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UPDATED: November 19, 2013 NO. 47 NOVEMBER 21, 2013
PLA Recruitment
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According to a statement made by the People's Liberation Army on November 10, more 100,000 online job applications were received, most from people holding bachelor's degrees or above, for civilian posts during their recent recruitment drive lasting from October 22 to November 5.

One out of 38 candidates will be recruited, the General Political Department of the Chinese People's Liberation Army said, with examinations to be held on December 15.

This is the PLA's first unified recruitment of personnel from the public, a move to attract talent and improve employment transparency.

The army civilian posts cover professional and technical stations, including teaching, scientific research, engineering, health, culture, sports and libraries, as well as non-professional posts such as management and logistics services.



 
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