Graduation (bì yè) refers to completing the studies or courses prescribed by the school, meeting the graduation requirements prescribed by the school, and obtaining a degree, diploma or diploma. Generally speaking, graduation refers to completing studies and obtaining a degree in higher education (such as universities and graduate students). Graduation certificate is the recognition and proof of students' successful completion of their studies, and it is also an important certificate to enter the society or continue their studies.
That is, to complete a certain training course or learning cycle in a training institution or vocational school and obtain a certificate of completion. The certificate of completion is the recognition and proof that the trainees have completed the training course. Graduation is usually used for vocational education or skills training, such as vocational schools and training institutions. The certificate of completion can be used for job hunting, upgrading vocational skills or further study.
Yeyè means that students drop out of school or fail to meet the graduation requirements stipulated by the school and cannot obtain a degree or diploma. Drop-out usually refers to students dropping out of school, dropping out of school or being expelled from school. Students who fail to complete all the courses or pass all the exams may not meet the graduation requirements of the school, so they cannot obtain a degree or diploma.
To sum up, graduation, graduation and dropout are three different concepts. Graduation refers to completing the school's prescribed studies and obtaining a degree or diploma; Graduation refers to completing training courses and obtaining graduation certificates; Drop-out means that students drop out of school or fail to meet the graduation requirements stipulated by the school and cannot obtain a degree or diploma. These concepts have different meanings and uses in the field of education, which is of great significance to students' study and career development.