What is a vocational school?

Vocational schools are educational institutions that provide vocational education and training, aiming at cultivating students' practical skills and knowledge needed for a specific occupation to meet the needs of social employment. The main goal of vocational schools is to provide students with vocational skills training, so that they can successfully find jobs and be competent for specific occupations.

Vocational schools usually provide secondary vocational education and provide students with training courses from basic skills to advanced skills. These courses cover various professional fields, such as medical care, hotel management, beauty salons, automobile maintenance, construction engineering, electronic technology and so on. During their study in vocational schools, students will be taught theoretical knowledge, and at the same time, they will be given practical operation and training to improve their skills in specific vocational fields.

The teaching content and curriculum of vocational schools are usually closely related to specific occupations, aiming at meeting the needs of society for various vocational skills. After completing training in vocational schools, students usually get corresponding vocational qualification certificates or skill certificates, which helps them gain competitiveness in the job market.

Vocational schools play an important role in cultivating students' practical skills and professional quality, and provide students with a way to quickly enter the professional field and get employment. They complement each other with traditional academic educational institutions (such as universities) and build a complete education system with the same structure to meet the educational needs of different student groups.