Is it true or not that the enrollment of railway schools is oriented to railways?

The railway system openly or directionally recruits fresh graduates for colleges and vocational schools every year, and selects "special groups" with outstanding performance for key training.

The Shijiazhuang Railway Technical Secondary School you mentioned is a railway talent training college sponsored by Shijiazhuang Branch of Beijing Railway Bureau. All the teachers come from the teaching and research section of the Railway Bureau. It is a professional college with professional teachers.

If you apply for a school and are accepted, you will be assigned to various stations after graduation. Depending on the major of "Electronics and Electrician" you choose, you will be assigned to work in the electricity department (responsible for vehicle dispatching and traffic signals) or the public works department (responsible for safety inspection and equipment maintenance along the railway) after graduation, but it will definitely be difficult at first. If you firmly enter the railway industry, you should be prepared to suffer hardships-there will be no public holidays on holidays. In addition, the initial salary will not be too high. At present, the basic salary plus post allowance is estimated to be around 1, 000- 1, 500 yuan. Of course, if you have excellent performance and outstanding ability, you don't rule out the opportunity to be selected for key orientation training. A friend of mine is now assigned to be a long-term assistant-a training program for the Ministry of Railways to promote young business backbones.

Railway public works and electricity work is really hard, but you should know that Liu Zhijun, the current railway minister, started as an ordinary pathfinder.

I hope you can have a bright future-think hard, stick to your goals and move forward bravely.