What does it mean to go to school with your partner?

Question 1: What does the entrance examination mean? On June 2, 2008, you want to study a major in a technical secondary school, such as computer. After studying computer for three years in secondary school, I can take the college entrance examination together in high school and volunteer. That depends on whether you have reached someone else's admission line. If you get there, you will be admitted. If you don't, you won't. I mean undergraduate. Of course, you can also apply to the college at the same time. There may be some specialties that can cost money, but you have to pay almost the same, otherwise it will not be a little money. The undergraduate course is the same, and the fancy price is not available. Just like high school, the difference is that schools are limited. Unlike high school, you can enroll in many schools, but you can only enroll in designated schools. The major you studied in college is the major you studied in middle school. This is counterpart education, which is your major in middle school. It's easy to take the entrance exam, and the performance requirements are also very low. But no matter what, you have to work hard on your own, and you can get ahead anywhere. Witness of love: was it with the senior high school entrance examination during that time?

Question 2: What do you mean by counterpart candidates? Counterpart candidates are candidates who participate in counterpart enrollment. In the mid-1990s, with the adjustment of the national economic policy, the Ministry of Education issued the "counterpart education" policy to meet the social demand for talents, and also to support the development of secondary vocational schools and meet the desire of vocational college students to continue their studies. Counterpart education means that the state selects some majors from the enrollment plan of colleges and universities, takes out special indicators, and carries out the college entrance examination for vocational school students who want to continue their studies. The counterpart education plan was part of the ingenious plan of that year. Students with counterpart education enjoy the same treatment as those who passed the general college entrance examination that year after graduation from university.

Question 3: What does counterpart education mean? Peer education is aimed at technical secondary schools, which can be promoted to undergraduate courses.

Question 4: What does it mean to upgrade from technical secondary school to junior college? Vocational secondary school students can participate in the unified vocational counterpart college entrance examination in this province. Therefore, the full name of the * * provincial vocational middle school entrance examination is generally the provincial city and the seat of the provincial capital (prefecture-level cities, such as Kaifeng City, Henan Province, Jining City, Shandong Province, Bozhou City, Anhui Province, Yancheng City, Jiangsu Province, Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province, Yuncheng City, Shanxi Province, etc. ), and the examination forms in each province are different, such as Anhui Province, which is 3+X, which means 3 represents the number of languages. Vocational high schools and ordinary high schools belong to the category of high schools, and their nature is basically the same, but generally speaking, there is more room for graduation and further study after ordinary high schools (depending on the schools selected for admission), and they can take the national unified examination and enter universities for further study; After vocational high school, there is relatively little room for further study after graduation (depending on the school you choose to enroll), but in some provinces and cities, vocational high school students can not only take work-related exams to enter universities for further study, but also take national unified exams to enter universities for further study. Ordinary high school students are not allowed to take work-related exams, so in a sense, vocational high school students have more room for further study. Of course, it all depends on the students' personal achievements. Because the students in ordinary vocational middle schools are weaker than those in ordinary high schools, perhaps it is precisely because of this that the education department will allow vocational high school students to take the national unified examination and work-related examinations at the same time, and as ordinary middle school students, they can only take the national unified examination to take care of the students in vocational middle schools with weak foundations. Under normal circumstances, students admitted to post-related examinations and students enrolled by the state are basically treated equally at school (student status and various scholarship application conditions), and the diplomas and degree certificates obtained are the same as those recruited by the state. So for students with weak foundation, it is a good opportunity to take the college entrance examination! The institutions for job recruitment are basically universities in this province, both undergraduate and junior college. One or two undergraduate colleges from other provinces and cities will come to recruit students in this province. Remember some words: University is not only a place to learn knowledge, but also a place to exercise all aspects of your quality. Don't be troubled by the employment pressure of the university now, and change your destiny with knowledge in the future! I wish you success in the college entrance examination! ! ! Choose a good major according to your own preferences, don't go to the society so early, arm yourself by learning more and tell the truth. I went to Grade Four and Grade Four. I passed the work-related exam, was admitted to one or two universities in this province, and graduated smoothly in July 2009. At present, I have been admitted to work in a public institution in this province through open recruitment.

Question 5: What does the undergraduate approval of higher vocational education mean? It means that this batch of professional undergraduates are admitted to vocational secondary schools and vocational high schools through the corresponding entrance scores equivalent to the college entrance examination.

Question 6: What is counterpart education? Going to key high schools and universities is the expectation of most parents for their children, and it is also the goal that most students should work hard after ten years. However, many parents and students only know the way to enter the university through ordinary high schools, but they don't understand that the counterpart of vocational education can also realize the university dream.

What is counterpart education? The so-called counterpart education means that colleges and universities recruit graduates from vocational secondary schools and vocational high schools. "Counterpart" means that the reported major is the same as or similar to the major studied.

Compared with ordinary senior high schools, counterpart education has its own advantages: First, counterpart education has a short academic system. Vocational high school students can take the counterpart entrance examination in two years, and secondary school students can take the counterpart entrance examination twice in three years. In this way, the school time is shortened, the examination selectivity is increased, and the employment time is advanced; Second, the content of the entrance examination is fixed, and all vocational school graduates are eligible to apply. The examination time is the same as the ordinary college entrance examination, which is given by the province and admitted separately. The exam is divided into two parts: culture class and professional integration, with a full score of 750. Among them, cultural courses: Chinese, mathematics, English 150 points. Professional comprehensive score of 300: Third, the admission score of the corresponding joint entrance examination for vocational education enrolled in the same university is much lower than that of ordinary high schools, and students are treated exactly the same at school and after graduation.

Going to key high schools and universities is the expectation of most parents for their children, and it is also the goal that most students should work hard after ten years. However, many parents and students only know the way to enter the university through ordinary high schools, but they don't understand that the counterpart of vocational education can also realize the university dream.

What is counterpart education? The so-called counterpart education means that colleges and universities recruit graduates from vocational secondary schools and vocational high schools. "Counterpart" means that the reported major is the same as or similar to the major studied.

Compared with ordinary senior high schools, counterpart education has its own advantages: First, counterpart education has a short academic system. Vocational high school students can take the counterpart entrance examination in two years, and secondary school students can take the counterpart entrance examination twice in three years. In this way, the school time is shortened, the examination selectivity is increased, and the employment time is advanced; Second, the content of the entrance examination is fixed, and all vocational school graduates are eligible to apply. The examination time is the same as the ordinary college entrance examination, which is given separately by the province and admitted separately. The exam is divided into two parts: culture class and professional integration, with a full score of 750. Among them, cultural courses: Chinese, mathematics, English 150 points. Professional comprehensive score of 300: Third, the admission score of the corresponding joint entrance examination for vocational education enrolled in the same university is much lower than that of ordinary high schools, and students are treated exactly the same at school and after graduation.

Question 7: What do you mean by "opposite students"? Counterpart students refer to the new graduates recruited from secondary vocational and technical schools and vocational secondary schools. After graduation, such graduates can pass the college entrance examination and continue to study in institutions of higher learning. The difference is that the content of this kind of students' college entrance examination is simple Chinese, mathematics, English and their professional courses. Specialized courses account for a large proportion. After entering the university (generally junior college, it is not excluded that some students get good grades and are admitted to undergraduate colleges), their major must be that of middle school. At present, it is not allowed to transfer to other majors.

Compared with the general college entrance examination, the examination pays more attention to the examination of professional courses and skills. The corresponding higher vocational colleges are divided into undergraduate and junior college. The corresponding higher vocational colleges take part in the second batch of undergraduate admission, and the corresponding higher vocational colleges take part in the junior college (higher vocational) admission. The counterpart college entrance examination generally refers to the "three schools"-students in vocational high schools, technical secondary schools and technical schools only take one subject and one move-and can only take their own counterparts.

Question 8: What's the difference between counterpart universities and ordinary universities? A counterpart university refers to a higher vocational college (generally at the junior college level) where students from three schools apply for majors. The general college entrance examination can apply for all undergraduate or junior colleges, including higher vocational colleges. If you get good grades, continue to study in senior three and take the college entrance examination. There will be more schools to choose from. If you are not sure, choose the right one.