The registration time for public institutions is usually in the spring or autumn of each year.

Every year, public institutions in various places recruit relevant positions, and the registration time will also vary.

Generally speaking, the recruitment time of public institutions is relatively stable and is often carried out in the spring or autumn of each year.

The specific registration time will vary according to local conditions.

It should be noted that the registration time for different positions may be different. Before registration, you need to read the recruitment announcement carefully to determine the specific registration time.

In addition, due to the impact of the epidemic, many public institutions have chosen to register online in recent years, and examinations have gradually adopted online remote supervision.

This also makes the registration time more flexible. Most institutions will publish recruitment announcements about one month in advance, and announce the registration time, registration channel and other relevant information. Applicants can complete the registration and submit materials within the specified time according to the announcement requirements.

The meaning of public institutions: Public institutions refer to legal persons that are solely state-owned or controlled by state agencies, social groups, public welfare foundations, public education, culture, health, sports and other departments or units to provide public services

A service organization whose main purpose is to serve and provide basic public products to society and individuals.

Compared with enterprise units, public institutions are not for profit, and their economic activities are mainly supported by government financial allocations.

Public institutions exist mainly to serve society, meet public needs, and protect the basic rights of citizens.

Usually, the services provided by public institutions involve many fields, such as education, culture, health, public transportation, etc., and their responsibilities cover the entire social production and life fields.

The service scope of public institutions is wide, usually including public facilities and infrastructure construction, culture, education and scientific research, environmental protection, social security, etc.