Undergraduate and vocational high school

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In our factory, employees with a bachelor’s degree or those with secondary vocational education receive the same salary for the same job. Some college graduates feel that their university education was a waste, but in practice they find that the four years of systematic study at university are very useful for their work. Even if one doesn’t learn much in college, the ability to identify problems, solve them, as well as the relevant thinking skills and methods are still quite strong – skills that secondary vocational school graduates cannot match. As long as one sets realistic goals for themselves, studies hard, asks questions frequently, and is good at thinking and summarizing, their talents will eventually shine through. Dry air separation relies on technology; although college graduates have an advantage in terms of education, this should not become an obstacle to working. Technology stems from thinking and experience, and the starting point is the same for everyone – those who possess the necessary skills will be able to go further. A proper positioning makes dreams come true.