When choosing vocational high schools and technical secondary school majors, the following ten misunderstandings need to be avoided.
The first misunderstanding is which major to choose? Guess what.
The second misconception is oral technology. Parents must note that the "technical stomatology" here is different from the real dental medicine profession. Technical secondary school does not have a specialty in stomatology, and oral medicine technology is a job in denture manufacturing, and it is impossible to become a dentist in the future.
The third misunderstanding is choosing a high-speed rail crew or railway transportation major. Whether students choose to work in subway companies or railway departments, they can only engage in labor dispatch work, and their development prospects are limited.
The fourth misunderstanding is choosing law-related work. For example, judicial police officers or legal secretaries have a high entry threshold for law-related work, require a bachelor's degree, and also need to have strong thinking skills. Secondary school law studies not only make it impossible to further your studies, but also find employment opportunities.
The fifth misunderstanding is choosing a defense preparatory course. Many schools promise students to join the military, but in reality whether they can join the military has little to do with the school. At present, the recruitment target is mainly for college students, and the possibility of secondary school students joining the army is almost zero, and they can only work as security guards after graduation.
The sixth misunderstanding is choosing an aircraft maintenance specialty. This major is only set up by technical secondary schools to increase their popularity, and has no practical role.
The seventh misunderstanding is choosing a major in business administration. This major is also difficult to find a job after graduating from a bachelor's degree, especially for secondary school students.
The eighth misunderstanding is choosing artificial intelligence and big data majors. This major is very good, but it is only suitable for undergraduate and postgraduate level learning, secondary school students cannot study, and technical secondary school teachers may not be able to teach.
The ninth misunderstanding is choosing an esports and online game development major. These majors are just for students to spend money to play games, and the schools that open these majors are really garbage schools.
The tenth misunderstanding is choosing an aviation flight attendant major. Students of this major cannot learn anything in school, let alone get employed.
You can look at the recruitment conditions of major airlines to know how pitted this profession is.
