About on-the-job graduate students

I am what you call an on-the-job graduate student. Let me talk about my feelings.

First of all, the issue of certificates. It can be said that the vast majority of on-the-job employees only have one degree certificate, but this degree certificate is exactly the same as that of full-time employees. Some people say that it is totally irrelevant to have a T before the certificate number.

Only 1 month passed the unified examination, which is difficult and costly.

It can be said that on-the-job is more about the combination of experience and degree certificate, and the practical application ability may be higher than full-time, but the recognition may not be as good as full-time. But compared with those who come back from abroad and are not in top universities, they still have some advantages. Of course, the differences in English can be ignored.

It is recognized by the state in the evaluation of civil servants' professional titles and going abroad, which is exactly the same as full-time, because only the degree certificate comes back from abroad. It is only said that China is an educational model under the Soviet system, and schools in the United States, Australia or Europe only have documents

As for work, I can only say that some are recognized and some are not. If you have no work experience, don't study. Those with work experience can try.