What do college graduates majoring in railways do in railway administration?

College graduates majoring in railway enter the railway bureau. You can refer to the following points to determine what kind of work it is:

1. As long as you apply to be a railway worker in a railway college, you are all official railway workers, all of whom are directly signed with the railway bureau, and all of them have benefits such as five insurances and two gold. It is not formal employees who become railway employees through social intermediaries, but sign contracts with third-party intermediaries.

2. About the work after entering the Railway Bureau. After junior college students enter the railway, they are basically divided into stations and sections. They are all front-line railway workers, and their work is really hard. If they want their children to go to the railway college, parents who work in the railway should think it over. As for what kind of work to do, it depends on what major you study, and each major corresponds to different positions.

College students who enter the railway are basically workers, and it is difficult to become leaders, except of course those who are related.

3. Am I promoting the enrollment of Railway Institute? First of all, to be sure, I didn't do any enrollment promotion of Railway Institute. What are so many railway colleges for? Can it be promoted? Does somebody else's school recognize my propaganda? Also, schools like this don't need publicity at all, and everyone has word of mouth. Without publicity, it is full every year, and you can't pass the exam with low grades.

4. Does it cost money to join the railway bureau? The answer is no, as long as you graduated from the Railway Institute majoring in railway, you can participate in the recruitment of the Railway Bureau as required. That's what I did, and it didn't cost much. Of course, it is not excluded that some non-railway college students, non-railway majors or students who want to choose a railway bureau and spend money have this possibility.

5. Are all railway children recruited by the railway bureau? The answer is no, there are not so many railway children. In some schools, 90% of a class enters the railway bureau. Are they all railway children? I'm not a railway boy, so I came in.

6. Can I go to the Railway Institute after the senior high school entrance examination? You have to pass the college entrance examination.

7. Are the people selling melon seeds and peanuts on the train railway workers? The answer isno. They are not railway workers. They are outsourcing units, but they only cooperate with railways, which is a cooperative relationship. They are not official railway employees.