What are part-time qualifications and full-time qualifications?
Part-time academic qualifications: refers to academic qualifications obtained through non-traditional full-time study methods, such as those obtained through night studies, correspondence courses, online education, radio and television universities, self-study examinations, etc. Generally, people who have already come out to work and feel that their academic qualifications are not enough or need to work, so they do not need to go to school, and they submit their graduation thesis to the school to obtain the academic qualifications at the right time.
Full-time qualifications: universities and other higher education institutions. Students complete all courses in the school within a certain period of time, in accordance with the curriculum plan and learning pace stipulated by the school, and finally obtain a degree or academic certificate through examinations and other assessments.
Part-time people with part-time qualifications strongly appeal to society to treat them in the same way as full-time degree holders, and there should be no discrimination.
Part-time qualifications are nationally recognized, so people with part-time qualifications feel that society should not treat them differently, should not discriminate against them, and they should be treated equally by society like full-time degree holders. The state also calls on society not to discriminate against people with part-time academic qualifications, but many positions recruited by civil servants and public institutions require full-time education.
Some public positions are not yet completely open to people with part-time academic qualifications, let alone some private companies, and it is not a one-time achievement to truly treat the two equally. At present, everyone knows how the level and certificates of most part-time qualifications come from.
Xiaobian company has a lot of technical secondary school and junior college young people, due to work, vocational certificates and professional title needs, not enough academic qualifications or professional inconsistency, to study part-time education. Due to the large number of people, the part-time qualifications of the schools that the company helps to find are generally offered by junior colleges or private undergraduate schools (the three colleges mentioned above).
After two and a half years of registration, the graduation thesis is submitted, and the tuition fee ranges from several thousand to more than ten thousand. In the past two and a half years, they have not been to school to learn any professional knowledge, or have given them any professional courses to study outside of work. After two and a half years, the graduation thesis is submitted, and the graduation thesis does not need to be defended in school, but to find a conference room like a hotel, hundreds or thousands of people, not all of them have to defend, but random checks.
It doesn't matter if you can't answer the professional questions asked by the teacher during the defense, so let's talk about something else. If you submit a graduation thesis, you can generally graduate successfully and get a graduation certificate, which shows how valuable such a part-time degree can be. The commercialization of part-time qualifications is obvious, and some colleges and universities offer part-time qualifications just to make money, rather than to produce part-time graduates with solid professional knowledge.
Is the part-time diploma the same as the full-time one at the same university?
Part-time and full-time diplomas are usually the same in style, indicating that you are a graduate of the school and will be stamped with the school's official seal and the principal's signature. However, the form of study is usually indicated on the graduation certificate, such as "full-time" or "part-time".
In fact, these colleges and universities also know that the level of professional basic knowledge of the two is not the same, and the graduation certificate does not indicate the form of study, and some employers recruit part-time people, and when they find that these people's professional basic knowledge is particularly poor, they will subconsciously feel that the education level of this university is not very good, which is also a reason why many well-known colleges and universities do not offer part-time degrees.
Therefore, part-time and full-time qualifications have been treated unequally at the source.
Are part-time people necessarily worse than full-time people?
There is no absoluteness in everything, and if both of them have just come out of work, the full-time one in terms of professional knowledge must be superior. But out of work, often also look at a person's comprehensive ability, sense of responsibility and self-motivation for work, after a certain period of work, part-time people overtake full-time is also normal, but after all, it is still a minority.
Looking at the nature of the work, if the technical and scientific research nature of the job is not important, the two may be equal in work. If it is a technical and scientific work, as the working hours increase, the full-time one is still much better. Just like building a building, a high-rise building with a solid foundation can be built casually, and a weak foundation can only build a few floors.
There are often people who make exceptions to say things, you see who is not good at studying, isn't it the same as being a big boss, there are doctors under him, and those who are good at reading are not working for people who are not good at reading. Who graduated from junior high school and became the leader of a large company, but are you the exception?
Many people with part-time education think that their ability is no worse than that of full-time students, and feel that some companies do not hire them because they see that they are part-time, and think that they are discriminating against them.
As a company, the cost of recruiting, employing and developing employees must be considered. When a company has the strength to recruit people with full-time academic qualifications, it is of course given priority to full-time education. Past experience has taught these companies that full-time education is more reliable, and because of the solid basic knowledge of the profession, they can develop competent employees and talents in a short period of time and at a low cost. Part-time requires a lot of time and effort to cultivate, and there is a high possibility that the company will not achieve the expected results.
The State advocates fair treatment of part-time academic qualifications, and there can be no discrimination. However, enterprises have their own choice of final employment, although it is not clear that there is a difference in treatment, but the balance has always been inclined to give priority to people with full-time education.
Is there any use for part-time qualifications, and is there any need to study them?
The answer is very necessary, many professional qualification certificates, professional titles and public examinations, academic qualifications are a threshold, if you do not have a certain academic qualifications, you don't even have the opportunity to take the exam and evaluate the title. In many positions, in some industries, in addition to ability, you also need to have a professional title and professional qualification certificate to hold. Opportunity often favors those who are well prepared.
People with part-time education silently improve themselves, and if they are gold, they will shine.
If you can't change the environment, you have to change yourself. In fact, when you start studying part-time education, you should not only get a graduation certificate, but more importantly, learn professional knowledge in a down-to-earth manner. Lower the employment requirements, start from the basics, learn, first improve your ability, turn yourself into gold so that you will shine.
Complaining about injustice will only make you degenerate, and only by facing up to your own shortcomings can you make progress, and your life and work will become better and better.