How about finding a job after graduating from college?

It is beneficial to students who actually participate in counterpart education and enter higher vocational colleges for employment. Because the current recruitment enterprises all emphasize "having certain work experience" or "having practical experience is preferred", and at least half of the time in school is in practical operation, so cultural courses are not dominant and focus on technical aspects. Objectively, it creates a good practical opportunity for them to improve their oral and practical ability, so when they attend various job fairs, they can be said to be like a duck to water and often stand out among many applicants.

In recent years, with the strong support of the state to train technical talents, the employment opportunities of graduates from higher vocational colleges have gradually increased. Many students and on-the-job staff will choose to take part in peer-to-peer study and enter the university for further study.

Counterpart education is mainly aimed at graduates from secondary vocational schools and vocational high schools. Counterpart means that the continuing education major you apply for should be the same as or similar to the major you studied in secondary vocational schools.

Many students are more concerned about what is tested in the senior high school entrance examination and what is the difference between the senior high school entrance examination and the college entrance examination? Bian Xiao will talk to you today.