Dazu Vocational School offers 16 majors such as clamping, welding, CNC, catering and rooms.

1, clamp work specialty.

The school for this specialty of the content of the lecture mainly includes clamp basic knowledge, basic operation parts measurement, mechanical drawing and process.

2, welding specialty.

Dazu vocational school of welding professional instruction includes. Welding technical knowledge, welding operation skills, welding process and quality control, welding materials and equipment, safety and professional ethics.

3, CNC program.

Students will learn to write programs using CNC programming languages, and acquire skills such as tool selection, cutting parameter adjustment and machining process optimization in CNC machining. In addition, students will receive training in the operation of CNC equipment, including the operation and commissioning of CNC machine tools, machine tool maintenance, and troubleshooting.

They will also learn quality control methods in CNC machining, including machining accuracy inspection and part quality assessment. Through the CNC program, students will have the ability to independently operate CNC machines for machining work, and will be able to engage in vocational work in CNC machining and programming in the manufacturing industry, machining companies, and related fields.

4, catering major.

The catering profession is divided into two different categories: catering waiter and chef. One of the chef learns the cooking of dishes as well as the production of cold dishes, while the waiter learns mainly the placement of dinner plates and cutlery and how to organize the guest room.

Employment prospects for vocational school students:

1. Practical skills.

Vocational schools focus on developing students' practical skills, equipping them with practical vocational abilities and technical knowledge. This practicality makes them highly competitive in specific fields.

2. Market demand.

Vocational schools usually set up specialized courses that are closely related to the market demand and train professionals who meet the requirements of the industry. If the major is matched with the current market demand, the employment opportunities for graduates will be relatively good.

3, career development opportunities.

The educational goal of vocational schools is to prepare students to be able to quickly find employment and progress in their careers. Some vocational schools will partner with businesses or industries to provide internships and employment opportunities to help students successfully enter the workforce.

4. Flexibility and adaptability.

Vocational schools prepare students with the ability to adapt to different work environments and job requirements. They usually have strong practical experience and problem-solving skills, and are able to adapt to changes and challenges in the workplace.