Vocational school, petroleum, distribution

Hello, landlord. I lived in Nanchong for four years, so I'm half a fellow villager.

First of all, you said that there is still one and a half years. Actually, it is also a good thing to go to the company for internship first. You can get in touch with the work first, and then you can take up your post directly after you formally take part in the work. Of course, the tuition of the school can't be less, and it must be paid in full.

But there are a few points that I think are inappropriate:

First, the time required to go in that unit is a little early, one and a half years, and maybe some professional courses have not been studied yet.

second, if you sign a contract to work in that unit, this form of employment is to give some remuneration, even if it can't be compared with those who formally take part in the work, it still needs some remuneration. If I didn't give you a penny, maybe the school did something.

the working hours of three or twelve hours are too long, which does not conform to the provisions of the national labor law, unless there are rounds of holidays, such as taking a month off in the last two months.

To sum up, if the landlord studies well and doesn't worry about his job, then he won't go. His study is average, and he thinks it is difficult to find a job in the future. It is still possible to take the exam.