Don't take those certificates-advanced electrician certificate (especially not electrician certificate), advanced fitter certificate and advanced welder certificate of Kunming Metallurgical Institute. Do you know how to take the exam? The school sends out some fake admission tickets (that is, some papers and photos) and some self-printed test papers, and then the teacher copies the answers for the students and hands them in. In the end, almost no one can't get a certificate. Can such a certificate be of any value? Without value, a certificate obtained for nothing is definitely without value. Only those who are not sure whether it is true or not will believe it is valuable. I went to work in the society and tried a lot of work, but it was useless. When I took the welder's certificate, no one went to the scene to watch the master operate, let alone learn to weld in a few hours. Ridiculous! After spending thousands of dollars on "textual research", it can be said that it is worthless in the end. If you don't believe me, ask the teacher to see what he says, but don't be cheated. Old wet students who plan to study, if you think your salary is low, you can pull banners to protest, but don't cheat students like this again!
Appraisal and scholarship rules are these certificates useful for appraisal and scholarship evaluation? It's no use, believe me. The evaluation and scholarship of students in Kunming Metallurgy College is like this: the comprehensive evaluation includes two items: test scores (60 points) and extra points (40 points) (in fact, the test scores are not fair, half of the teachers will discuss them secretly, and some will give high marks to evaluate them). Bonus points include usual rewards and certificates. One can get 2 to 5 points, but the class committee will get 20 points. Obviously, it is impossible for ordinary people to evaluate, so there is no need to study hard to evaluate outstanding students and scholarships in such a black-box school, and it is easy to forget what you have learned. Is it fair to learn something that is really useful for future work? The school keeps some class committees to manage students for them. Just like the above research, the class committees will be stooges, forcing and inducing their classmates to enter the exam.
The school is forced to enter the special internship section of Goto Electronics (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., and the internship time is generally in the sophomore year. In batches of about 500 people each for 6 months. At the mobilization meeting before the internship, a school leader even held a legal provision that "junior college students must practice in the unit for half a year, and so on." If you don't practice, you will fail in several subjects and finally graduate. " That's ridiculous. Not a fucking person. Do you know that this is a public educational institution, and it is selling students? Can students realize their life ideals in this way? Can the wasted time come back? This is actually a behind-the-scenes transaction between the school and the factory, and the students who go there are the victims. Who allows school leaders to privately sign contracts with electronics factories to force students to be cheap labor? Reduce the number of teachers and funds in the school, and then the school distributes the hard-earned money of students in a dark corner, saying that hard-earned money is not too much. My suggestion is: don't go, make preparations in advance, find your own internship, and you must find reasons and evidence for not going. You can't resist not going to Shanghai. If you dare to expel, you can sue the Education Bureau or the Court of Appeal. Of course, you will have to pay a certain price. I'm ashamed that I didn't do it, because I didn't know what it would be like to go there before, and I admit I'm a little timid. Of course, life doesn't like extreme behavior, even if one does well.
As for the problem that the school said that it would not go to Shanghai and failed in several subjects, in fact, it went to "evening self-study" for one hour every week. Because there are many oppressed students, they have to take turns to attend classes. The teacher turns a blind eye to the roll call and talks nonsense. The final grade must be graded casually. I have to go to class after work. These are some textbooks. You can say that you haven't learned anything if you haven't learned one tenth in such a short time. A semester's course was ruined like this. What's the use of working so hard to earn so little money? A teacher said: What can you learn in school without practice? Are you out of your mind? Students should learn what they can use in their work. Is compulsory internship linked to major? What's the use of such an internship? For example, if students don't engage in this major in the future, learning Photoshop can also develop in the direction of art design. Do students have to work in factories all their lives? Or students should learn more English, even if it is convenient to browse English websites online. Is this not good? What's wrong with studying? Do you have to go to work to ruin the students' future?
"Internship" treatment As for this kind of part-time job, it is a dead salary (the night shift fee for operating a three-shift machine is slightly higher), the first month 1500 yuan, the next month 1800 yuan, a six-day working system (no overtime pay, you know what that means), and two meals without insurance (there are hundreds of job insurances you find yourself). I believe the student union will do well in a month. Why (the output is the same as that of regular employees) is so much worse than that of regular employees? Now that I think about it, I might consider doing that kind of work (working as a mechanical operator) for 3000 yuan a month. Such treatment is pitiful in Shanghai, compared with such great labor intensity. As for the food (outsourcing), the food is poor, but it is better at noon. I think it is very possible to use waste oil, such as moldy dried fish, yellow leaves, Redmi and meatballs (the color is particularly strange). The food is generally poor, only two or three hundred a month. The rice is less, you go over, and Goto's rice eater is impatient: "Begging for food?" I'll give you some. Awkward. In fact, many people don't want to eat or have enough to eat, so they have to buy them outside. The dormitory is too crowded to cook. I hereby declare that I am definitely not discriminating against people who eat there. As for accommodation, it is free of charge, usually 5 to 65,438+00 people (depending on the size of the room). It's a dilapidated apartment decades ago. Bedding, cushions, quilt covers and sheets are thrown away when others use them, dirty and smelly, and used repeatedly. I think they may have been donated by the deceased. On the surface, the monthly water and electricity fee is as much as you want, but in fact, the water and electricity fee is paid as much as the Japanese electronics factory says, and the dormitory staff even share it equally. The monthly water and electricity charges are generally not less than 100, which makes the class committee impose charges.
To put it bluntly, reflection on working is to force students to work, waste their study time, and pay tuition and accommodation fees. How does this work? The company is an electronics factory, specializing in the production of speaker coils for Apple mobile phones. You should have seen that kind of copper coil, but the apple coil is smaller than the soybean. Wear dust-proof clothes and work shoes when you go to the workshop every day, so people will get sick in such a strict working environment. The working procedures include making plastic core, bundling (winding thin copper wire around the plastic core under a microscope, which is strictly required), soldering (welding the two corners of the bundled coil on a tin gun, I heard that machines are used now), loading the coil (loading the coil in a plate with one or two hundred pieces), cleaning and other complex working procedures. Of course, everyone only does one process, and some processes are machine-operated. The working hours are 8 hours a day, and the machine operators have to work in three shifts. But the workload of 8 hours a day, doing such mechanical and fast work, is very tired after work, because the number is particularly large. It can be said that even the old employees are working hard to complete the output in order to get off work on time. The mother in the workshop takes care of the dog and tries to increase the output as much as possible in the later stage, which is completely unmanned. Although it is not physical activity, I will feel chest tightness and depression after work. People in the workshop said that some prisoners do this kind of work, and the output is higher than this, but I believe that the quality of such a large output must be very poor. Wake up, dear students!
Finally, going to Shanghai can broaden your horizons, but understanding Shanghai is far from enough. I suggest that you can go to a big city after graduation if you have the conditions. Being forced to work by the school is doomed to lose. More or less, everyone must resist, and it is best not to go, so as not to regret it. I played for an hour or two, that's all. If you have anything else to add, you can answer or comment. Finally, I think my answer will continue to help thousands of people. Even a few years after your graduation, I think more than 95% people will verify that what I said is right. thank you
Originally, I was going to make a compressed package, and I wanted you to download it with the wealth value before watching it. However, if it is made public, I think more people can see it. Please appreciate my hard work. But won't most people change? What you said is completely different from what you did. If you are still hesitating at the last minute, don't get on the bus that pulled you to Shanghai, you can avoid it.