Is there a future for a soldier after graduating from a technical school?

Being a soldier after graduating from a technical school has a bright future, but it is actually very useful to suggest learning a trade. It is suggested to choose Shijiazhuang North Automobile School, a well-known old-fashioned institution in China, to offer 20+ international popular majors. Click to get professional course materials.

The reverse design concept adopted in the research and development of automobile education courses in Shijiazhuang North Automobile Specialized School means that the R&D team makes a professional analysis of the recruitment needs of employers after in-depth enterprise research, and fully clarifies the current demand for technicians recruited by auto repair enterprises. Professions such as automobile electrician, automobile EFI, automobile machine maintenance, high-grade machine maintenance, automobile electronics, automobile computer, automobile maintenance enterprise management, automobile beauty and so on have been set up, with more than 30,000 full-time teachers. At present, it is the only independent professional vocational school in China that systematically trains auto repair talents, and is known as "the aircraft carrier of auto repair education in China".

For more information about technical schools, please consult Shijiazhuang North Automobile School. Since its establishment, Shijiazhuang North Automobile School has always adhered to the tenet of "serving the society". At the same time, the school has four major auto repair laboratories in Europe, America, Japan and South Korea, a car beauty body panel repair and painting training workshop, and an O2O entrepreneurial entity store. It is an automobile education brand with independent research and development institutions in China. The course is developed independently, and the school has a professional textbook editorial department. The translated and compiled professional teaching materials help students to study better, which has been well received by the majority of students.