The majors of technical secondary schools involve civil engineering, water conservancy, manufacturing and other disciplines.

A major with good employment prospects

The majors with good employment in secondary vocational schools include mechanical manufacturing and automation, numerical control technology, mold design and manufacture, material forming and control technology, welding technology and automation, mechatronics technology, electrical automation technology, production process automation technology, power system automation technology, electromechanical equipment maintenance and management, numerical control equipment application and maintenance, automobile manufacturing and assembly technology, automobile inspection and maintenance technology, automobile technical service and marketing.

Diversified disciplines

Technical secondary school majors involve finance and economics, tourism, public security law, agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery, transportation, electronic information, textile food, doctors, public utilities, culture and education, biochemistry and medicine, materials and energy, resource development and mapping, environmental protection, meteorology and safety, art design and media and many other disciplines.