Can 45-year-old veterans apply for the auxiliary police? What should I prepare?

In most parts of China, the recruitment age of police assistants is rarely 45 years old. Most of them are required to be 30 or 35 years old, and a few excellent ones are relaxed to 40 years old. This is the limit. A 45-year-old job is very rare. If necessary, the things that need to be prepared are: ID card, discharge certificate, contract signing and so on.

Many veterans, especially conscripts, are young, have low academic qualifications and are in their early twenties. They can still find ideal jobs, such as security, secret service and auxiliary police, or start their own businesses or engage in other industries. Some officers can pass the examination and be assigned to work in local organs, institutions and institutions.

In fact, a 45-year-old veteran/KLOC-joined the army at the age of 0/8, which means that length of military service should have 27 years. Being able to serve in the army for such a long time must have something extraordinary, not to mention the level of the third-class master sergeant, but also the existence of the soldier king.

They contributed their outstanding youth to the cause of our country. They served for 27 years and retired at 45. This situation is quite special. It takes a process for people to integrate into society in middle age. China should introduce relevant policies to give preference to veterans who have served beyond the time limit. After all, it is not the same as a conscript who is only 265,438+0 and 22 years old after serving for two or three years. Young people are easy to find jobs, age is an advantage, and being a soldier is capital. Good places can also accommodate veterans, and it is difficult to cover all the bad places.

Middle-aged veterans are too old to find jobs or apply for auxiliary police.

However, they have worked hard in the army for a long time, with high political awareness, upward thinking, strict discipline and hard work. They must have a skill, which is an absolute advantage. Otherwise, the army can't tolerate mediocre people. After 27 years in the army, the time is not short, and my hair is getting thinner. The state arranges jobs for a few veterans who have served for more than 20 years to solve their worries. Isn't it a win-win situation to formulate corresponding policies and encourage more outstanding talents to serve the army building?

Soldiers' youth is spent in peace, flood fighting and disaster relief in China, so they should do something special.