Applicants log on to the designated registration website and truthfully fill in and submit relevant personal information. If the applicant logs in and fills in the registration information several times before the preliminary qualification examination, the last filling will automatically replace the previous filling information. After the recruitment unit has passed the preliminary examination, the registration qualification cannot be changed.
In the examination of public institutions, the time when the personnel department of each employer entrusts the personnel examination center affiliated to the personnel department of a province or prefecture-level city to conduct the open recruitment examination varies from place to place, and the registration conditions are different according to the job requirements of different institutions. The application conditions are subject to the application conditions or requirements in the recruitment announcement of public institutions.
Institutions are institutions established by the state with certain public welfare nature, but they do not belong to government agencies, and civil servants are government agencies. Under normal circumstances, institutions are mainly engaged in medical, educational and cultural work. Institutions do not take profit as their main purpose, which is very different from enterprises.
Classification of institutions:
Institutions mainly include party and government organs at all levels, education, culture, health, press and publication, sports, environmental monitoring and urban construction. In addition, there are some affiliated institutions and legal service offices. There are three main types of public institutions: public welfare, quasi-public welfare and business.
The organizational management system of public institutions has typical planning characteristics. All kinds of public institutions are public institutions, and their assets are state-owned. The government decides the establishment, cancellation and establishment of public institutions, and directly organizes and manages the activities of public institutions. Institutions and state organs are both institutions, and sometimes they need to be properly distinguished for specific purposes.
In any case, the essence of public institutions is to provide public services. Before and after the economic system reform, public institutions all refer to the specialized institutions created by the government to provide education, scientific research, culture and health services. Although laws and regulations in different periods have different definitions, there is no substantive difference.
The above content comes from the civil service examination network.