Technical secondary school is about to graduate, and my family asked me to go back to the senior high school entrance examination and entrust someone to go to the water conservancy and hydropower scho

Technical secondary school is about to graduate, and my family asked me to go back to the senior high school entrance examination and entrust someone to go to the water conservancy and hydropower school. I'm afraid to jump to conclusions and talk about my personal thoughts.

First of all, if a junior college has its own major, and there is no problem in getting into it, and the employment prospect is still bright in the next few years, you can consider getting into it. After graduation, it is necessary to carry out the work first, support the family, and at the same time use spare time to get an undergraduate degree. It is necessary to get at least an undergraduate diploma in the current job market. After accumulating work experience, you can go to a better unit.

Secondly, can you enter a junior college in the water conservancy and hydropower industry and contact the Water Affairs Bureau after graduation? There are indeed many specific problems in secondary vocational schools entering institutions. Whether they can enter or not, and how much room for development after entering, after all, diplomas are still one of the main considerations. If your relatives are still young, I believe it will be easier and harder for you to enter the company with a college diploma in a few years.

if the first two are not feasible, you can arrange the operation according to your family. But we must improve our professional level as soon as possible and raise the diploma level as much as possible. As the saying goes, it is necessary to strike while the iron is hot, to be able to do it yourself, and to be cared for by relatives. I believe that only in this way will we be able to do it in the so-called "down-to-earth" institutions, and then we will do it well and prosper.