Career series of college students' discharge arrangement

Career series of college students' discharge arrangement

It takes certain procedures and conditions for college students to arrange their career plans after they leave the army. Generally speaking, after leaving the army, college students can enter the work of public institutions by taking the recruitment examination of public institutions or directly placing them.

First of all, it is a common way for college students to work in institutions after leaving the army. After leaving the army, college students can pay attention to the recruitment information of local institutions, understand the recruitment conditions, registration time and examination content, and then take the recruitment examination as required. In the examination, college students need to show their comprehensive quality and professional skills in order to be recognized by the recruiting unit.

In addition, it is also a possible choice to work in public institutions through direct placement. This method is usually suitable for college soldiers who perform well in the army. After they leave the army, they may be directly arranged by the relevant departments to work in public institutions. However, this method needs to meet certain conditions and standards, such as having won the honorary title in the army and receiving meritorious service awards.

To sum up, college students need to have certain conditions and standards to arrange career preparation after leaving the army, and they can enter the work of public institutions by taking the recruitment examination or direct placement. Before choosing the way that suits them, college students need to know all kinds of resettlement methods and standards, and actively prepare and apply.

Legal basis:

The Military Service Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates: "After the soldiers in active service are discharged from active service, the local people's government at or above the county level in the resettlement place will arrange their work. ? "

The Law on the Protection of Retired Soldiers in People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates: "The political and living benefits of retired soldiers are linked to their contributions during their active service and enjoy corresponding treatment in accordance with state regulations."

The Notice of the State Council on Further Improving the Resettlement of Retired Soldiers in Cities and Towns stipulates: "All localities should conscientiously implement policies such as one-time economic subsidies for self-employment of retired soldiers in cities and towns and subsidies for self-employment training of retired soldiers in cities and towns to ensure that retired soldiers in cities and towns receive one-time economic subsidies and training subsidies in full and on time."