Is CNOOC Tianjin Branch easy to enter?

It's hard to get in. CNOOCChinaLimited, the full name of CNOOC (China) Co., Ltd. Tianjin Branch, is a domestic branch of China Offshore Oil Corporation, established in 1999 and located in Tianjin. Is a professional and technical service-oriented enterprise, headed by Yan. Tianjin Branch is mainly responsible for the exploration, development and production of oil and gas resources in Bohai Sea. By March 2023, Tianjin Branch had more than 600 employees, including 7 offshore oil and gas fields 17, more than 40 production platforms and 4 land terminals. Recruitment conditions:

1, law-abiding, good conduct, excellent academic performance, love for offshore oil industry, and the major he studied meets the requirements of the recruitment position; Physical and mental health, can adapt to the needs of post work, meet the needs of business development of recruiting units, and agree with the corporate culture and values of China CNOOC.

2. Mainly for the 2024 ordinary college graduates from universities affiliated to the Ministry of Education and universities affiliated to provincial and central ministries and commissions, as well as overseas students who are employed for the first time after returning to China and certified by the Ministry of Education.

3. Foreign language requirements: undergraduate students have a CET-4 score of 425 or above, graduate students have a CET-6 score of 425 or above, or IELTS (6.0) score of 6.0 or above, and TOEFL (IBT) score of 70 or above. If the first foreign language is another language, you should pass the corresponding foreign language proficiency test. Graduates majoring in foreign languages should have the highest professional level. There is also the "Excellent Talents Exemption from Examination", and the following personnel are exempted from the examination: the top 30 university graduates in Times Higher Education and the top 10 university graduates in Times Higher Education; Graduate students who have won two national scholarships; Doctoral students.