Is it difficult to take the subway station attendant exam to become an attendant?

It’s not difficult.

The admission score for subway attendants is relatively low. As long as you master basic work knowledge, memorize knowledge points carefully, and study the question bank frequently, you can generally pass.

Generally speaking, if you want to become a subway station attendant, there are three ways: one is through the targeted training order class that cooperates with subway companies and colleges and universities. Generally, the corresponding major of station attendants is the professional order class of urban rail transit operation and management. After graduation, you can directly enter the subway company after passing some necessary assessments. This method is relatively common.

The second is campus recruitment. The human resources management personnel of subway companies go to corresponding colleges and universities to organize campus recruitment. Generally, you need to go through three stages: resume screening, written test, and interview.

The third is social recruitment. If you are already working and want to find a job in a more stable state-owned enterprise like the subway, then you can pay attention to the official website of each subway. They will release some public recruitment information from time to time. You can submit your resume online to sign up for recruitment. The following process is similar to campus recruitment, generally requiring three steps: resume screening, written examination, and interview.