What's the difference between "three supports and one support" and the western plan?

1, the difference: the western plan is that no matter which province you are from, as long as you recruit, you have to work in a poor county in the western province; Every province has three supports and one support, and all the recruits in this province work in this province.

Everyone should have a written interview, provided that they are fresh graduates.

3. The policy is that civil servants can be recruited in a targeted manner.

The plan of college students' voluntary service in the west was implemented by the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League and the Ministry of Education according to the requirements of the the State Council executive meeting, the notice of the General Office of the State Council on doing a good job in the employment of college graduates in 2003 and the spirit of the national video conference on the employment of college graduates in 2003, and the Ministry of Finance and Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security gave relevant policies and financial support. The plan has been implemented since 2003. According to the methods of open recruitment, voluntary registration, organization selection and centralized dispatch, a certain number of fresh graduates or graduate students from ordinary colleges and universities will be recruited every year to carry out 1-3 years of voluntary services in education, health, agricultural technology and poverty alleviation.

"Three Supports and One Support" means that college students go to rural grassroots to engage in supporting agriculture, teaching, supporting medicine and helping the poor after graduation. The policy basis of this plan is document 2004/2005. 16 Notice on Organizing College Graduates to Teach, Support Agriculture, Support Medicine and Help the Poor in Rural Grassroots Units issued by the Ministry of Personnel in 2006. Its purpose is to provide concrete guidance and guarantee for college graduates to implement the employment problem in grass-roots units.