A college in Jiangsu forced students to practice. How did the college explain this?

It is normal for a college in Jiangsu to force students to practice after graduation, but in most cases, students volunteer. Either the school provides you with corresponding resources to apply for the job or you can find it yourself, but there will be no such situation, but it is true that there have been more than one corresponding colleges on the list to force students to practice in the factory.

The common problem that occurs in junior colleges is to force students to practice, or even to require students to go to the factory for internship to be linked with their diplomas. If you haven't worked in the factory for three months, you won't have a diploma in the end. The management of students' diplomas by the Ministry of Education is not so strict. As long as you don't do anything illegal in school, it's basically no problem that your grade can reach 2. or above in the end. Even some schools have no requirements for this grade, as long as you pass. Now some colleges and universities still link the so-called internship certificate with the diploma, which is a non-compliant operation.

Students study electronicization of mechanical equipment. The so-called electronicization doesn't mean working in an electronics factory. The school is stealing the concept. Explain to parents that you should have corresponding psychological preparation before choosing this major for your children. Parents certainly don't understand, and parents don't need to understand. I ask my children to study electronicization, which doesn't mean that they have to work in an electronics factory. If I want my children to work in an electronics factory, do I still need your school? Why don't I just send my children to the electronics factory? Therefore, this kind of voyeurism with concept has happened more than once.

Now the official and the media have noticed this matter, and have registered it for the record. It is estimated that there will be a procedural investigation in the follow-up. If this matter is really hammered, then all the internship processes in junior colleges may be more strictly regulated. No matter whether they are students in junior colleges or undergraduates, there may be differences in their knowledge and grades when they enter school, but it does not mean that junior college students have to go to electronics factories for internship to get their diplomas. This is totally unreasonable.