Training methods are divided into four categories:

Unified allocation: Unified allocation is a training method in which the state allocates training funds and students choose another job under the guidance of employment policy after graduation. During the study period, personnel files, organizational relations and salary relations need to be transferred to training units. Compared with directional culture, fractionation is also called non-directional culture.

Directional students: Directional training refers to the training method of returning to the original unit for employment after graduation with state funding. During the study period, all kinds of relationships and materials shall not be transferred.

Entrusted training: entrusted training means entrusted training, which usually refers to an enrollment training system in which a school or training institution accepts the entrustment of a unit to train students, and the unit pays the fees, and the students must return to their original units after graduation.

Self-financing: The difference between self-financing and other types is only a matter of work and tuition. Paying tuition at one's own expense is different from paying at public expense. Public expenses are planned, and self-funded means paying tuition fees by yourself outside the plan.

Generally speaking, the training mode of undergraduates is directional training and non-directional training, which are quite different. Ordinary students enter the school according to the normal admission method. There is no contract and agreement when they enter the school. The academic system is full-time, so you are unified. Directional students sign a contract with a certain unit when they enter school, and they must work there after graduation.

If both orientation and non-orientation are in the national enrollment plan, then entrustment and overall planning will produce the national enrollment plan, and entrustment and overall planning are generally aimed at graduate students. The difference between the two lies in the source of funds. The training funds for entrusted students shall be borne by the entrusted training unit, and the training funds for self-funded students shall be borne by myself.

Full-time academic system

Full-time generally refers to a classification of study time, as the name implies, it is a way of all-weather study according to the legal work and study time of the country. A full-time school is called a full-time school, and students attend classes all day, mainly teaching. Different from amateur, correspondence, self-study and other forms of learning schools.

Now the so-called "full-time national education" is called national unified recruitment, also called full-time ordinary colleges and universities. In ordinary colleges and universities, full-time is a fixed time to attend classes at school, and part-time is an amateur system. The curriculum arrangement is determined according to one's major.