Can a scout become a regular after three years' work?

You can become a full member, but you have to pass the civil service exam.

Scouting is a special job, which generally belongs to temporary employment. After working in the position of Scout for three years, you can have the opportunity to become a full member, but this process needs to pass the civil service examination. Civil service examination is a procedure for selecting and hiring civil servants, aiming at selecting outstanding talents and ensuring the professional quality and quality of civil servants. Inspectors need to take the civil service examination, perform well in the examination and meet the employment standards before they can be formally compiled.

After becoming a full member, Boy Scouts will enjoy the same treatment and rights as other civil servants, including salary, welfare and promotion. After becoming a full member, it will be incorporated into the official establishment, which will have more stable job security and development opportunities.