1. Orientation training: Orientation training generally enjoys state funding, but graduate students need to return to their original units after graduation. You can't transfer your own materials and relationships during graduate school.

2. Entrust training: Entrust training means that the entrusting unit subsidizes all kinds of training funds for students, but graduate students need to return to work in the organizer after graduation. You can't allocate materials and funds by yourself during your study.

3. Self-funded: Self-funded means that students pay all the training funds themselves, but they can choose their own jobs according to the guidance of employment policy after graduation. When I am a graduate student, I need to transfer my organizational relationship, personnel file and salary relationship to the training unit where I study.

4. Integration and separation: integration and separation, also known as non-orientation, means that the training funds of students are funded by the state, but the training and subsequent development are uncertain. After graduation, you need to choose another job according to the guidance of employment policy. During my study, I need to transfer my salary relationship, organizational relationship and personnel files to the training unit.

Master, that is, a graduate student studying for a master's degree. Graduate students are graduate degrees. Compared with undergraduates, postgraduate education pays more attention to cultivating students' ability to study and analyze problems, especially their scientific research and teaching ability. A master's degree is a graduate student between a bachelor's degree and a doctor's degree. A master's degree usually symbolizes a basic independent thinking ability.