Adult higher education can be divided into three types: junior college, senior high school and junior college. There are three forms of study in school: full-time, part-time and correspondence. The adult college entrance examination is registered in September every year, and the exam will be held in late 10.

Full-time (full-time, refers to full-time classes), amateur (studying in spare time, usually attending classes on Saturday, Sunday or evening), and correspondence (attending classes at designated time).

1, full-time:

Full-time study is generally based on full-time face-to-face, similar to ordinary colleges and universities, and the class time is generally arranged from Monday to Friday. Candidates who choose full-time study should note that, according to the relevant regulations of the Ministry of Education, adult education in ordinary universities such as Peking University and Capital Normal University has not been enrolled, but only independent adult universities such as Staff and Workers University have been enrolled. Most of the applicants for full-time employment are unemployed young people under the age of 20. Because most on-the-job candidates are engaged in jobs that conflict with off-the-job study, it is not appropriate for on-the-job candidates who work from nine to five to apply for off-the-job majors.

2. Amateur:

Amateur learning is the mainstream of adult education at present, and it is also a learning form that meets the needs of most adult candidates. In recent years, more than 90% of adult students choose amateur form. Amateur study is mainly on Saturday, Sunday or evening, and there are no classes during normal working hours. There are fewer contradictions between this learning form and work, which is suitable for on-the-job candidates to choose.

3. Communication:

Correspondence is generally based on students' self-study, supplemented by face-to-face lectures regularly organized by the school. This form of learning is generally in ministries and universities, and students studying by correspondence are mainly from other places.

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