I suggest you decide whether to read according to your own specific situation. Continuing education is usually called adult education or self-study exam. At present, there are three kinds of academic qualifications recognized by the state: unified recruitment, adult education and self-taught examination. Others, such as correspondence, are self-recognized, and the state does not recognize them. They will make their own advertisements. It's nonsense that the province recognizes those areas. You will know when you want to take an examination of civil servants in public institutions, and their recognition is all blowing. Most of the continuing education you mentioned is adult education, which is also divided into junior college and undergraduate course. Self-taught exams are easy to enter but difficult to get out, while adult education is easy to enter and difficult to get out, that is, you have to take adult education exams after you go, so as to determine whether you are studying undergraduate or junior college. If you get in, you will go to the university according to the unified recruitment. You can skip class after class for one day and graduate after completing the credits. The diploma issued at graduation is full-time, that is, part-time. Personally, after careful consideration, the development in enterprises and institutions is basically unrestricted, but if you want to go into politics, it is best to go full-time (unified recruitment), and most government departments require full-time education.