Do American civil servants need exams?

The recruitment methods adopted by governments at all levels in the United States are as follows:

1. Put a job advertisement in the newspaper.

2. Mail the recruitment brochure to relevant authorities and personnel.

3. Use radio and television to broadcast job advertisements.

4. directly contact relevant institutions and schools for recruitment.

5. Post job advertisements on the street. The way of registration is to carry out a series of registration procedures, among which filling in the registration form and proof of payment are the two most important procedures.

The recruitment of American civil servants is not restricted by age, race, color, sex, religion, education, etc. The only restriction is that many positions require candidates to be American citizens. The United States requires employees of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, embassies, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, police stations and other units to be American citizens.

Most positions recruited by the government, from junior high school graduates to 60-year-olds, can be applied, and almost everyone has the right to apply. Of course, there are also unacceptable factors.

Let's look at the academic qualifications and experience requirements of a New York city government department to recruit media technical service professionals.

1. Bachelor degree: major in electronic technology, TV production, broadcasting and communication, film production, audio-visual production, etc. Or not graduated from these majors, but at least studied these majors in a regular university and got 24 credits.

Second, college students: majors are electronic technology, television production, radio communication, film production, audio-visual production, etc. Or not graduated from these majors, but at least studied these majors in a regular university and got 12 credits, plus one year of full-time experience in this position.

Third, secondary school students: graduated from a similar professional school, plus two years of full-time work experience.

High school students: hold a four-year diploma, plus three years of full-time similar or above professional work experience.

Five, if there is no bachelor's degree, junior college, secondary school, high school diploma, must be studied in a similar major or have a certificate of completion, five years of work experience.