Generally speaking, the application for township civil servants is about the actual content of the grassroots. When applying for township organs, users will express their in-depth and comprehensive understanding of the area in their answers to the application. Candidates can thoroughly study the application questions over the years and explore the propositional rules of such papers, among which townships do not take the composition test.

In addition, candidates who apply for posts such as township organs should exercise their reading comprehension, executive ability, mass work ability and applied writing ability, pay attention to local news, and candidates who apply for organs at or above the county level should pay attention to comprehensive analysis ability and composition practice, and pay attention to the understanding of national macro policies.

The basic knowledge examination of villages and towns mainly examines the mastery of the principles and policies of the party and the state in rural areas and the comprehensive knowledge of village administration. Comprehensive knowledge mainly tests the basic ability of administrative work and the relevant knowledge of grass-roots work such as agricultural development, rural policy, enterprise management and community building.

Extended data:

What are the similarities and differences between the application of township volumes and the application of volumes above the county level? (Take Guangdong Province as an example)

1. Type and quantity of questions

Judging from the types of questions, the county-level questions are relatively simple, with 2 questions at the county level and 3 questions at the township level; Judging from the number of questions, the number of questions at the county level is relatively less than that at the township level. 3 at the county level and 5 at the township level. However, as a county-level policy paper, the number of words is limited to 800 to 1000, which makes the overall answering time basically equal to that of township-level papers.

2. The difficulty of the test questions

By comparing and analyzing the angle, quantity and answering requirements of county-level and township-level questions, it is concluded that the difficulty coefficient of county-level questions is still slightly lower than that of township-level questions.

3. given materials

As far as the materials given in the test paper are concerned, there are three more test papers at the county level than at the township level, and the number of words given at the county level is more than at the township level 194 1 word. The reading volume of a given material at the county level is still relatively large, and its reading time will be relatively long.