How about Chuzhou Tourism Business School?

Chuzhou Tourism Business School is an excellent secondary vocational school. The school introduction is as follows:

1. school profile:

Founded in 1983, Chuzhou Tourism Business School is a public general secondary school affiliated to Nanqiao District of Chuzhou City and a provincial demonstration secondary vocational school in Anhui Province. The school was formerly known as Chuzhou No.2 Vocational High School, and was renamed Chuzhou Tourism and Business School with the approval of Chuzhou Municipal People's Government in 214.

The school covers a total area of 36 mu, with a building area of 83,386 square meters. There are 186 full-time teachers and 3,835 students. In January 214, it was approved by Chuzhou Municipal People's Government as an ordinary secondary specialized school, and its name was changed to Chuzhou Tourism Business School.

II. Conditions for running a school:

The school covers a total area of 36 mu, with an average student size of 62.81 square meters, a school building area of 83,386 square meters, with an average student size of 24.23 square meters, a total fixed asset value of 158,415,8 yuan, a total teaching equipment value of 26,995,12 yuan, an average student size of 7,996 yuan, and a total of 2,35 internship training stations. The number of existing paper books in the library is 1,35.

the school has 47 training rooms in eight major categories, including 3D tour guide training room, Chinese-style bed-making training room, e-commerce training room, logistics express delivery center, computerized accounting training room, maker innovation training room, Chinese tea ceremony room, single chip microcomputer, cloud computer room, Internet of Things and high-speed rail cabin.

The school has 35 training bases inside and outside the school, and five training bases supported by the central and provincial governments, including tourism service and management, e-commerce, landscape technology, electromechanical technology application and machining technology.

the school now offers 14 majors in eight categories: tourism services, finance and commerce, public management and services, agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery, equipment manufacturing, information technology, culture and art, and transportation, including 5 provincial demonstration majors.