First of all, there are many kinds of specialties offered in technical secondary schools, some of which are closely related to market demand, such as computer, machinery, electronics and medical treatment. It is relatively easy for students of these majors to find jobs after graduation. However, there are also some professional markets that have less demand and are more difficult to find jobs.
Secondly, personal ability is also an important factor affecting employment. Secondary school students need to study professional knowledge seriously, master practical skills, actively participate in various practical activities and internship opportunities, and improve their comprehensive quality and employment competitiveness.
Finally, market demand is also the key factor to determine the employment situation. If your major meets the market demand, there will be more employment opportunities. On the contrary, if the market demand is less, the difficulty of employment will increase accordingly.
Generally speaking, attending a technical secondary school does not mean that you can easily find a job, but as long as your major meets the market demand and you have enough ability and quality, it is possible to find a good job. At the same time, middle school students can also improve their academic qualifications and skills and increase their employment competitiveness by continuing their studies.