When you come back as a soldier, there is a way out. Joining the army, transferring to a non-commissioned officer, entering a non-commissioned officer school, entering an officer school, and promoting your career are all opportunities for change.

With the reform of the army, the treatment of soldiers has also been greatly improved, and it will continue to rise. Now the treatment of petty officers is very different from before. Being a soldier and becoming a non-commissioned officer has become the pursuit of many families, especially for ordinary families, which has solved a major employment problem.

There are many advantages to attending the NCO school. It can not only have a college degree, but also master an excellent technology. After graduating from the NCO school, the salary will be 1~2 higher than that of a soldier in that year. It is not a big problem to serve the supreme leader (12 soldiers) with academic qualifications and skills, which just meets the government's resettlement conditions.

It is more difficult to enter a military school than to enter a non-commissioned officer school or to transfer conscripts to non-commissioned officers, mainly because there are more college students joining the army now, and the competition is particularly fierce. Being admitted to a military school will change. From soldiers to officers, whether it is from the development space of the army or returning to local employment, it is very superior.

In the army, there are two main types of promotion, one is the promotion of outstanding college students, and the other is the promotion of ordinary soldiers. Nowadays, a large number of college graduates join the army, so college graduates account for a large proportion in promoting cadres.

The advantages of being a soldier

First, you can develop good physical fitness; In the melting pot of the military camp, through the strict training of queues, physical fitness, tactics, fighting and other subjects. Can effectively stimulate explosive power and endurance; Can cultivate a masculine, agile and healthy temperament.

Second, I can meet and get to know a group of close comrades with deep feelings. The military camp is a big family, and everyone comes from all corners of the country. From strangers to eating, sleeping and on duty, through years of getting along, fighting and sharing weal and woe, we have cultivated a more iron war friendship than brothers.

Third, you can create rich life experiences. Through continuous study and exercise in the military camp, we can cultivate the ability to live independently and work hard, and cultivate the valuable qualities of gratitude and responsibility.