What are the requirements for becoming a soldier and changing your career to become a police officer, or directly becoming a police officer?

You cannot directly become a police officer after retiring from the army. After graduating from college and serving in the military, you can take the political and legal police exam. Five-year soldiers are not assigned at the moment and can serve as auxiliary police (special police) on a temporary basis.

There are four types of exams for retired police officers:

1. Political and legal police exam. A college degree or above is required (a few positions for veterans require a high school degree or above), regardless of major.

2. Social police recruitment examination. A college degree or above is required, and majors are restricted (some are not restricted).

3. Police position in civil service examination. College degree or above is required, majors are restricted (very few are unrestricted), and most of the positions are judicial police.

4. Police positions in the military transfer examination. It is required to be a cadre in the army, and such examinations have basically been cancelled.

Extended information:

Retired conscripts originally had agricultural registered permanent residence. People's governments at all levels should help them solve production and living problems and resettle them in accordance with the following regulations:

< p> (1) Those who do not have housing or are seriously short of housing should be solved based on the principles of self-reliance, collective assistance, and supplemented by necessary state subsidies. For self-built (renovated) houses, the local government should provide preferential treatment in terms of homestead selection, approval, and supply of building materials; for those who still have difficulties in self-building or relying on collective help, the people's governments at all levels must arrange certain arrangements in accordance with national regulations. quantity of building materials and subsidy funds.

(2) Retired conscripts who have received honorary titles from units above a major military region (including major military regions) and have performed second-class meritorious service (including second-class merit) or above during their active service should be admitted to enterprises and institutions. Arrange work and declare household grain at the location of the work unit. Veterans who have enlisted in rural areas and won third-class merit will be first arranged when the local labor department issues recruitment plan targets for the public. Those recruited to work in units owned by the whole people can be converted to urban household registration, and the state will provide food rations.

(3) For retired conscripts with second- and third-class disabilities, they should be assigned jobs within their capabilities in enterprises and institutions. If they cannot be arranged, additional disability pensions will be issued in accordance with regulations to protect their lives.

(4) When urban employers and township enterprises recruit workers from rural areas, they should give priority to veterans under the same conditions, especially retired conscripts and female veterans who have participated in wars, made meritorious services, or served overtime.

Reference materials: Baidu Encyclopedia-Retired Soldiers

Reference materials: Baidu Encyclopedia-Civil Service Law