What schools are there in Jinan Vocational High School?

What schools are there in Jinan Vocational High School?

1. Shandong Vocational College, referred to as "Shan Zhi", is located in Jinan City, Shandong Province. It is a national backbone vocational college with the background of railway industry. By June 2020, 5438+00, the school covers an area of 1209 mu, and the school building area is 38 1800 square meters; Full-time ordinary students 15425. There are 10 teaching college departments, offering 57 majors. 20 19 12 was listed as the fourth type of high-level professional group construction unit (file c) by the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Finance.

2. Jinan Vocational College is a full-time higher vocational college organized by Jinan Municipal Government. It is a model vocational college in Shandong Province, a national backbone vocational college and the first batch of high-quality vocational colleges in Shandong Province. Formerly known as Jinan Institute of Education, the College was founded in 1952. In July 2004, Jinan Institute of Education, Jinan Machinery Workers College and Jinan Science and Technology Workers College merged into Jinan Vocational College.

3. Shandong Tourism Vocational College is located in Jinan, Shandong Province. It is a full-time general vocational college and a demonstration vocational college in Shandong Province. The school was founded in 1988, formerly known as Shandong Tourism School. In July 2004, with the approval of the provincial government and the record of the Ministry of Education, Shandong Tourism School was transformed into Shandong Tourism Vocational College.

4. Jinan Preschool Teachers College is an ordinary college approved by the Ministry of Education and established on the basis of Jinan Normal School, Jinan Preschool Teachers College and Jinan Radio and TV University.

Jinan Preschool Teachers College was founded in 1902, Jinan Preschool Teachers College in 1952 and Jinan Radio and TV University in 1979. On April 20 1 1, with the approval of the Ministry of Education, three universities merged into full-time colleges and universities.