Guiyang Vocational and Technical College (贵阳职业技术学院): Programs and Teaching Language for International Students
Guiyang Vocational and Technical College (贵阳职业技术学院) is a full-time comprehensive higher vocational college run by the Guiyang Municipal People's Government. The Guizhou international admissions brochure lists one program for international students: a one-year language study program (语言进修生) taught in Chinese, with 20 places. The brochure does not give tuition, scholarship amounts or application deadlines, so check those with the college's international education office or international exchange office before you apply.
Program list
The brochure's international admissions table has one entry:
| Program | Length | Places | Teaching language |
|---|---|---|---|
| 语言进修生 (Language study) | 1 year | 20 | Chinese |
The brochure also says the college sets 28 majors for admissions overall. The international table does not list those majors, so do not assume the 28 majors are open to international students. Ask the college which of them accept international applicants.
About the college
The brochure describes the college as a full-time comprehensive higher vocational institution with three campuses and seven faculties (分院系). It reports more than 15,000 full-time students and 728 faculty members. The address is No. 609, Yuntan South Road, Guanshanhu District, Guiyang, Guizhou, postcode 550081.
The brochure also lists several national and provincial titles, including a national demonstration site for rail transit majors, national and provincial master studios, and selection as one of the first 100 pilot institutions for modern apprenticeship. It states that the employment rate of graduates has stayed above 94%. These are the brochure's own statements. They describe the college's record and do not guarantee any outcome for an individual student.
Who this suits
The one listed program is a one-year Chinese language study course. It fits students who want to improve their Chinese before or alongside further study, and who are comfortable studying in Chinese from the start. Students looking for a program taught in English should not rely on this table, because the brochure does not list any English-taught program.
What to confirm with the university
Before you apply, check these points with the college:
- Confirm the current tuition and accommodation fees.
- Confirm whether any scholarships are available and how to apply for them.
- Confirm the application deadline and the intake dates.
- Confirm whether the 28 admissions majors are open to international students, and which ones.
- Confirm the required application documents and language requirements.
The brochure says these details are published in each college's latest notices, so use the official website as the source of record: