I graduated from junior college in 2008, and now I am a correspondence undergraduate in Jimei University, and I will graduate next year. I want to take the on-the-job postgraduate exam. Am I qualified to report? How to apply for in-service graduate students when you are not working? On-the-job graduate students are a type of postgraduate education in the national plan, who work and study part-time in schools as on-the-job personnel.

On-the-job graduate students are divided into three types: independent examination, equivalent academic ability and on-the-job master's degree:

Candidates who take separate examinations should generally be limited to on-the-job personnel recommended by the employer for directional training or entrusted training. During the study period, the postgraduate students who take separate examinations will not change their registered permanent residence, personnel relationship or salary relationship, and the medical expenses will be borne by the candidates' original work units, and they will return to their original work units after graduation.

Applying for a master's degree with the same academic ability refers to taking a postgraduate course in a school with the right to confer a master's degree, passing the school qualification examination, being exempted from taking the exam, and paying tuition fees ranging from 20,000 yuan to 40,000 yuan. Complete all courses in 2-3 years. Apply for a master's degree and take two national examinations: foreign languages (English, French, German, Japanese and Russian), and major integration.

The learning methods of professional master's education are flexible, which can be roughly divided into two categories: on-the-job learning and full-time learning. The relatively simple way to distinguish is: the professional degree examination, which mainly focuses on studying in spare time, is usually held in June 65438+ 10 every year, which is called the "national joint examination for on-the-job personnel studying for master's degrees", or "joint examination" for short. After completing the course, the degree is still "undergraduate", but there is a professional master's degree; The professional master's degree of full-time students is held in the "National Unified Entrance Examination for Postgraduates" held at the beginning of each year. After graduation, the degree is "graduate", and the two cannot be confused. Full-time professional masters are academic education, while the previous GCT in-service masters are not academic education.