Shenzhen Academy of Fine Arts is also called Shenzhen Xingzhi Vocational and Technical School. Founded in 1986, it is the first batch of state-level art comprehensive key vocational high schools. In April, 2005, it was approved as Shenzhen Fine Arts School by Shenzhen Education Bureau. Starting from 20 1 1, the Municipal Education Bureau put Shenzhen Fine Arts School in the first batch of recruitment for ordinary high school students.
The school now offers two levels of majors: art ordinary high school and vocational high school. Art majors in ordinary senior high schools include art design, digital images, music and art kindergarten teachers, among which art design major is a key construction major in Guangdong Province, and the training goal of art major is to participate in the national art college entrance examination. Vocational high schools include finance, jewelry, computer, animation, and art design. All students who are willing to enter higher schools can participate in Guangdong Vocational Colleges.
The management of Shenzhen Fine Arts School is humanized and very good. Professional and systematic aesthetic education has cultivated many art teachers and excellent students with strong strength and good reputation in continuous education for many years.
1, Shenmei Art is one of the best in Shenzhen, and it is also the source base of Tsinghua Academy of Fine Arts.
Music classes are admitted to major music schools and drama schools every year. The cast of this year's Winter Olympics includes students from music classes.
There are only two music classes, and the cultural requirements will be lower, but the major is really difficult. Training in winter and summer vacation is essential.
Shen Mei, whether a professional teacher or a cultural teacher, is conscientious, but it tests her consciousness.
Shenmei doesn't accept mobile phones. She had to let go of the cupboard in class. She can leave school at noon and night, order takeout and leave school. Because there are few beds in the school, most students are day students.