Student files refer to various forms of historical records, such as words and tables, formed in the student management activities in our school, which record and reflect students' personal experiences, moral achievements, study and work performance, and are kept in a centralized way for students' future reference.
The archives of graduates' school status refer to the archives of college students who passed the national unified examination and were admitted. It records the results of college entrance examination, academic performance at school, family status, performance during school and rewards and punishments in the form of written materials.
Graduates' personnel files are converted from student status files, which means that after graduation, graduates' transcripts are put into their student status files, and then the files are transferred by the school to the personnel department of the graduate employment unit or the entrusted talent exchange institution.
At this time, the student status file officially becomes a personnel file, which can only be realized after the graduates sign an employment agreement with the employer or the entrusted talent exchange institution, perform the relevant graduation procedures and obtain the registration card.
Expand the use of data files:
Archives is the abbreviation of a person's life track, is very important information for employers to understand a person's situation, and is also an important part of a person's political career, which cannot be underestimated or ignored.
As long as a person needs to work and live, it is inseparable from dealing with some units and departments in society. Establishing personal files is not only the need of work, but also the need of society, and it is an important means for units or enterprises to understand a person.
People who don't have files are certainly not convenient for units or enterprises to understand you, which is definitely unfavorable to individuals.
References:
Baidu encyclopedia-archives management
References:
Baidu encyclopedia-graduates' files