Conditions for directional township civil servants to apply for the exam

Directional township civil servants apply for the following conditions:

1, education requirements: civil servants in directional towns generally require candidates to have college education or above. This is because township work requires a certain level of cultural quality and knowledge, so education is a basic screening condition.

2. Work experience: Some township civil servants may need to have some work experience. This is mainly because township work involves a lot of practical operation and grass-roots work experience, and candidates with relevant work experience are more likely to adapt to and be competent for the job.

3. Professional skills: Orientation to township civil servant positions may have certain requirements for candidates' professional skills. For example, some positions may require professional knowledge in agriculture, forestry and water conservancy. , or certain management and leadership skills.

4. Household registration requirements: the applicant must have a household registration in the township or have a fixed residence in the township.

The difference between township civil servants and ordinary civil servants;

1, the recruitment targets are different: targeted township civil servants are recruited for outstanding village (community) cadres, outstanding workers and peasants, and service grassroots project personnel, while ordinary civil servants are openly recruited for the society, as long as they meet the recruitment requirements.

2. The preliminary examination of registration is different: individuals who apply for township-oriented civil servants must apply to the party (industry) Committee of the township (street) where they are located, and the service (work) unit does not belong to the service grassroots project personnel under the jurisdiction of the township (street), and apply to the county-level project department where they serve. Excellent workers and farmers apply to their units or village (community) party branches and township (street) party (work) committees respectively. You can't apply for the exam until you agree. There is no such restriction on the registration of ordinary civil servants.

3. Different service years: The service years of township civil servants are generally 8 years, while the service years of ordinary civil servants vary according to different positions.

4. Different ownership units: the ownership units of township civil servants are township government units, and their work tasks are mainly to serve grassroots work arrangements. Ordinary township civil servants, on the other hand, face more jobs and work contents and fewer conditions.