Wuhan Institute of Navigation Technology. The school is located in Wuhan, a beautiful river in the thoroughfare of nine provinces. It is adjacent to Xu Dong Business Circle and the Second Yangtze River Bridge in the north, Manshi Business Circle and Wuchang District People's Government in the south, and Wuchang Yangtze River Greenland Business Circle in the west. It is the core of Wuhan First Ring Road. The school firmly grasps the national "One Belt, One Road" strategic development plan, conforms to the development trends of industries such as navigation, shipbuilding, logistics and high-end tourism, and makes professional adjustments and settings closely around the strategic layout and industrial setting of China Merchants Group.
Jiujiang Vocational and Technical College. Jiujiang Vocational and Technical College is a full-time general institution of higher learning approved by the Ministry of Education. Founded in 1960, formerly Jiujiang Shipbuilding Industry School. It belongs to the First, Third and Sixth Ministry of Machinery Industry and China State Shipbuilding Corporation. Shanghai Vocational and Technical College of Agriculture and Forestry.
Tianjin Binhai Vocational College is a full-time general higher vocational college located in Tianjin Binhai New Area, China. College was founded in 1978, formerly known as Tianjin Hydropower Technical School, and gradually developed into a comprehensive vocational college. Tianjin Binhai Vocational College, with the main goal of cultivating applied and skilled talents, has set up a number of professional disciplines covering engineering, economic management, art, information science and technology.
How to choose a good major
1. Know your interests and abilities: seriously think about your interests, hobbies and potential abilities, and know in which fields you have talents and potential. Choosing a major that interests you can increase your motivation and sense of accomplishment.
2. Investigate the employment prospect and industry development of the major: For the major you are interested in, get a deep understanding of the employment prospect, salary level and industry development trend. Consider whether this major has a stable job market and potential for future development.
3. Research on professional courses and learning contents: refer to professional courses and learning contents to understand the knowledge and skills involved in this major. See if they are interested in you and can match your learning style and ability.
4. Seek career guidance and consultation: communicate with professional career guidance teachers, teachers, industry practitioners or people with relevant experience, and consult their views and suggestions on this major. Their experience and opinions can help you better understand the advantages and disadvantages of your chosen major.
5. Participate in internships and practical activities: try to participate in internships, practices or volunteer activities related to the selected major and experience the working environment and tasks of the major. This can help you better understand the actual situation of your major and determine whether you are suitable for this work.
6. Consider your future development and interests: If you have a clear career plan or interest, choose a major that can support your future development. Consider whether this major can provide opportunities and challenges for your career development.
7. Keep exploring and trying: Choosing a major is a dynamic process. Give yourself some time and space to explore different disciplines and fields. Participate in various extracurricular activities, seminars or courses to broaden your horizons and knowledge.