1, official website and Notice: Schools or admissions departments generally release relevant information and notices in official website. You can find relevant announcements and documents on the school's admissions website to learn about the time, conditions and procedures for collecting volunteers.
2. Admissions Hotline: Some schools will set up an enrollment hotline. You can call the hotline to consult the admissions department about the specific requirements and precautions for collecting volunteers.
3. Enrollment consultation activities: The school may organize enrollment consultation activities, such as enrollment presentations and campus open days. You can participate in these activities, communicate directly with the admissions teacher, and get relevant information about volunteering.
4. Online inquiry platform: Education departments in some regions or provinces will have online inquiry platforms, which can inquire about the information and regulations for soliciting volunteers. These platforms usually provide relevant policy documents and frequently asked questions to help students and parents understand and fill in the process of soliciting volunteers.
5. Media reports and announcements: Sometimes, schools and education departments will release information about soliciting volunteers through the media or announcements. You can pay attention to news reports, school newspapers, official WeChat official accounts and other channels to obtain relevant information in time.
Fill in voluntary preventive measures
Understand the enrollment policy: before filling in the volunteer, read the enrollment policy and relevant notices carefully to understand the conditions, requirements and processes of school admission. Determine the order of volunteering: according to your own interests, professional needs and achievements, reasonably determine the order of volunteering. You can weigh your choice according to the ranking, major setting and employment situation of your favorite school.
Multi-party consultation and consideration: consult and communicate with teachers, parents and seniors and listen to their suggestions and opinions, but the final decision should be based on your own interests and goals. Confirm the admission scores: know the admission scores of various universities and majors, and know whether your scores meet the requirements of volunteering. Leave a way out: try to set up multiple volunteers and make flexible arrangements to increase the chances of admission. At the same time, consider some alternative volunteers in case they fail the exam.