Vocational high school and technical secondary school belong to the same degree, that is, "technical secondary school degree". Vocational high school and technical secondary school are just in different directions. Technical secondary schools will come out to work, and vocational high schools will enter the college entrance examination. There is no difference between these two certificates. If you don't pass the college entrance examination, it's almost the same as the secondary school.

The difference between technical secondary school and technical school

The difference between technical secondary school and technical secondary school is that technical secondary school focuses on professional theory and technical secondary school focuses on operation. Generally speaking, the requirements of technical secondary schools are higher than those of technical secondary schools. At present, many vocational secondary schools are mainly secondary schools, and there are also similar secondary schools.

The full name of higher vocational education is higher vocational technology.

The full name of higher vocational education is higher vocational technology, which belongs to the road to study after graduating from high school. The college is organized by ordinary colleges or independent institutions with university education background.

Vocational and technical schools are called "vocational schools"

Vocational and technical schools, referred to as "vocational schools", are a branch of secondary specialized schools. It refers to a school that focuses on vocational skills training and improving the employment level of the labor force. It is the product of China's characteristic school-running mode. Through technical training, we will enhance the competitiveness of market employment, and after passing the skill examination, we will obtain the nationally recognized vocational qualification certificate and technical secondary school education.

History of vocational schools

In the early days of reform and opening-up, there were a number of institutions specialized in vocational training for on-the-job employees, which were called "vocational schools" or "technical schools". Subsequently, most schools gradually merged into secondary specialized schools. By the beginning of this century, secondary vocational schools have been divided, and some of them have been transformed into middle schools (including junior high schools and senior high schools). Among them, schools classified as high schools are called vocational high schools, because they still have the shadow of "vocational schools" and their teaching strength is generally worse than that of ordinary high schools.