Simply put, after graduation, you may go to be a non-commissioned officer, and this is a new policy after the reform of the non-commissioned officer system. The non-commissioned officer class is relative to the non-commissioned officer school, which trains non-commissioned officers.
Non-commissioned officers, that is, "professional soldiers", are higher than soldiers (ordinary soldiers). In our country, non-commissioned officers are generally selected from the soldiers who have completed their service, but also from outside the army directly recruited citizens with professional skills to become non-commissioned officers. Non-commissioned officers do not belong to the cadre sequence, do not wear seniority badge.
There are two types of non-commissioned officers, one is a professional non-commissioned officer and the other is a non-professional non-commissioned officer.
Non-commissioned officers: senior non-commissioned officers (six non-commissioned officers (a flower of three rough拐), five non-commissioned officers (a flower of two rough拐一细拐)); intermediate non-commissioned officers (four non-commissioned officers (a flower of two rough拐)、three non-commissioned officers (a flower of one rough拐一细拐))；primary non-commissioned officers (second class non-commissioned officers (a flower of two thin拐)、primary non-commissioned officers (a flower of a fine拐))
One, two sergeants three years; three, four sergeants four years; five sergeants is five years, enjoying the treatment of battalion; six sergeants is nine years, enjoying the treatment of deputy regiment.
Expanded Information
Enrollment Methods
The recruitment of non-commissioned officers takes the form of voluntary enrollment, fresh graduates with certificates issued by the school registration management department, to the school's location of the military service organs to enroll; graduates of the previous year with a certificate of graduation, to the registration of the registration of the county where the registration of the county (city, district) conscription office to enroll, and to receive and fill in the "application form".
Fresh graduates who can't get their graduation certificates at the time of enrollment can go to the academic records management department of their higher education institutions to get a certificate of academic qualifications.
Before going through the enlistment procedures, the enlisted non-commissioned officers should sign the "Agreement on Direct Recruitment of Non-Commissioned Officers from Graduates of General Colleges of Higher Education" with the people's conscription office at the county level to indicate that they agree to be enlisted and serve as non-commissioned officers on active duty and are willing to fulfill the corresponding obligations and enjoy the relevant rights and entitlements.
Treatment
One, recruited as a non-commissioned officer after enlistment, and the non-commissioned officers selected from the conscripts to enjoy the same treatment, the period of active service to enjoy the basic salary, allowances and subsidies, pension, living allowances and other treatment, as well as family visits, insurance, housing, medical treatment and other treatment.
Second, the non-commissioned officers can not enjoy the conscripts preferential treatment.
Third, senior non-commissioned officers (fifth- and sixth-ranking non-commissioned officers), with the approval of the organization, their families and minor children, children without the ability to live independently can accompany the military. Their housing, family placement, childcare and schooling treatment, fifth-grade sergeants and their families with the military battalion officers, sixth-grade sergeants and their families with the military regiment officers are the same.
Four, according to the current policy, non-commissioned officers can apply for military school after active service, but the age must be less than 22 years old (ethnic minorities can be relaxed by one year, the deadline for January 1 of that year), and the time of active service in more than two years than three years.
Fifth, non-commissioned officers can enjoy two types of leave, respectively, family leave (visiting parents or spouse) and vacation, which is limited to senior non-commissioned officers to enjoy. The period of family visit is determined according to the length of service and marital status, and lasts from 20 to 40 days (excluding travel time). First-class non-commissioned officers are entitled to two periods of family visit within their service period, and second-class non-commissioned officers and above are entitled to one period per year.
VI. After arriving at the army, they can participate in the local professional skills examination without affecting their own job positions.
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