Although vocational colleges and technical schools are both schools, their emphasis is completely different. Vocational colleges are closer to our traditional schools, pay attention to theoretical education, and integrate some internship links to help students combine what they have learned with practical work. Technical schools pay more attention to practical operation, emphasizing that theoretical knowledge serves practical operation.

Vocational secondary school: paying attention to theoretical education

Vocational secondary schools mainly recruit students for junior high school graduates, and the educational system is usually three years. The main goal is to train front-line employees. Its enrollment plan is included in the national unified recruitment plan, and its academic qualifications are widely recognized in the province and even the whole country. Vocational secondary schools pay attention to theoretical education, and at the same time integrate some internship links to help students combine what they have learned with practical work.

Technical school: emphasizing practical operation

Technical schools, referred to as "technical schools", aim to train middle-skilled workers. Its enrollment level includes junior high school graduates and senior high school graduates. Secondary technical education belongs to the category of secondary education, and its level is equivalent to that of senior high school. Senior technician education belongs to higher vocational education and is at the same level as junior college. Technical schools emphasize practical operation and pay attention to theoretical knowledge to serve practical operation.