Self-taught examination and adult education are both national education series, but the examination methods are different. This paper will introduce the characteristics, advantages and disadvantages of self-taught examination and adult education in detail to help you better understand these two educational methods.

Self-taught examination: the diploma is superior but the pass rate is low.

The self-taught diploma is superior in some aspects, but the pass rate is relatively low and the tuition fee is high. Self-taught exams are unified twice a year, and some schools also have student-assisted exams, up to four times a year. There is no entrance threshold for the self-study exam. As long as you finish the specialized courses and pass all the exams, you can graduate smoothly.

Adult Education: A Relatively Simple Examination Method

Relatively speaking, the examination method of adult education is simpler. As long as you pass the national unified examination in June 5438+ 10 every year, the subsequent study will become much smoother.

Choosing a school is very important.

Full-time courses are no longer offered for both self-taught and adult education. Therefore, choosing a school that can not only improve academic qualifications but also learn skills will be a wise choice for your future career. After all, the real ability to work is the key to your success.