I really want to join the railway as a conductor. Is there any way?

First of all, the railway is not recruiting internally, so don’t misunderstand this. Nowadays, there are only two ways to recruit workers for railways, one is railway-related colleges and universities (including railway vocational colleges), and the other is demobilized soldiers (children of railway employees). The former is done by railway bureaus directly going to schools to recruit, while the latter is a political task. Those who come through these two channels are all formal employees, and others are not. If you don't have the above two paths and you love the job of a conductor very much, you can find a labor service company related to the railway passenger section, or you can work as a conductor. However, I want to tell you that being a train conductor is very hard, and I hope you are not acting impulsively. You can study at a railway vocational college, but not everyone will become a conductor. Let me give you a suggestion. If you really want to work in the railway system, choose a railway driver school while you are young. Train driving is also a good career. The premise is that you have to pass rigorous exams again and again.