1. Transfer: Many technical schools have established transfer agreements with universities or other academic institutions, allowing technical school students to transfer credits to university degree courses. Students can apply to transfer to universities to continue their studies after completing part of their studies in technical schools according to their own interests and career goals. Students need to meet the transfer requirements, such as meeting academic requirements and obtaining required credits.

2. Bachelor degree programs: Some technical schools cooperate with universities to provide bachelor degree programs. These projects are usually designed to meet the needs of specific industries or occupations, combining practical skills and academic knowledge. Students can get a bachelor's degree, further study or employment while studying in a technical school.

3. Vocational certificate or license: Technical schools usually provide skills training related to specific occupations and help students obtain vocational certificates or licenses. These certificates and licenses can provide qualifications and competitive advantages for students to enter a specific industry or occupation.

4. Employment opportunities: Technical schools emphasize practical skills and vocational training, and provide job preparation and employment opportunities. After graduation, students can directly enter related industries for employment and even start businesses.

Benefits of continuing education in technical schools

1, Practical Skills Training: Technical schools pay attention to the cultivation of practical skills and provide students with more practical operation and practical experience. Students can master the required vocational skills more quickly through the study of actual projects and actual work scenes.

2. Occupation preparation: The curriculum and teaching of technical schools pay attention to occupation-related knowledge and skills. Students can receive training closely related to their chosen occupation to prepare for future employment.

3. Employment opportunities: Because technical schools train professionals in specific occupational fields, graduates are often more likely to find employment opportunities in related industries. Technical schools are closely linked to the job market, providing students with employment support and internship opportunities.

4. Short-term training courses: Compared with traditional university degrees, technical schools usually offer shorter courses. This enables students to enter the workplace more quickly, acquire the required skills quickly and start their own career.