I can answer your question. I'm a sci-tech novelty inspector in the Provincial Information Institute. The nature of the work is a professional and technical post, and there is almost no difficulty in the work. You can do it after graduation. The treatment depends on how the unit charges and the amount of reports received, but now it has been reformed into a public welfare institution, and it is not allowed to charge, which has become a dead salary, only more than 2,000 a month, without any subsidies. Even with a professional title, the salary will not increase much. If you can charge, say it separately.