Hanoi will "close the door" on part-time degrees
"Run" to take the civil service exam and pass
Right after the "shocking" statements of the Chairman of the Hanoi Party Committee's Inspection Committee at the meeting on December 7 of the City People's Council about the capital's civil servant recruitment exam.Director of Hanoi Department of Home Affairs Tran Huy Sang also "revealed" that Hanoi is planning to train future civil servants, in which candidates must graduate from a regular university.
"Run" to take the civil service exam and pass
At the working session on the morning of December 7 of the Hanoi People's Council, with the content of reviewing and approving the Resolution on the total administrative and career staff of Hanoi in 2013, Mr. Tran Trong Duc - Chairman of the Hanoi Party Committee's Inspection Committee made the hall silent with his frank statements about the negative aspects in Hanoi's civil service examination.
Part-time study - Illustration photo
Mr. Duc informed: “There are candidates who do not make a single mistake in their answers, with a maximum score of 100%; In some units, you have to run to take the exam, run to pass, people say that under 100 million, you cannot pass the civil service exam. I would like to inform you that the Head of the Internal Affairs Department of the districts is the focal point for receiving applications and receiving money from candidates…”.
Assessing the capacity of civil servants in his unit, Mr. Duc said, there are
About 30% of civil servants do their jobs well, 35% of civil servants are good and average; the rest are not confident when assigned work. Mr. Duc said that this is a "historical existence" when up to 20-30% of civil servants are receiving state salaries but cannot meet the work assigned by the state.
Previously, a number of newspapers had published a series of articles reflecting the negative aspects of the 2011 Hanoi civil service recruitment exam (held in February 2012). However, in the response letter, the Hanoi Department of Home Affairs stated: “In recent years, Hanoi has always been a unit that has done a good job in recruitment… and other provinces and cities in the country have come to learn from its experience.”
Capital civil servants must have a formal degree
In response to the opinion of the City People's Council delegates on the quality and effectiveness of the work of a part of the capital's civil servants today, Director of the Department of Home Affairs Tran Huy Sang said that there are many reasons, including the "existence of history".
According to Mr. Sang, in recent years, the number of newly recruited civil servants is very small compared to the total number of civil servants working in the capital's agencies and departments. Mr. Sang admitted that through evaluation, it was shown that a number of civil servants have not met the job requirements. However, every year the city has professional and political training courses to improve the quality of civil servants.
“In addition, in addition to installing surveillance cameras to monitor the entire performance of duties of civil servants at the one-stop department, the Propaganda Department and the Department of Home Affairs will implement the collection of evaluation votes from people and businesses with departments, communes and wards to be able to clearly indicate which places and which officials do not complete their tasks,” said Mr. Sang.
The Director of the Department of Home Affairs “revealed” that the City People’s Committee has planned to organize training for source cadres. In 2013, a class with 500 students will be opened and in 2014, a class with the same number of students will be continued. The input of the above training classes are candidates who have graduated from regular, concentrated universities with good degrees or higher. After being recruited, the students will be trained in state management knowledge and situation handling skills for 18-24 months, then sent to communes and wards to work. “After 5 years, they will be a quality source to replace retired civil servants,” said the Director of the Department of Home Affairs.
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