Pengshui Public Institution Examination Location

Pengshui Public Institution Examination Location: 10th Floor, Public Institutions and Personnel Section, Pengshui County Human Resources and Social Security Bureau, No. 2, Wenmiao Community, Hanjia Street, Pengshui County

Classification of Public Institutions:

Public institutions can be divided into central-level institutions according to their levels and departments, such as CCTV (deputy ministerial level); provincial-level institutions, such as provincial universities, major provincial hospitals, and provincial scientific research institutions Institutions, various institutions directly under the provincial government and its constituent departments.

Municipal public institutions, various public institutions affiliated to the prefecture-level municipal people's government and its constituent departments; County-affiliated public institutions, various public institutions affiliated to the county-level people's government and its constituent departments.

Public institutions are generally institutions set up by the state with a certain public welfare nature, but they are not government agencies, and their staff are different from civil servants. According to the spirit of the national public institution classification reform, public institutions are no longer divided into fully funded public institutions and differentially funded public institutions, but into public welfare first-class public welfare institutions and public welfare second-class public welfare institutions.

The examination for public institutions is divided into two stages. The first stage is the written examination and the second stage is the interview. The written examination generally tests the "Vocational Aptitude Test" and the "Basic Knowledge of the Public Examination". The former is basically the same as the "Exercise Test" of the public examination. Generally, there is only a difference in the number of questions and the difficulty of the questions; the latter is more comprehensive and will cover Politics, economics, science and technology, culture, history, current affairs, philosophical theories, etc.;

There will also be certain professional subject examinations. Professional examinations depend on the needs of each position and are not unified. There are structured interviews, and some also use leaderless groups, and teachers often use lectures.