Some junior high school graduates will choose vocational high schools. Is there a future in vocational high school? Ladies and gentlemen, parents make this choice for two reasons. The first is that children's grades can't reach the score line of high school. Secondly, it is because the content of vocational high school learning is different from that of ordinary high schools. Vocational high schools pay attention to cultivating technical talents and learning technical courses, such as CNC machine tools and computers. Most vocational high school students choose to work directly after graduation. Ordinary high schools are moving towards a unified college entrance examination, and the teaching content is the same as that of key high schools, teaching not only cultural courses, but also comprehensive subjects, such as physical chemistry. And after finishing high school, I have to go to college. Now college is so difficult to take an exam. If you choose a bad major, you might as well go to vocational high school.

Then the problem is coming. Is there a future after going to vocational high school? According to the national education policy, some students who pass the senior high school entrance examination will go to college in the future, and some will go to vocational high schools and find jobs directly in the future. As long as they teach well and learn well, both kinds of students can become useful talents for the country, just like two wings of a bird, and both kinds of talents are indispensable. Although society has always been biased against vocational education, the author believes that vocational education itself is employment-oriented education and education for all. Nowadays, it is difficult for college students to find jobs, and enterprises complain that they can't recruit talents, all of which are caused by the lack of skilled talents. I still remember an entrepreneur telling an example: one of his classmates graduated from a vocational high school and was hired by a foreign company without graduation. Why? The senior director of this foreign company invited senior officials to China. As a result, the air conditioner of the car broke down, and foreign technicians couldn't repair it. His classmate who studied electricity directly called the "remote commander" to repair it. The entrepreneur finally sighed: "How can such a student enterprise not find a good job?" Therefore, although you study in a vocational high school, as long as you don't neglect yourself, others will never underestimate you.

In addition, if you go to vocational high school and don't want to get a job so early, you have a second choice. At present, vocational high schools can not only take the college entrance examination, but also take it twice! These two college entrance examination opportunities are the counterpart college entrance examination and the unified college entrance examination. The counterpart college entrance examination is specially designed for higher vocational students. Because the counterpart college entrance examination is less difficult than the unified college entrance examination, there is no integration of arts and sciences, and only basic cultural courses (mathematics, English, Chinese) and professional courses are tested, and the enrollment rate is very high. As long as you work hard, you can pass the exam. Although I can only pass the college entrance examination, I can also be promoted to junior college in the future. After graduation, you will also have an undergraduate degree.

Of course, vocational high school students can also take the unified college entrance examination with ordinary high school students. At this time, you need your usual efforts. After all, there is still some gap between the education level of vocational high schools and ordinary high schools, but the enrollment rate of college entrance examination is also very high, which can basically reach more than 80%. Therefore, even vocational high school students who take the college entrance examination have a great chance of being admitted to the undergraduate course. Seeing this, do you still think that vocational high schools have no future?