Are there township civil servants in the national examination?

Generally speaking, there are no township civil servants in the national examination. The positions in the national examination position table are civil servants in central institutions and directly affiliated institutions, while township civil servants are generally recruited in provincial examinations. When recruiting local civil servants in the provincial examination, there will be more local positions and grassroots civil servants. As grass-roots posts, township civil servants are generally recruited in provincial examinations. Therefore, if you want to apply for township civil servants, you can pay attention to the provincial examination announcements and job lists in each province.

As a kind of civil servants, township civil servants are basically recruited through provincial examinations. In a narrow sense, township civil servants are grass-roots staff of township governments. They work in towns and villages and work for all rural people.

Specific definitions of national examination and provincial examination:

1. The national examination refers to the examination of state administrative organs, central party-mass organs and directly affiliated institutions, and the recruitment of state civil servants and functionaries.

2. Provincial examination refers to the local party and government organs and community Wuwei recruiting national civil servants and functionaries to organize local examinations.

The difference between national examination and provincial examination;

1. The work area of the national civil servant recruitment examination is at the county level, and the highest is the state administrative organ at the central level. The national examination is held every year. Those who meet the requirements can apply to all regions once a year, although it is basically around 1 1 month every year.

2. The recruitment positions for provincial examinations are generally the party and government organs in urban areas, provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities. The lowest level is the township level and the highest level is the provincial level. Many positions have requirements such as origin or household registration. The time for provincial and municipal examinations is basically in April each year, most provinces once a year, and very few provinces have more than one year.

3. There will be no conflict between the examination time and the examination content of the national examination and the provincial examination. Although the content of the exam is somewhat different, the general direction is the same.