Recently, the news that a university in Changsha, Hunan Province has opened a major in missile maintenance technology quickly spread all over the Internet and has become a hot topic among netizens. Is that true?
The university that has been on the hot search because of the opening of the missile maintenance technology major is Changsha Aviation Vocational and Technical College. In the enrollment propaganda announced by the school, it can be seen that their sergeant management college has opened a transfer major in missile maintenance technology.
In response to netizens' questions, the school's admissions office also responded to confirm that this is not a rumor, and their school does offer this major.
According to the staff, students of this major can manufacture missiles and inspect them in military enterprises or units after graduation.
It's really surprising that this vocational and technical college, which I have never heard of before, actually offers such a high-level major as missile maintenance technology.
The most enviable thing is the employment prospects and employment rate of this major. It can be seen from the introduction of the admissions office staff that the students of this major will work directly in military enterprises or the army after graduation.
Joke! If you don't go to work in a military enterprise or army after graduating from missile maintenance technology, where else can you go? Looking at the country, there is no company recruiting for missile maintenance technology majors, is it possible that you still want to go abroad for employment?
From the point of view of employment, the state spends a lot of energy to train you to become a missile maintenance technician, and it is impossible for you to be unemployed after graduation, so you must be arranged to work in military enterprises or troops, make use of what you have learned, and make contributions to the country.
It can be seen from this that the employment rate of graduates of this major should not be low, and if nothing else, it should be 100% employed, and it is very likely that they will be employed with the establishment.
Some people say that this should be the most hardcore vocational and technical college major, and those who can be admitted should be students with excellent performance, and they will hand over their children to the state as soon as they graduate.
What do you think? Are you tempted by such a profession?