Many courses in civil service examination and training institutions are dazzling. If candidates have experienced problems in provincial examinations and interviews before, there is no need to report for class training. The training fee is not a small sum. You can spend your money on the cutting edge. First of all, is it useful to report to the provincial examination class?

Do local civil servants need to apply for provincial examination classes?

The provincial civil service examination consists of written examination and interview, so the training is naturally divided into written examination and interview. Major training institutions will launch written test classes, interview classes and full-course classes according to the annual examination syllabus. First of all, all kinds of public audition classes exist in most luxurious training classes, so candidates can listen to public audition classes in advance when choosing training classes, and then make comparisons. After class, I will have a general understanding in my heart, and judge whether the training course is suitable for candidates by doing and solving problems.

The examination classification of provincial civil servants is generally divided into three categories: comprehensive management (Class A), professional technology (Class B) and administrative law enforcement (Class C). The content of the provincial civil service examination consists of two parts: written examination and interview. The written test includes line test and application. Different topics are tested in different categories, and some positions need to take professional subjects.

The management mode and teaching quality of each training institution are different, and the level of teachers is uneven. The style of the organization determines the way of thinking of teachers, and the teaching level of teachers determines the overall reputation of the organization. Even well-known large organizations have their own problems. If the candidate happens to choose a counseling institution that suits him, he can't take it lightly. Training institutions can only play an auxiliary role, and it is the candidates themselves who really decide success or failure.

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