College students want to enter the State Grid, these five conditions must be met, and see if you are qualified?
As we all know, State Grid is a state-owned enterprise, and its employees are particularly well paid, with stable jobs and some welfare measures. Many people want to enter the State Grid, but they need to take relevant exams and pass a series of assessments before they can successfully apply for the job. If you participate in social recruitment, you also need a certain number of years of working experience, and the competition is fierce. If it is a college graduate who takes the recruitment examination, the advantages are still relatively obvious, but 5 conditions must be met. See if you are qualified?
- Satisfy the status of fresh graduates
State Grid has "special care" for the freshmen. Freshmen can take the campus recruitment examination without work experience. Therefore, college students must make good use of the identity of freshmen and strive to be admitted once. If you don’t participate or pass the entrance exam in the year of graduation, you can only participate in social recruitment in the future. Most positions require work experience, and the competition is fierce.
- There are age restrictions
Is it enough to meet the status of a fresh graduate? In fact, there is still an age limit. Vocational college students should be within 22 years old, undergraduate students should be within 25 years old, master's degree should be 28 years old, and doctoral degree should be 33 years old. However, for urgently needed positions in some units, the age of masters and doctorates can be appropriately relaxed. Therefore, some older graduates may still not be able to take the exam.
- No bad records
As a state-owned enterprise, State Grid has strict requirements on employees. Employees must abide by the law, have good morals, agree with the core values of the company, and be dedicated to their jobs. In addition, it is also specially required that there should be no record of crimes and violations of school rules and regulations. You may not be able to enroll if you have been demerited while in school.
- Qualified physical examination
As a power company, State Grid has certain requirements for the physical quality of its employees. Graduates need to go to a hospital with relevant qualifications for a medical examination. Only after passing the medical examination can they be employed. In fact, this is similar to the physical examination of many companies. College students are generally in good physical condition and do not have some special diseases.
- Professional counterparts
This is especially important for college students. Because the major that State Grid recruits the most is electrical engineering, and junior college students can also apply. If you study this type of major in college, the advantages are obvious and it is easier to be hired. In addition, other majors are also recruited, but the number is relatively small, and they all require a bachelor's degree or above, so junior college students have no chance to apply. There are also some admission places for the two majors of electronic information and finance and accounting. College students can take a look. In addition, there are fewer recruits for law, management and other majors, and the competition is fiercer.
If you meet the above five conditions, you can sign up, otherwise you are useless even if you are a 985 graduate. College students who want to take the National Grid exam must seize the opportunity and work hard to prepare for the exam, and I believe they will be successfully hired.