For those who study marine engineering and have a bachelor's degree, how can I get into the Maritime Safety Administration? What are the requirements and exams?

Civil servants of the Maritime Safety Administration require at least a bachelor's degree, English level 4, and a Class A third-in-command or above certificate or a white paper certificate. Shanghai and other regions require computer level two and shipboard experience, while Shandong and other places require more than two years of work experience.

If you are a junior college student, the Maritime Safety Administration has basically no chance. Just go on board. Only the positions of second engineer and chief engineer are relaxed to junior college students.

If you are an undergraduate from a key maritime school, the probability of being admitted just after graduation is not high. Unless there are positions for fresh graduates, the admission rate will be higher if you take the exam after a few years on board.

If you come from a training institution, the technical secondary school or junior college degree they issued will not be recognized by the country when taking the civil service examination, so you don’t have to think about taking the Maritime Safety Administration exam

The civil servants of the Maritime Safety Administration belong to the national civil service establishment and the examination consists of application, practical test and interview