Vocational high school and technical secondary school are both a form of secondary vocational education, and their academic qualifications are equivalent to technical secondary schools. Although the academic qualifications are the same, there are some differences in professional direction and training objectives. This paper will discuss the differences between vocational high schools and technical secondary schools in order to help readers better understand these two forms of education.

Form of education

Vocational high school, also known as vocational high school, is a form of education that is admitted after graduation from junior high school and organized by middle school. Technical secondary school is a form of vocational education, which is organized by vocational schools.

professional field

Technical secondary school pays more attention to practical operation and can find employment after graduation; Vocational high schools pay more attention to the cultivation of theoretical knowledge and professional skills, and they can choose to continue their studies or get employment after graduation.

Training objectives

There are also some differences in training objectives between vocational high schools and technical secondary schools. Technical secondary schools pay more attention to the cultivation of students' vocational skills, and the training objectives are more clear; Vocational high schools, on the other hand, pay more attention to the cultivation of students' comprehensive quality, and the training objectives are more comprehensive.

Certificates all look the same.

Although the certificates of vocational high schools and technical secondary schools are similar in appearance, there are some differences in their positioning and training objectives in the education system. Therefore, when choosing the form of education, you need to make a choice according to your own interests and career planning.