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What is the difference between trade and vocational school?

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Trade schools are usually focused on the trade itself. Vocational schools provide a broader education along with training in specific vocational areas.  more

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Vocational school is a synonymous term for trade school.  They both mean the same thing: a school that teaches skills geared toward a specific job: chef, plumber, electrician, computer specialist, etc.  These schools are known as "colleges" in Canada, whereas traditional colleges and universities as they are known in the United States are just called universities.

Lauren Moccio · answered over a year ago

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