Because secondary vocational schools are called high school learning schools in parallel with ordinary high schools, junior high school students can enter vocational high schools to attend high schools and take the college entrance examination. Secondary vocational schools are developed on the basis of reforming the educational structure of vocational high schools/senior vocational high schools (hereinafter referred to as "vocational high schools"). Most of them are converted from ordinary middle schools, and generally recruit junior high school graduates. The educational system is basically three years. The training objectives are similar to those of secondary specialized schools. Vocational high school is admitted after graduating from junior high school, generally held by middle schools, with secondary vocational education. After graduation, you can take the corresponding college entrance examination for further study. Vocational high school is a part of high school stage, generally referred to as high school or high school stage. Generally speaking, there is not much difference between vocational high schools and ordinary high schools. It's just a vocational high school, which requires technical and professional importance. However, ordinary high schools require cultural importance, and vocational high schools are referred to as "vocational high schools" for short.