Are fresh graduates considered fresh graduates if they are admitted to the three majors and one support system?

1. Doesn’t count. Fresh graduates generally refer to those who have not secured a job within two years of graduation. After passing the three-year service and one support, if you decide to join the job, you need to sign a service period contract and pay five insurances. After the two-year service period expires, it will also exceed the two years of graduation. Therefore, the three-support and one-support period All of them are not fresh graduates.

2. Although those who have completed the three-support and one-support period are not considered fresh graduates, in the civil service examinations in many areas, anyone who has expired the three-support and one-support service and has no previous work experience can apply for the status of a fresh graduate. Position. For example, the national examination stipulates that those who participate in the four grassroots services such as college student village officials and have no previous work experience can apply for positions that are restricted to fresh graduates within 2 years after their service period expires and they pass the assessment. The Guangdong Provincial Examination points out that those who are participating in grassroots service projects, or those who have expired and passed the assessment within 2 years, can apply for positions that are "restricted to fresh graduates." This all shows that personnel in the three support and one support can apply for positions that require fresh graduates in some public service examinations. Therefore, if you can apply as a fresh graduate, it will usually be stated in the announcement or application guide. You can check the recruitment announcement or application guide for the province you want to apply for. If it is not there, then you cannot apply as a fresh graduate.

Can I still be considered a fresh graduate if I have passed the three majors and one support program?