There is no doubt that choosing a good job every day is more complicated and difficult. There are many people who decide to train and expand their curriculum, studying a certain university degree. Another way to train and be able to apply for a job is through Vocational Training.
The different degrees present in VET are quite valid when it comes to applying for a position in the wide labor market. In the following article we will talk about the different intermediate degrees that you can find in FP and how to access them.
What is a medium degree?
The intermediate degree can be included in what is known as Specific Vocational Training. This type of FP is created so that students can train in a certain field and quickly access the world of work. Apart from the middle grades, there are the upper grades and basic vocational training. The middle grades are nothing more than professional studies, through which students expect to be able to optimally develop a certain profession or job.
In the case of middle grades, the training lasts for two years. In these degrees, students receive theoretical and practical training. The best thing about the intermediate degrees in VET is that the practical part takes precedence over the theoretical one. This is something that is essential when students leave perfectly prepared for the world of work.
What does it take to complete an intermediate degree in vocational training?
That person who wants to do a medium degree of VET, must meet a series of requirements:
- Have the School Graduate or a higher academic degree.
- Have a title of Basic FP.
- Possess a technical degree o Auxiliary Technician.
If the person does not have any type of academic qualification, they can access the average degree of the subject they want through the following requirements:
- Pass a specific training course.
- Pass the entrance exam to middle-grade training cycles.
- Pass the University entrance exam for people over 25 years old.
Middle grade classes
If you decide to opt for a medium degree FP you should know that there is a great variety of subjects and studies. The courses that have the most output at the labor level are those in health, commerce and marketing, aesthetics and hairdressing, and administration and management. The different studies will be grouped into professional families. Then we show you the different average degrees that there are and the corresponding qualification:
- Physical and sports activities: Technician in Conducting Physical-Sports Activities in the Natural Environment.
- Administration and management: Administrative Management Technician.
- Agrarian: Agricultural Production Technician; Technician in Gardening and Floristry; Technician in Utilization and Conservation of the Natural Environment.
- Graphic arts: Technician in Digital Prepress; Graphic Printing Technician; Postpress and Graphic Finishing Technician
- Trade and Marketing: Technician in Commercial Activities; Technician in Marketing of Food products.
- Electricity and electronic: Technician in Electrical and Automatic Installations; Technician in Telecommunications Installations.
- Energy and Water: Technician in Networks and Water Treatment Stations.
- Mechanical manufacturing: Mechanized Technician; Welding and Boilermaking Technician; Jewelery Technician.
- Hostel and Tourism: Restoration Services Technician; Kitchen and Gastronomy Technician.
- Personal image: Technician in Aesthetics and Beauty; Technician in Hairdressing and Hair Cosmetics.
- Image and sound: Video Disc jockey and Sound Technician.
- Food industries: Technician in Bakery, Pastry and Confectionery; Olive Oil and Wine Technician.
- Informatics and Communications: Technician in microcomputer systems and networks.
- Instalation and maintenance: Technician in Heat Production Facilities; Technician in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Installations; Electromechanical Maintenance Technician.
- Wood, Furniture and Cork: Installation and Furnishing Technician; Technician in Carpentry and Furniture.
- Chemistry: Chemical Plant Technician; Laboratory Operations Technician.
- Health: Technician in Pharmacy and Parapharmacy; Health Emergency Technician; Technician in Auxiliary Nursing Care.
- Security and environment: Emergency and Civil Protection Technician.
- Sociocultural and Community Services: Technician in Attention to People in a Dependency Situation.
- Textile, Clothing and Leather: Dressmaking and Fashion Technician.
- Vehicle Transportation and Maintenance: Body Technician; Technician in Electromechanics of Motor Vehicles.