1. Mechanical major: such as electromechanical technology, numerical control technology, automobile maintenance, etc. The talents trained by these majors pay more attention to practical ability and practical ability, which is suitable for boys who like practical work.
2. Logistics major: such as logistics management and supply chain management. The talents trained by these majors pay more attention to planning, organization and coordination, which is suitable for boys who like management and planning.
3. Computer major: such as computer application technology and software development. The talents trained by these majors pay more attention to logical thinking and computer technology ability, which is suitable for boys who are interested in computer technology.
4. Architecture major: such as architectural engineering technology and urban planning. The talents trained by these majors pay more attention to spatial perception and architectural design ability, which is suitable for boys who like innovation and spatial planning.
In short, when choosing a major in a vocational school, boys should combine their own situation and career planning, comprehensively consider various factors, and choose a major that suits them.
The method of choosing a major is as follows:
1. Confirm your hobbies. For most people, interest is one of the most important factors in choosing a major. Knowing your hobbies and finding your fields of interest will be of great help to the choice of majors.
2. Consider your career plan. Have a clear understanding of future career planning, and be able to better choose the major that suits you. You can learn about career-related majors and employment prospects, which can help you determine your future career direction and skills you need to master.
3. Understand professional related information. For each major, it is necessary to understand the main disciplines, syllabus, teaching methods, practical opportunities and related career and employment prospects. Through a series of information, you can better judge whether the selected major is suitable for you.
4. Visit a university or vocational college. You can visit candidate universities or vocational colleges, attend lectures, visit laboratories and libraries. Knowing more about the characteristics and majors of the college can make the choice clearer.
Ask for advice. Introduce your career planning and your chosen major and field to your family, teachers, employment centers or other professionals, and listen to their opinions and suggestions.
In short, choosing a major requires patience and careful thinking. It is more beneficial to know the relevant situation properly and get formal suggestions and opinions in combination with your own characteristics and future career direction.