Answer from the teacher in the admissions office
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As a Secondary Vocational Enrollment Network I'm glad to answer your question:
Going to a technical school does not mean no future.
The educational goal of technical schools is to train students to master certain vocational skills and prepare for future technical work. This in itself is a promising educational path, because the demand for technical talents in society is continuous and vigorous. In the current job market, many enterprises are in urgent need of workers with professional skills, and technical school graduates are an important source of this demand.
The technical school pays attention to the cultivation of practical operation ability and emphasizes the improvement of students' practical ability. This kind of education mode enables students to adapt to the working environment more quickly and complete their work tasks better after graduation. Technical school graduates often have more advantages in professional skills than traditional university graduates, because they have received more systematic and professional skills training.
Technical school graduates can also continuously improve their ability and quality through further learning and training. For example, they can choose to take the adult college entrance examination, self-study examination and other ways to obtain a higher degree and a broader knowledge reserve. These will lay a solid foundation for their future career development.
We need to realize that a person's future does not depend entirely on the type of education he receives, but more importantly on his ability, attitude and efforts. No matter which education path we choose, as long as we keep a positive attitude, keep learning and progress, we will be able to create our own beautiful future. Therefore, going to a technical school does not mean that there is no future. On the contrary, technical school education provides students with more diversified and practical educational choices to help them better adapt to the needs of the society and the employment market.
