1. Pingdingshan Industrial Vocational and Technical College has several new campuses: the west section of Chang 'an Street, Pingdingshan City, Henan Province.
Old Campus: No.81huanghe road, Pingdingshan City, Henan Province.
Two. Introduction of Pingdingshan Industrial Vocational and Technical College Pingdingshan Industrial Vocational and Technical College is an ordinary public higher vocational college sponsored by China Pingmei Shenma Group, a state-owned super-large enterprise, approved by the Henan Provincial People's Government and established by the Ministry of Education for the record. It is the first batch of national demonstrative higher vocational colleges, national high-quality specialized higher vocational colleges, the first batch of national 1+X certificate system pilot colleges, the pilot unit of modern apprenticeship system in Henan Province, the high-level higher vocational colleges in Henan Province and the construction unit of high-level professional construction projects.
The school was founded in 1956, formerly known as Pingdingshan Coal Mine School of the former Ministry of Coal Industry. Later, Pingdingshan Coal Mine Workers College and Pingdingshan Coal Senior Technical School were established on the basis of Pingdingshan Coal Mine School. 200 1 With the approval of the Henan Provincial People's Government and the record of the Ministry of Education, Pingdingshan Coal Mine Workers College and Pingdingshan Coal Senior Technical School merged to form Pingdingshan Industrial Vocational and Technical College; Pingdingshan Industry and Trade School was merged into the school in 2006; 20 16, Pingdingshan Coal Engineering and Technology College of Henan Polytechnic University settled in the school.
As of May 2022, the school campus covers an area of 1.454 mu, with a building area of 4 1.27 million square meters, with a total value of 230 million teaching instruments and equipment and a library collection of 1.0704 million books. There are 850 faculty members and nearly 20,000 full-time students. There are 16 teaching college departments, 12 professional groups and 62 higher vocational majors. There are 1 17 training bases (workshops) and 120 off-campus practice bases.