2023-10-12 20:30:52
Civil service recruitment
The joint recruitment for six civil service degree grades closed for registration last Friday. The government received a total of more than 20,000 applications, of which 12,500 applied for the position of Administrative Officer, which means an average of 250 people competed for one position. The Secretary for the Civil Service, Ms Josephine Yeung, said she was encouraged by the total number of applications this time and described the competition as fierce. She encouraged candidates to pay more attention to news and current affairs and develop systematic logical thinking skills.
There are a total of 306 positions in the 6 civil service degree grades recruited this time. Among them, the Executive Officer II (EOII) has the largest number of positions, with 220 people planned to be recruited, followed by the Administrative Officer (AO) with 50 people. Yeung He Bei-yin pointed out on social networking sites yesterday that the joint recruitment received about 20,900 applicants through online registration, an increase of about 38% compared with the total number of applications received last year. She described the competition as fierce. Among them, for the position of Administrative Affairs Officer (AO), about 12,500 applicants were received. applications, an increase of 34% compared with last year; for the position of Executive Officer II (EOII), approximately 18,400 applications were received, an increase of 36%.
Candidates are encouraged to pay more attention to news and current affairs in preparation for exams
She also said that she was encouraged by the total number of applications this time, which reflected that many people, including fresh graduates and third-year university students, were interested in joining the civil service grade to serve the people. Qualified applicants will be arranged to take part in the Joint Recruitment Examination (JRE) to be held in Hong Kong on December 2. Candidates who are studying or living in the Mainland and overseas will also take the JRE exam at one of the venues in eight cities outside Hong Kong (i.e. Beijing, Shanghai, London, San Francisco, New York, Toronto, Vancouver and Sydney) on the same day.
She pointed out that candidates should complete two questions in 3 hours, one in Chinese and one in English, and they should pay attention to the time allocation of answering questions to avoid losing sight of one. She also encouraged candidates to pay more attention to news and current affairs, deepen their understanding of public policies and international political and economic developments; and analyze more social phenomena. and reasons for policy implementation, exercise analytical and writing skills, and build systematic logical thinking skills.
The original article was published on AM730
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