Direct recruitment of non-commissioned officers is aimed at those who have certain professional advantages, usually college or undergraduate graduates.

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What is a petty officer?

A: Non-commissioned officers are an important part of our army compared with officers and conscripts. Refers to the soldiers who are selected from the conscripts who have completed active service and volunteered for military service, or soldiers who are directly recruited from citizens with professional skills in non-military departments and awarded the corresponding ranks. According to the nature of work, it is divided into professional and non-professional technical non-commissioned officers.

2. How is the rank of non-commissioned officers in our army divided?

A: Non-commissioned officers are divided into three levels (primary, intermediate and advanced) and six levels (levels one to six). The first and second-class noncommissioned officers are junior noncommissioned officers, the third and fourth-class noncommissioned officers are intermediate noncommissioned officers, and the fifth and sixth-class noncommissioned officers are senior noncommissioned officers.

3. How is the service period of non-commissioned officers stipulated?

A: Non-commissioned officers are in active service by stages. The first and second phases are three years each, the third and fourth phases are four years each, the fifth phase is five years, and the sixth phase is more than nine years.

4. What are the majors that recruit non-commissioned officers in our province this year?

A: It is divided into two services: the air force and the army. Recruit automobile application technology, navigation technology, marine engineering technology, building decoration engineering technology, power system automation technology, heating, ventilation and air conditioning engineering technology, mechanical design and manufacturing, automation, computer, electronic information, communication, computer application technology, radio technology, communication technology, mobile communication technology, computer communication, communication network and equipment, accounting, etc.

5. What is the target of the petty officer?

Answer: Male college graduates who are not over 24 years old (as of August, 2008 1) and have obtained a diploma recognized by the state should also obtain a vocational qualification certificate issued by the state for the major that has carried out vocational skill appraisal. Mainly fresh graduates, and previous students can also.

6. How do I sign up as a noncommissioned officer?

A: Non-commissioned officers volunteered. Fresh graduates shall register with the military service organ where the school is located with the certificate issued by the school registration management department. Previous graduates hold graduation certificates and go to the counties (cities, districts) where the household registration is located to enroll, receive and fill in the registration form.

7. What are the requirements for physical condition?

Answer: The basic condition is that the height 162cm or more and the weight does not exceed 20% of the standard weight [standard weight = (height-1 10) kg], and other physical conditions are the same as those of conscripts.

8. What does the political review want?

A: Political censorship is mainly organized and implemented by the public security department, which mainly examines age, actual performance, religious belief, and political status of major family members and major social relations.

9. What should be examined in professional certification?

A: Professional accreditation is mainly organized and implemented by education departments and universities, which mainly examines academic qualifications, qualification certificates and student status files.

10, what if I can't get my diploma on time?

A: This year's fresh graduates can't get a diploma when they register, but they can issue academic certificates to the student status management department of their university.

1 1. When is the specific time to recruit non-commissioned officers this year?

A: The overall arrangement for the recruitment of non-commissioned officers this year is: complete the registration before the end of May, organize physical examination, political examination and professional examination in June, sign an agreement and go through the enlistment formalities before the end of July, and be approved to enlist in August 1. In principle, arrive at the army before August 10.

12, what agreement should the petty officer sign?

A: Before going through the enlistment formalities, I should recruit non-commissioned officers and sign the Agreement on Recruiting Non-commissioned Officers Directly from Graduates of Ordinary Colleges and Universities with the Recruitment Office of the People's Government at the county level, indicating that I agree to recruit and serve as an active non-commissioned officer, and I am willing to fulfill the corresponding obligations and enjoy the relevant rights and interests.

13. what is the rank after being recruited as a non-commissioned officer?

Answer: ① College graduates from higher vocational and technical schools (colleges) or those who have been engaged in professional work for less than 1 year after graduation are appointed as the fourth rank of first-class noncommissioned officers. (2) Undergraduate graduates from higher vocational and technical schools (colleges) or those who have been engaged in their professional work for less than 1 year after graduation are appointed as first-class non-commissioned officers. The time for issuing the appointment order is 65438+ February of that year 1.

14. What position may you be engaged in after being hired?

A: After enlisting in the army, I generally engage in work corresponding to or similar to my major according to the post requirements of the service troops and my own wishes.

15, how many years can you work after enlisting? How many years at least?

A: If the position requires and the major is outstanding, it should be said that you can work until retirement. In general, you must serve at least until the last sergeant's service life. For example, when you were recruited, you were appointed as a first-class master sergeant, and you must serve the second period before you can retire from active service.

16, can I quit the agreement halfway?

A: Under normal circumstances, once you are hired as a non-commissioned officer, you must serve the prescribed number of years. Under special circumstances, with the approval of units above the corps level, they may be discharged from active service ahead of schedule.

17. What are the penalties for violating the agreement?

A: Those who are unwilling to continue to serve in the army because of ideological problems after being recruited will be punished according to the Regulations on Conscription and relevant regulations, and will be fined according to the seriousness of the case, and they will not be promoted to professional titles within five years.

18. What are the preferential policies after enlisting?

Answer: After being approved for enlistment as a noncommissioned officer, their family members will cancel their registered residence at the household registration authority where their permanent residence is located with the notice of enlistment, and enjoy the treatment of their dependents.

19, what's the treatment like as a petty officer?

A: After joining the army, non-commissioned officers should enjoy the same treatment as those selected from among conscripts. During their active service, they should enjoy basic wages, allowances, pensions, living allowances and other benefits, as well as family visits, insurance, housing and medical care.

20. What is the salary of a petty officer?

Answer: The salary of first-class and fourth-class officers is about 1.400 yuan, and that of second-class and first-class officers is about 1.800 yuan, which increases year by year according to the length of service.

2 1. Can I enjoy the preferential payment for local conscripts during my service?

A: The so-called preferential payment for conscripts refers to a preferential payment given by the local government to active duty conscripts. Because conscripts receive allowances in the army and non-commissioned officers receive wages, non-commissioned officers cannot enjoy this treatment.

22. Can the families of non-commissioned officers join the army?

A: After the senior noncommissioned officers (level 5 and level 6 noncommissioned officers) are approved by the organization, their families, minor children and children without independent living ability can join the army. Their housing, family placement, and children's enrollment in kindergartens and other treatments, five-level non-commissioned officers and battalion-level officers have family members, and six-level non-commissioned officers and regimental officers have family members.

23. What are the rules for resettlement after the expiration of service?

A: After the expiration of service, resettlement is divided into demobilization and job transfer. Those who retire from active service after completing the third period of service will be resettled.

Those who meet the requirements of changing jobs and are discharged from active service through changing jobs shall be resettled by the county (city, district) where their permanent residence is located before enrollment or the people's government at the next higher level, or by the people's government of the county (city, district) where their parents, spouses or spouses' parents have permanent residence.

Those who meet the requirements for changing jobs and retiring from the army shall be received by the county (city, district) where their permanent residence is located before enlistment or the people's government at the next higher level, or by the people's government of the county (city, district) where their parents, spouses or spouses' parents have permanent residence.

For other reasons, the people's government of the county (city, district) where the permanent residence is located before enlistment cannot be discharged from active service.

24. Can I take the military school after being recruited as a non-commissioned officer?

A: According to the current policy, non-commissioned officers can apply for military schools after serving in active service, but they must be under the age of 22 (ethnic minorities can relax for one year, and the deadline is 65438+ 10/), and their active service time is more than two years and less than three years.

25. What are the military regulations on the marriage and love of non-commissioned officers?

A: Soldiers should abide by the marriage law and social morality. In principle, non-commissioned officers are not allowed to find someone to get married in the army station, but non-commissioned officers who are orphans, disabled, over 30 years old and other special circumstances can find someone in the station with the approval of political organs at or above the corps level.

26. Can non-commissioned officers work part-time locally during their service?

A: Soldiers are a special profession, and they cannot work part-time in local areas during their active service.

27. Do noncommissioned officers have holidays during their service?

A: There are two kinds of holidays that non-commissioned officers can enjoy: family leave (visiting parents or spouses) and vacation, of which vacation can only be enjoyed by senior non-commissioned officers. During the period of visiting relatives, according to the length of service and marital status, the time is 20 to 40 days (excluding business trip time), and the first-class noncommissioned officers enjoy home leave twice during their service, and the second-class noncommissioned officers enjoy 1 time every year.

28. Can I still take the local professional skills examination after I arrive in the army?

A: On the premise of not affecting the work, you can take the local professional skills examination.

29. Can you stock, do business and surf the Internet in the army?

A: The army is an armed group that carries out special political tasks and has special disciplinary regulations. Servicemen are not allowed to trade stocks, do business, or surf the Internet in local Internet cafes. They must apply for Internet access at home first, and then go to the local area for Internet access formalities after the approval of the organization. Their military status cannot be exposed.

30. Who should I consult if I encounter other questions I don't understand?

Answer: You can consult the conscription office of the local county-level people's government or the department in charge of student affairs in colleges and universities, or you can consult the conscription office of the provincial and municipal people's governments.