The integration of industry and education can not only give full play to the leading role of talents in rural revitalization, promote the development of social resources such as science and technology, industry, culture, education, and medical care, but also provide strong momentum for the rural revitalization strategy, and comprehensively promote rural construction in the new era. This paper analyzes the significance and problems of cultivating talents for rural revitalization through the integration of industry and education in higher vocational education, and makes a preliminary exploration on the countermeasures from three aspects: strengthening top-level design to connect education with rural areas, establishing a diversified training mechanism to meet talent needs, and innovating cooperation models to shorten the distance between schools and villages.
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