1. Regular volunteers are approved in advance by ordinary undergraduates: from 8: 00 on June 30th to July 2nd 18, and volunteers will be collected at 8: 00 on July 5th.
From July 15 to July 18.
2. High-level sports teams, high-level art troupes and rural special volunteers in colleges and universities: local rural special regular volunteers in July.
From 8: 00 on the 3rd to 5 July 18: 00.
3. Ordinary undergraduate students approve regular volunteers: July 8th, 8:00-July 2nd 18, and July 30th, 8: 00 1 collection month.
It started on July 3rd/day18th, and the second call for volunteers began at 8: 00 on August 5th, and ended on August 5th18th.
4. Ordinary higher vocational colleges (specialties) approve regular volunteers: from 8: 00 on August 6th to 8 18, the first 1 collection month will start from 8: 00 on August 6th to 5 18, and the second collection will start at 8: 00 on August 8th.
Matters needing attention in voluntary service
1, research schools and majors: Before volunteering, it is important to fully understand the situation of each school and major. You can consult university official website, school rankings, professional introduction and other information, understand the school's school-running characteristics, professional settings, teaching staff and other aspects, and match your own interests and career planning.
2. Set reasonable goals: Set reasonable volunteer goals according to your actual situation. We should comprehensively consider our own interests, specialties, academic level, college entrance examination results and other factors, and choose the appropriate university and professional scope. Avoid blindly pursuing rankings and ignoring their own development needs.
3. Pay attention to the scope and score line of school choice: reasonably determine the scope of school choice according to your college entrance examination scores, admission scores and schools and majors that you volunteer to fill in. You need to comprehensively consider your own scores, the order of volunteering, and the admission situation of the school in order to maximize the chances of being admitted.
4. Understanding of special majors and enrollment policies: Some majors have special requirements for students, such as stylistics and art majors, and may need to take corresponding exams or interviews. Understand the enrollment policies of various schools, understand preferential policies, scholarships, academic competitions and other bonus items, and provide relevant materials in a targeted manner.
5. Fill in the order and alternative plan: According to the individual's inclination to the school and major, reasonably arrange the order of volunteering. First, put the schools and majors you want to go to well, make an alternative plan, and leave some spare choices for emergencies.
6. Consultation and suggestions: Seek opinions and suggestions from teachers, seniors and professional consultants as much as possible. They can provide practical experience and opinions from schools and majors, and can also evaluate and guide their personal situation, which is helpful to make more informed decisions.
7. Fill in and check the information carefully: When filling in the volunteers, you must carefully fill in and check the personal information and volunteer order. Ensure that all data and information are accurate, so as to avoid mistakes caused by negligence.