completed.

Hosted by the Shanghai Municipal Human Resources and Social Security Bureau and undertaken by the Shanghai Digital Content Industry Promotion Center, the vocational competency test aims to improve the professional skills of innovative online audio‑visual talents in Shanghai. Committed to driving innovation‑driven transformation of the city’s online audio‑visual industry and cultivating high‑quality talents tailored to local innovative development needs, the competition fosters a social atmosphere that values professional skills, respects talents and advocates technical learning. Adopting CHINGMU Vision’s optical motion‑capture system, combined with theoretical assessments and practical operation training, the test evaluates students’ proficiency in special image data collection and professional software application. Inspectors dispatched by the Shanghai Municipal Human Resources and Social Security Bureau supervised the entire examination process.

In the pre‑examination preparation phase, professional technical experts from CHINGMU Vision cooperated with the college and professional teachers to carry out teacher training. Overcoming tight schedules and heavy training workloads on weekends, the instructors provided intensive guidance for students covering examination rules, key knowledge sorting and practical computer operation, helping students prepare fully for the test. Thanks to thorough planning and elaborate preparation, nearly 100 students from the Department of Film and Television Art participated in the assessment. College leaders attached great importance to the event and held multiple work deployment meetings. Wang Zhengyou, Executive Vice President, and Xiao Peng, Deputy Director of the Department of Film and Television Art, visited the examination site to guide on‑site work, emphasizing the significance of the test and putting forward strict standardized requirements. All invigilators and examinees strictly followed examination procedures and disciplines. With stable system operation and reliable technical support, the test was conducted in an orderly manner and achieved complete success.

The vocational skill qualification certificate became a new exemption criterion for the 2021 undergraduate upgrading admission policy of multiple Shanghai universities. All participating students were 2021 graduating seniors. The college actively guided students to seize the opportunity of national expanded enrollment and exemption policies for undergraduate upgrading, encouraging them to improve professional competencies, enhance personal competitiveness, clarify career positioning and complete role adaptation for industry and social demands in advance.

In recent years, in accordance with the National Vocational Education Reform Implementation Plan and the spirit of the National Education Conference, the college has adhered to the fundamental task of fostering virtue through education and the concept of innovative development, and actively explored the integration of vocational skill training systems into daily teaching practices. Special competency in “Special Image Data Collection and Processing” has become an essential skill for high‑end online audio‑visual talents in the digital economy era. This training program has provided valuable growth opportunities for students and laid a solid foundation for their further study and future employment. The college will further incorporate this vocational qualification certificate into personalized talent training systems, closely integrating it with major construction, curriculum development and teacher team building. By deepening industry‑education integration and school‑enterprise collaborative talent cultivation, the college will better adapt to industrial upgrading trends and deliver high‑quality talent resources to support national competitiveness improvement.