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Guiyang Vocational and Technical College (贵阳职业技术学院): What the Guizhou Admission Brochure Lists for International Students

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The Guizhou provincial admission brochure for international students lists one entry for Guiyang Vocational and Technical College (贵阳职业技术学院, Guiyang Vocational and Technical College): a one-year Chinese language study program (语言进修生), with 20 places, taught in Chinese. The brochure does not give tuition, scholarship amounts or application deadlines, so those details have to be checked on the university's official website.

This article sets out what the brochure says about the institution, what its admissions table contains, and what an applicant still needs to confirm directly with the university.

What the brochure says about the institution

The brochure describes Guiyang Vocational and Technical College as a full-time comprehensive higher vocational college run by the Guiyang Municipal People's Government. The address and postcode it gives are:

  • Address: No. 609, Yuntan South Road, Guanshanhu District, Guiyang City, Guizhou Province, China
  • Postcode: 550081
  • Website: https://www.gyvtc.edu.cn

According to the brochure, the college has three campuses, seven faculties (分院系), and 28 majors open for admission. It reports more than 15,000 full-time students and 728 faculty members.

The brochure also lists several institutional honors and training bases. These include two Great Country Craftsman studios, two National Skill Master Studios, four provincial Master Studios, and three provincial Excellent Teaching Teams. It names a national demonstration site for rail transit majors, a national training center for applied talent in industrial robotics, and a Germany (Guiyang) vocational skills training center. It also mentions a Siemens advanced automation joint demonstration training center and a Guizhou rail transit employment training base.

The brochure states that the college's graduate employment rate has stayed above 94%. This is the college's own figure as reported in the brochure. It is not a guarantee of any outcome for an individual student.

What the admissions table lists

The admissions table in the copy of the brochure we have shows one row:

Program Length of study Places Language of instruction
语言进修生 (Chinese language study) One year 20 Chinese

The table does not list any other programs. We have not added any, and the brochure's total of 28 majors is not broken down in the excerpt we have. Applicants who want to know about other programs should check the university's official admissions pages.

What the brochure does not cover

The brochure does not state the following. Each one needs to be confirmed with the university:

  • Tuition and other fees
  • Scholarship types and amounts
  • Application deadlines and intake dates
  • The full list of required documents
  • Whether a Chinese language test such as HSK is required, and at what level

The brochure's note says that fees, scholarship amounts and deadlines are published by each university's International Education College or International Exchange Office. Their latest notices on the official website take precedence over any older figures.

Checklist before you apply

Confirm these points directly with the university:

  1. Check the current tuition and fee schedule for the language study program on the official website.
  2. Check whether any scholarship is open to this program, and what it covers.
  3. Check the application deadline and the intake date for the one-year program.
  4. Check the complete document list, including any health, academic or identity documents.
  5. Check whether an HSK score or another Chinese proficiency result is required, and what level it must be.
  6. Check the university's latest admissions notice on the official website before you submit anything.

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