Dongguan shilong chashan self-study exam kaodian

There are 10 ordinary test sites, 606 ordinary test sites, 10 spare test sites and 30 spare isolated test sites in Dongguan, including Dongguan No.1 Middle School, Experimental Middle School, Senior Middle School, Dongguan Middle School, Keyuan Middle School, Guancheng Campus of Commercial School, Shilong Middle School, Dongguan No.4 Middle School, Economic and Trade School and Dongguan Middle School Cheng Nan School.

Self-study examination (national examination mode of higher education) generally refers to self-study examination of higher education.

Higher education self-study examination, referred to as self-study examination and self-study examination, is divided into social candidates and application candidates.

198 1 year, China began to try out the higher education self-study examination. 1988, the State Council promulgated the Provisional Regulations on the Self-study Examination of Higher Education, and determined that the self-study examination is a combination of individual self-study, social assistance and national examination in the form of administrative regulations.

1988 "People's Republic of China (PRC) Higher Education Law" stipulates that "the state implements the system of self-study examination for higher education", and self-study examination is one of the basic systems of higher education in China.

Self-study examination system is the largest open higher education system in the world, which can best embody the concept of lifelong education and the characteristics of learning society. Guided by the national examination and based on individual self-study, there are a wide range of social education resources to participate in student assistance activities. It is a "university without walls" with China characteristics and the cradle of self-study.

Self-taught examination has the advantages of flexible learning style, small contradiction between work and study, low cost, "lenient entrance and strict exit" and "separation of teaching and examination". All China people and citizens, regardless of gender, age, nationality, race and education level, can take the self-study exam.

Self-study exams gradually complete their studies by accumulating credits. Learners complete all the courses specified in the professional examination plan and obtain qualified grades, and complete graduation thesis or other teaching time tasks. Those who pass the ideological and moral appraisal are allowed to graduate and obtain corresponding graduation certificates, and their academic qualifications are recognized by the state.

Graduates of self-study exams who meet the degree requirements shall be awarded bachelor's degrees by examiners with the right to award degrees in accordance with relevant regulations.