The public recruitment classification examination of public institutions mainly tests the basic ability and comprehensive application ability required for the job. Based on the different requirements for the ability and quality of people in different recruitment positions, the written examination for the classification of posts in public institutions is divided into five categories.
1. Comprehensive management (Category A).
It is mainly applicable to the positions in public institutions that are mainly administrative, transactional and business management.
2. Social Science Expertise (Category B).
It is mainly applicable to professional and technical positions in the humanities and social sciences of public institutions.
Economics, Journalism, Lawyers, Publishing Editors, Journalists, Translators, Notaries, Librarians (Books, Museums, Archives), Accountants, General Social Science Researchers, Sports Coaches, Radio and Television Broadcasting, Arts and Crafts, Art Majors (Screenwriters, Composers, Directors, Performers, Conductors, Fine Arts, Stage Arts);
3. Natural Science Expertise (Category C).
It is mainly applicable to professional and technical positions in natural sciences in public institutions.
Engineering, agricultural technology (agronomy, animal husbandry, veterinary), statistics, shipbuilding, civil aviation flight, customs officer, experimenter, technical school teacher, general natural science research personnel;
4. Primary and Secondary School Teachers (Category D).
It is mainly suitable for teaching positions in primary and secondary schools and technical secondary schools.
Primary school (early childhood education) teachers, secondary school teachers, and secondary specialized school teachers;
5. Medical and health care (Category E).
It is mainly suitable for professional and technical positions in medical and health institutions.
Physicians, pharmacists, and technicians, college teachers and researchers are included in the social sciences and natural sciences respectively according to the positions and majors reported, and all candidates must take the two examinations of the corresponding categories.
These five categories cover the abilities and knowledge required for each position in public institutions, and you can choose the corresponding examination category according to the position you are applying for when taking the exam.