1. Education requirements: Generally, at least a bachelor's degree is required, and higher education may be required in some regions or specific positions. This may include a degree in law, criminology, sociology or related fields.
2. Age requirements: Age requirements vary according to regions and specific positions. Generally speaking, applicants need to reach a certain age, usually 18 or 2 1 year.
3. Physical condition: Due to the nature of the bailiff's work, it is necessary to have good physical quality. This includes good health, good eyesight and normal hearing. Some positions may also require height and weight.
4. Background check: Applicants need to pass a background check to confirm that they have no criminal record. This usually includes checking criminal records, credit records and past work records.
5. Interview: In most cases, candidates need to show their communication skills, ability to cope with pressure and understanding of their responsibilities and roles through interviews.
6. Training: Once hired, bailiffs usually need to receive professional training for a period of time to familiarize themselves with the new responsibilities and working environment.