With the advent of the era of global information, the culture is playing an increasingly important role in society. The cultural industry is becoming the “sunrise industry” along with the revolution of new science and technology and thus gets more and more attention. However, the development of the cultural industry faces the bottleneck of lacking the professionals of cultural industry. Therefore, for the independent colleges where a large number of talents are cultivated and exported to the society, they should take the obligatory responsibility for cultivating and exporting applicationoriented and innovative talents of cultural industry in order to provide a strong talent and intelligence support and new impetus for the prosperity of the cultural development as well as in Hebei Province. This article analyzes the current situation of cultural industry talents training in Hebei province, focuses on an integrated cultural industry talents training model at independent colleges in Hebei, which is feasible to independent colleges and has great impact upon the strategic cultural development in Hebei. KEYWORD: Hebei province; culturalindustry talents; personnel training mode International Conference on Social Science, Education Management and Sports Education (SSEMSE 2015) © 2015. The authors Published by Atlantis Press 2330 catalyst and intellectual support for the development and prosperity of culture industry in Hebei province. But judging from the current situation, the major is only offered in some key universities in Hebei, such as Hebei University, Hebei Normal University, Hebei University of Economics and Business. The major is rarely given in independent colleges. If there is any, the focus is not on cultural industry. Therefore, the investment in cultivating culturalindustry talents cannot meet the needs; the cultural industry development of our province at present, the number of practitioners in the cultural industry and related fields of our province is far lower than that in Beijing, Shanghai, Shandong and other provinces and cities; the size of the enterprise and number of industry leader are below average, which seriously constrains the development of cultural industry in our province, even though independent college graduates amount to 40% of the total number in Hebei. Independent colleges train and provide a large number of innovative personnel for Hebei culture industry and mass transportation, powering and offering strong intellectual support for the development and prosperity of Hebei culture. 2.1 Weak consciousness of culture industry talents training At present, although the cultural strategy of strong Hebei is proposed, compared with other provinces, especially the independent institutes in Hebei, cultural industry professionals are rare. The only specialty established in Hebei is from Bebei University of Economy and Trade, Shijiazhuang University and others. Even in these schools, the training mode for culture industry talents is very traditional, because of the lack of technical guidance and operational experience. There is more focus on theory than on practice, thus making the culture industry talents often lack of practical ability, failing to meet the demands of society. On the selection of teaching materials, no unified and common textbooks are compiled. Each school adopts its own teaching material according to their environments, which greatly affects the unity and practical application of the culture industry talents. 2.2 Cultural-industry specialty setup is not up-todate In view of the economic contribution of cultural industry and scarcity of cultural talents, the ministry of education has approved more comprehensive universities to set up cultural-industry specialty since the 16th National Congress of the CPC, in order to promote culture industry talents training. This makes talent cultivation flourishing. More and more universities began setting up cultural-industry specialty. But Hebei universities are far left behind, due to inadequate preparations, unclear professional training objectives and unawareness of the social demand. For example, the major of culture or cultural-industry management is very ambiguous so some basic courses in the curriculum are so easy that students in these schools have less advantage. They have mastered some common but less professional and specialized knowledge. Therefore, it is very difficult for them to perform the actual work upon graduation. 2.3 Cultural-industry teachers are in short. Talents cultivation cannot do without a solid team of teachers as the guarantee, as currently envisaged, however, lack of teachers is indeed a real problem. This is especially true for independent colleges. The reasons are as follows. On the one hand, talents cultivation is a new type of professional discipline, and it’s not offered in some independent colleges. On the other hand, most of the teachers in the independent colleges belong to the mother universities, more traditional ones. Many teachers place their priority on their own majors, but don't want to turn to talents cultivation, even though some teachers participate in some cultural-industry talents training programs. Generally speaking, colleges and universities are lack of teachers who have culturalindustry qualifications or diplomas. 2.4 The training programs are not scientific Culture industry talents are generally referred to as three types: the first one is engaged in the theory research; the second is about cultural-industry creativity; the third is about cultural-industry management. But some programs in colleges and universities in our province are not in accordance with the practical national curriculum. Some graduates from the universities are left behind in both theory and practice in this field, which remains a disadvantage for the students. 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