In recent years, with the development of society and the reform of education, the development trend of post-secondary education has become more and more obvious. These 17 trends reveal why everyone should consider upgrading their education through post-secondary education.
1.Continue to expand but the scale will gradually stabilize: In the next few years, the college will continue to expand its enrollment, but the scale of the expansion will gradually stabilize. This means that while there are still opportunities, the competition will become more and more fierce.
2.Surge in the number of applicants: Due to the pressure of employment and the demand for higher qualifications in society, it is expected that the number of applicants for post-secondary education will continue to increase.
3.Declining Acceptance Rate: With the increase in the number of applicants and the gradual stabilization of the expansion scale, the acceptance rate of post-secondary education will decrease year by year. This requires candidates to work harder to prepare and be more competitive.
4.Reduction in public enrollment: In order to improve the quality of education, some public students will reduce the number of students enrolled, or even suspend enrollment. This means that candidates will have fewer opportunities to choose.
5.In order to meet the market demand, the private school will become the mainstream enrollment college. Candidates need to adapt to this change.
6.Vocational bachelor's degree is emerging: With the emphasis on vocational and technical talents, the status of vocational bachelor's degree in the post-secondary education will gradually improve, providing more professional choices.
7.Rich professional choices: In order to meet the market demand, the professional options for the college will be more and more abundant, providing more personalized choices.
8.Adjustment of training objectives: The training objectives of the college will be shifted from traditional theory to vocational skills, with more emphasis on practical operation ability.
9.Standardization of examinations: With the deepening of education reform, the unified examination will become the mainstream to ensure the fairness and standardization of the examination.
10.Relaxation of entry requirements: In order to increase the chances of candidates, it is expected that the application requirements will be moderately relaxed to provide opportunities for more people.
11.Parallel volunteering becomes mainstream: In order to ensure the candidates' selection opportunities, parallel volunteering will become the main way to fill in the volunteer application.
12.Increase in the score of public courses: In order to ensure the comprehensive quality of students, the score of public courses will be gradually increased, and the requirements for basic knowledge will be higher.
13.Decline in the status of professional courses: With the emphasis on practical ability, the proportion of the score of professional courses will gradually decrease.
14.Inter-provincial application attempts: In order to promote educational exchanges and cooperation, some provinces may begin to try to apply for cross-provincial examinations.
15.Reduction of posts with college degrees: With the improvement of academic requirements, the number of positions in public examinations, public institutions and state-owned enterprises that can be applied for with college degrees will gradually decrease.
16.Scarcity of high-quality jobs: For junior college students, it will be more difficult to find a job, and high-quality jobs will become more scarce.
17.Educational requirements are improving: With the development of society, whether it is job hunting or promotion, the requirements for academic qualifications will be higher and higher. In general, the development trend of post-secondary education reflects the society's pursuit of high education and vocational skills. In order to adapt to this change and get better development opportunities, everyone should seize the opportunity to upgrade their academic qualifications and abilities through post-secondary education.