I am a high school student who just graduated in June this year. I want to go to a railway technical school or a railway technical secondary school. I wonder if it is possible to become a train engine

I am a high school student who just graduated in June this year. I want to go to a railway technical school or a railway technical secondary school. I wonder if it is possible to become a train engineer in the future...

It is not recommended to attend railway technical secondary school or technical school. Reason 1: Railway technical secondary school or technical school graduates generally have two options: railway bureaus or construction units. In these two types of units, they generally cannot become formal employees. The employer will entrust a labor service company to recruit, that is, in In the construction unit, they are technical secondary school students under the contract system, while in the road bureau they are called auxiliary workers. Reason 2: Due to the leapfrog development of railways in the past few years, most secondary vocational schools specializing in railways have developed the habit of process-based teaching, that is, students pay money to enter school, and after the school is branded as a railway, they are sent to employers. The employer usually completes all the coursework within one year and cannot learn real knowledge at all. At the same time, the employer is also well aware of this. This results in that even if you find a job after graduation, the employer will not pay attention to you. To put it harshly, it is a mass-produced model that cuts corners. Reason 3: I don’t know what the railway situation will be like in the future. Anyway, it is very bad now. Reason 4: As far as I know, among the front-line railway jobs, the review of locomotive drivers is the most stringent. Even if you graduate from a railway school, I don’t think you have a high chance of being able to drive a locomotive.