Why should the police recruit civil engineering majors?

When the police are all graduates of the police academy, in fact, the police industry also needs to recruit specialized professionals for the society, such as finance, medical care, machinery, music and dance, or not limited to majors. People from all walks of life are engaged in non-professional jobs.

Why do the police want to recruit civil engineering majors and what kind of business they are engaged in?

First of all, I think the public security system does not directly recruit public security-related professionals. There are still many jobs in the public security system that can be done or learned well without such professional public security knowledge or training in public security colleges, and the work that the police usually face involves a wide range.

First of all, the recruitment of civil servants in public security posts is not only for public security professionals, but also for most positions that can be tested in other majors. There are many positions that are completely unrestricted. I have a classmate who is a medical major and finally admitted to the police. Now I work in the police station, not a forensic doctor, but an ordinary policeman. But because he is a five-year undergraduate, he will be better than others in the promotion of police rank.

Second, talk about what kind of business the civil engineering major will engage in after entering the public security system. Actually, we don't have to worry too much. Mainly depends on whether there will be special positions in the recruitment announcement. If not, we will basically arrange the work content according to our own performance and the vacancy degree of each unit after admission. Unless the job content is clearly stated in the recruitment announcement, civil engineering majors will basically arrange jobs according to job requirements, and rarely engage in civil engineering-related work.

Take civil engineering as an example, there are two main places to recruit civil servants in this major.

One is the Ministry of Infrastructure, which is responsible for the design, planning, construction bidding and management of various prison projects, and of course also needs civil engineering professionals;

One is the Logistics Equipment Section, which is responsible for prison logistics support, including the management and maintenance of buildings, and of course needs talents in civil engineering.

In addition, in prisons, prisoners are sometimes given technical training and education, and some civil engineering professionals are needed. In addition to prisons, the public security department is basically the same. The professional requirements of the recruitment announcement are just a threshold, so don't be too entangled. After entering the system, there will be positions arranged according to your abilities and needs, mainly depending on yourself.

I think there are several reasons for recruiting civil engineering professionals:

1. Graduates majoring in civil engineering can bear hardships. When the college entrance examination was completed, I was prepared for the working environment faced by civil engineering graduates, both physically and psychologically for the complex construction environment. And the police also need to suffer. General police station related work, mainly responsible for receiving police, handling cases and other work, need to be on duty 24 hours a day. Graduates majoring in civil engineering are fully qualified.

Second, the people's police is also a huge group, and it also needs to face some engineering work such as engineering construction and engineering maintenance. Police college graduates lack knowledge and ability in this field, while civil engineering graduates have expertise in this field. After all, professional things should be left to professional people to do well.

Third, when recruiting civil servants and institutions, majors are only the threshold and stepping stone. Recruiting students majoring in civil engineering can give full play to the talents' specialties. This can also meet the ideals of some civil police. However, in many cases, the recruitment and career preparation of civil servants are tailored to their own needs, and they do not necessarily engage in their own professional work.

After joining the people's police, civil engineering professionals can engage in project management and project budget and final accounts audit in infrastructure construction, engineering maintenance and reconstruction in police units. In a word, civil engineering specialty is a practical specialty closely related to our daily life, which is widely used. If you want to realize your dream of being a policeman, you can also fill in the relevant positions when recruiting policemen. As long as you have certain professional knowledge, talents are available everywhere.