Technical school

In the United States, a vocational school is a two-year university covering business, finance, hospitality, tourism, architecture, engineering, visual art, information technology, and community work. Vocational school education is mainly focused on specific areas designed to train students to work in this field. Individual vocational schools are usually based on a specific career path. [1]

The Institute of Vocational and Technical Education is the largest education association in the United States aiming to promote vocational education and technical education for young people.

The technical school is also a term used by the US military for specific vocational training right after recruitment training. It is similar to the training provided by a two-year university, but avoiding the course that exceeds the minimum necessary to start working in the selected career area, training is more concise. In addition, training usually includes more than 9 hours a day. Military technical schools generally last 1 to 3 months, but some schools only have 2 to 2 years

After graduation, the newly hired employees at the military technical school can only be disciples and need to work under supervision until completing a wider vocational training program. In many cases, military training can be converted to standard university credits, in order to obtain the more traditional two-year technical school diploma above, only a few general education requirements courses (speech and Essays etc) can only be completed.

Vocational education in the US: towards the US National Education Statistics Center in 2000

Beach, Chandler B., editor. (1914) Reference work of a "vocational school" freshman. Chicago: F. E. Compton and Company

In 1987, there were four secondary vocational technical schools: 1) Technical school offering advanced intermediate training including 4 years, junior high school and late course, 2-3 years business, legal, art and forestry. Secondary and higher education students including 2 years training in carpentry and welding, 3) Vocational and technical school receiving cooking, tailoring, photography and other services for junior high school or high school students for 1 to 3 years 4) Basic subjects and Providing Agricultural Science Agriculture Middle School

In the United States, a vocational school is a two-year university covering business, finance, hospitality, tourism, architecture, engineering, visual art, information technology, and community work. Vocational school education is mainly focused on specific areas designed to train students to work in this field. Individual vocational schools are usually based on a specific career path. The technical school is also a term used by the US military for specific vocational training right after recruitment training. It is similar to the training provided by a two-year college, but avoiding the course beyond the minimum necessary to start work in the selected career area, training is more concise. In addition, training takes longer, usually more than 9 hours a day