Abstract:This paper focuses on the prevalent issue of insufficient teaching abilities among young faculty in universities, where university-level training programs often lack specificity and fail to account for the unique characteristics of different disciplines. On this basis, this paper proposes that secondary colleges should develop their own teaching ability cultivation systems tailored to their specific needs. In this sense, the establishment of a college-level cultivation system can serve as a necessary supplement and enhancement to the university-level system, thereby effectively improving the teaching capabilities of young faculty and elevating the overall teaching quality of the university. Taking the College of Materials Science and Engineering at Hebei University of Engineering as an example, this paper has systematically elaborated on the construction and implementation of a college-level cultivation system for young faculty. Accordingly, this paper comes up with a five-pronged synergistic strategy, encompassing a tiered training system, integration of ideological and political education into curricula, the construction of the dual-mentor system, incentives for teaching innovation, and a multi-faceted evaluation system. Therefore, this study also provides a valuable basis for peer colleges which plan to refine their teaching ability cultivation system for their young faculty.