Most vocational schools need to practice outside before graduation, but there is a school in Ganzhou, Jiangxi province that requires students to pay the 580 yuan skill appraisal fee before going to practice, and they will not get the student ID card if they don't pay it. Moreover, during the internship, you still need to pay food expenses, and the accommodation fee is 3480 yuan. The school said that it would be returned to the students after the internship, but most students did not receive this refund. According to the regulations, vocational schools pay tuition annually. Insurance, meals and textbooks are paid separately, and other fees are not allowed to be charged indiscriminately.

What kind of industrial chain exists in vocational schools?

In fact, chaos has appeared in many vocational schools. They will publicize enrollment everywhere, communicate with the class teacher in high school, and ask the class teacher to publicize where students will go to study after graduation. You can get money per head in the future. There are also some vocational schools that specially invite intermediaries.

Students go to vocational schools, and they can't even do PPT after one semester, and then contact black manufacturers to arrange student internships. Some students become cheap labor. I work in the factory every day and every night. I have no skills at all and can't get the same salary. Once you resist, you won't get your diploma. These chaos directly led some parents not to let their children go to middle school or junior college. Schools should be worthy of the word occupation. Students pay thousands of dollars to study technology, and assembly line work should not be arranged.

I also attended a vocational school. Is there such a phenomenon of arbitrary charges?

I also studied in a vocational college of a school in Jiangxi for two years, and the teacher's class was passable. It's just that the school charges are unreasonable, deliberately preventing students from ordering takeout in the dormitory and letting students eat in the canteen in disguise. Last school year, students spent two-thirds of their time practicing outside, but they had to pay the accommodation fee for the whole semester. During the internship, students are not allowed to put things in the dormitory. Learning knowledge depends entirely on yourself, and it always doesn't help much. After graduation, I can barely find a small company to muddle along. To tell you the truth, I regret going to junior college now.