How to take the public security special police exam in Jiangsu Province?

In 2018, the province’s public security organs openly recruited civil servants (people’s police) from the public and the work was organized and implemented uniformly across the province. In accordance with the spirit of the "Notice of the Organization Department of the Provincial Party Committee, the Provincial Department of Human Resources and Social Security, and the Provincial Civil Service Bureau on the Issuance of the "Implementation Plan for the Recruitment of Civil Servants in the 2018 Examination of Jiangsu Province"" and combined with the actual situation of the province's public security agencies, this brochure is formulated.

1. Application conditions

To apply for the People's Police, you must meet the relevant conditions stipulated in the province's civil servant examination in 2018, and you must also meet the following conditions: 1) Volunteer to engage in public security work, Have a strong spirit of hard work, loyalty and dedication, and obey organizational assignments;

(2) Have good moral sentiments and psychological qualities;

(3) Meet the requirements for the recruitment position Major, academic qualifications and other conditions and requirements;

(4) Aged above 18 years old and under 30 years old (born between January 30, 1987 and February 5, 2000). Those who apply for public security special police positions are generally no more than 25 years old (born after January 30, 1992). Fresh graduates and doctoral candidates (non-employed) and those applying for positions in forensic medicine and provincial public security organs should generally be no more than 35 years old (born after January 30, 1982);

(5) Good health, Good physical appearance.

Those who have any of the following circumstances are not allowed to apply for the People’s Police:

1. Those who do not meet the qualifications to apply for civil servants;

2. Spreading information that damages the reputation of the country Speeches, organizing or participating in rallies, marches, demonstrations and other activities aimed at opposing the country;

3. Organizing or participating in illegal organizations;

4. Neglecting duties and delaying work

5. Concealing important personal information, committing fraud, misleading or deceiving the organization, leaders and the public;

6. Embezzling, offering or accepting bribes, taking advantage of one's position to benefit oneself or others Others seek personal gain;

7. Violate financial disciplines and waste national or collective assets;

8. Abuse power and infringe upon the legitimate rights and interests of citizens, legal persons or other organizations;

9. Leaking state secrets or work secrets;

10. Damaging national honor and interests in foreign exchanges;

11. Participating in or supporting pornography, Those who engage in drug abuse, gambling, superstition and other activities;

12. Those who have violated criminal laws and are exempted from criminal punishment;

13. Those who have been criminally punished for crimes or have received reeducation through labor;

14. Those who have been expelled from public office, party membership, or league membership, or were expelled from school during higher education;

15. Those who have committed serious fraud in national statutory examinations;

16. Since February 6, 2015 (inclusive), those who have been subject to major demerits, demotion, dismissal, probation (retention in the Party or school), etc.;

17. Those who have been dismissed by party and government agencies and public institutions since February 6, 2013 (inclusive); 18. Civil servants who have held leadership positions since February 6, 2015 (inclusive) Taking the blame and resigning or being ordered to resign;

19. Since February 6, 2015 (inclusive), staff of public institutions have been downgraded or dismissed;