Is it a civil servant to work in a museum?

According to the inquiry law, it does not belong to the establishment of civil servants. The reason is that the National Museum belongs to a public institution. Institutions do not belong to civil servants. The National Museum has no administrative function. Only units with administrative functions are civil servants. Civil servants exercise power on behalf of the state. And institutions are not qualified to exercise administrative power. Therefore, the National Museum was not established by civil servants. The National Museum is a public institution, and it is a career establishment. Unlike the administrative unit, you don't need to take the national unified civil service examination, but you must take the recruitment examination organized by the institution itself, which is slightly less difficult than entering the administrative unit.

Museums are usually non-profit permanent institutions serving the society, which mainly study, collect, protect, explain and display material and intangible heritage. Open to the public, barrier-free and inclusive, promoting diversity and sustainability. By operating and communicating in an ethical and professional way, and with the participation of the community, we provide various experiences of education, appreciation, deep thinking and knowledge enjoyment.