I. Procedures
1. Take the admission notice and go to the newspaper office specially prepared for freshmen to get the registration form. Although the admission notice of each university is different, it is essentially the same.
2. Provide relevant materials one by one according to the requirements of the registration form. It mainly includes ID card, photo of ID card, proof of household registration transfer, and letter of introduction of the relationship between the party or the league organization.
The proof of household registration transfer must be handled at the police station in the new student's hometown in advance. Be sure to pay attention to the dress code when taking ID photos and consult the photographer in the studio.
3. If students from poor families want to apply for financial aid, they need to provide supplementary materials such as the Questionnaire on College Students and Their Families. These universities have standard format files suitable for you.
4. After the above preparations are completed, those who have registered online will start to apply for campus cards. If you are not registered, you will pay for registration on the spot and then apply for a campus card. Some universities provide other green channels for poor students.
Second, life.
1. First of all, many universities will contact you in advance to ask about the transportation mode to the school and the site you want to go to. Generally, there will be a special car to pick you up, and you will see many seniors and sisters waiting for you at the exit of the site with university signs.
2. After registration, it is generally to tidy up your dormitory and get to know your best friends in the university in the next few years-a little bit. If there is a shortage of daily necessities, you can buy them around the school. Generally, seniors in supermarkets or schools will sell them in schools.
3. After finishing, you might as well get familiar with the environment, canteen, teaching building and so on with your parents or roommates. Haha, you can also have a rest in the dormitory first.
Usually in the evening, your monitor will lead your class to play games on the playground and get to know each other. Everyone should communicate with each other bravely.
Generally, the monitor will lead everyone to get familiar with the overall environment of the school the next day, which is a good opportunity for the whole class to play together.
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Educational requirements:
Most social work positions require candidates to have relevant bachelor's or master's degrees, usually in social work, sociology, psychology and other related fields.
Professional background:
Usually, the applicant's degree is related to the field of social work, or requires relevant social work experience.
Work experience:
Some social work posts may require candidates to have some practical experience in social work, especially senior posts or posts in specific fields.
Professional qualification certification:
In some fields, social workers may need to hold specific professional qualifications for social workers, such as social worker qualification certificates.
Language requirements:
If the language used in the position is not the native language of the candidate, it may be necessary to provide corresponding language proficiency certificates, such as IELTS or TOEFL scores in English.
Interviews and exams:
In some cases, candidates may need to attend interviews or exams to assess their professional knowledge, skills and adaptability.