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Can the first-level credits of continuing education replace the second-level credits?
The first-class credits in this kind of education cannot directly replace the second-class credits.

There are two kinds of credits for continuing education, one is credits, the other is credits, and the nature and requirements are different. A class of credits is usually obtained by attending academic conferences, training courses, academic lectures, etc.

The second kind of credits are obtained through self-study, project research, clinical observation and publication of papers. Therefore, there are differences between the first-class credits and the second-class credits in terms of acquisition methods and evaluation criteria, and they cannot directly replace each other.