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With the acceleration of aging in China, cultivating high-quality professionals in colleges and universities is crucial to alleviating the demand for elderly care services. The article explores the importance of the "1+X" certificate system in elderly care in enhancing the quality of aging service professionals in colleges and universities. Recognizing the problems in the training of aging service talents in colleges, such as imbalance between supply and demand and lack of professional teaching staff. It assesses the value of 1+X certificate system in promoting the training of aging service talents, emphasizing construction of personnel training model for aging service under the background of 1+X certificate system. Drawing on research results and comparisons with neighboring countries like Indonesia, this article identifies critical factors that affect how effective programs for character education are. Based on interviews with the elderly care industry, teachers and students in colleges and universities, this paper has determined the key factors affecting the application of 1+X certificates in elderly care majors. Through the collaboration of multiple stakeholders, effective integration of job demands and classroom teaching can be achieved. The deep cooperation between full-time teachers and part-time lecturers should be further strengthened to enhance the effectiveness of "Three Reforms of Teachers, Teaching Materials and Teaching Methods". Comprehensive coverage of the content of "Curriculum ideological and political" in the system of "three wide education" can promote the simultaneous enhancement of professional skills and moral qualities of the aging service talents.
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