Adult education colleges and continuing education colleges are part of universities, and their main body is usually the country. However, there are also some adult education provided by social forces. In contrast, self-taught students are usually individuals or non-governmental organizations. This paper will discuss the difference between adult education and self-study examination from the aspects of diploma, examination method and difficulty, and learning method.

Differences in diplomas

Adult education graduation certificate issued by the corresponding adult education college, stamped with the seal of the college; The graduation certificate of self-taught examination is stamped with two chapters, one is the chapter of the examiner's college and the other is the chapter of the local self-taught examination Committee.

Examination method and difficulty

The entrance examination requires that you pass the national unified adult college entrance examination before entering the school. Relatively speaking, self-taught entrance examination is not required, but to obtain a nationally recognized diploma, you must pass the national examination. It is worth noting that the self-study exam is entirely given by the state, which is relatively difficult.

Learning style

Adult education provides a variety of learning methods, including full-time, correspondence and TV universities. Relatively speaking, the learning methods of self-taught examination are relatively limited, mainly choosing between full-time study and amateur self-study.

How to choose

There are obvious differences between adult education and self-taught examination in school subjects, diplomas, examination methods and difficulties, and learning methods. Which way to choose depends mainly on personal needs and goals. I hope that through this article, you can understand the difference more clearly and make wise choices for your study and career development.