As a state-owned enterprise, does State Grid have any preparation strategies?

State Grid Corporation takes investment in power grid construction and operation as its core business and continuous power supply as its basic mission. The business area covers 26 provinces (excluding Guangdong, Guangxi, Yunnan, Hainan and Guizhou). From 20 16 to 20 18, it ranks second in Fortune Global 500 and 1 in China Global 500, making it the largest public utility enterprise in the world.

The recruitment of fresh graduates by State Grid can be divided into two forms, one is the recruitment in advance, and the other is the unified recruitment.

First, batch recruitment in advance.

The advance approval of State Grid is different from one batch and two batches of exams for unified recruitment. The exam of unified recruitment needs online registration, and the advance approval is on-site recruitment on campus. This recruitment form is only in some electric power colleges directly under the province, or 2 1 1 985 colleges for on-site recruitment, so not every college can see the situation of electric power companies recruiting on campus.

Second, unified recruitment.

The unified recruitment is to register in the autumn of 10 every year, instead of the exam registered in the spring of March. In recent years, the enrollment enthusiasm of State Grid has increased compared with previous years, and the number of applicants has also shown a continuous growth trend. So you should be prepared for the national grid in advance.

Third, the recruitment process

State Grid Recruitment Examination is an open, fair and just recruitment in the form of unified national proposition, unified examination paper and unified arrangement. The process is divided into announcement-submitting resume (registration and online application)-qualification examination-written examination-interview-physical examination-signing three parties-employment announcement-employment report.

Fourth, professional requirements

The recruitment specialty of State Grid covers a wide range, including electrician, electronic information (communication and computer), accounting, finance, economy, civil engineering, machinery, management science and engineering, law, recycling materials, human resources and automatic control. (Each unit needs different majors, subject to the announcement of each unit. )

Verb (abbreviation for verb) exam content

The content of the national grid campus recruitment examination consists of 80% professional knowledge and 20% comprehensive knowledge (the comprehensive knowledge is subdivided into 5% introduction to power and energy, 5% corporate culture, 5% situation and policy, and 10% administrative professional ability test).

Sixth, preparation suggestions

(1) Comprehensive knowledge (accounting for 20%) candidates can basically get full marks on the topic of corporate culture and situation policy, and the topic of line test is unfamiliar to candidates of electrical engineering and science, so it is recommended that candidates do more exercises, and it is best to conduct modular training and divide and rule.

(two) the professional knowledge examination content is more circuit, power system analysis, relay protection, power plant and electrical engineering, high voltage technology and automation devices; In terms of power system and relay protection during the examination, it is suggested that candidates can focus on power system analysis and relay protection.

(3) With regard to the review of textbooks and exercises, the State Grid Campus Recruitment Examination only gives the examination outline and examination subjects, and does not specify the review materials. It is suggested that candidates can buy suitable textbooks online, read more evaluations, or consult seniors who have been admitted in the past to see what good textbooks are recommended. You should also do more exercises, preferably real questions over the years, which will still be of great help to the exam. From the real questions over the years, we can see the trend of future exams.

(d) Develop a review plan.

In the process of preparing for the national grid exam, many candidates are prone to delay, which leads to a long preparation time, but the effect is not obvious, which delays the fighter plane. I suggest that you make a very detailed plan when preparing for the exam, clarify what to do at each stage, and improve the review efficiency. It is hoped that candidates can arrange the review time reasonably according to their own reality.

The first stage: lay a solid foundation.

In the first stage, candidates should be familiar with the examination policies and specific examination contents of the State Grid Recruitment Examination, systematically summarize the knowledge of all subjects in the State Grid Recruitment Examination, and comprehensively review all the knowledge points obtained in the examination, so as not to miss them as much as possible. In the process of learning, we should pay attention to learning, thinking and summing up, and know where we have a clear grasp, where we have shortcomings and highlight the shortcomings. This stage is to master knowledge points and lay a solid foundation.

The second stage: strengthening promotion.

At this stage, candidates can practice their own weaknesses, and finally achieve the purpose of fostering strengths and avoiding weaknesses. This stage takes place one month before the exam. It is not suitable for comprehensive review before the exam, and it is necessary to learn key knowledge, important test sites and exam exercises.

The third stage: sprint before the exam

Improve your ability to answer questions by making a full version of the simulation test paper, and conduct an all-round simulation according to the time and difficulty of the formal examination, experience the examination status in advance, and at the same time check and fill in the gaps to consolidate your review knowledge.

Finally, remind the majority of candidates that the earlier they prepare for the exam, the better. Now the competition is much bigger than before. A lot of content is only in professional knowledge, and the comprehensive knowledge accounting for 35% of the written test also needs time to review. In addition, the time for self-defense and paper preparation in our school is not much, so students who want to take the test should prepare now! I wish the exam success!