How do overseas students participate in domestic school recruitment?

Overseas students who participate in domestic school recruitment must first make a resume, and then understand the requirements of each company before submitting it.

In fact, there is no need to worry, because broadly speaking, even if it is the autumn or winter of the second year when you return to your country, you can still participate in the school recruitment of this year, or even go out for a gap year and come back. You can still participate in the next year's school recruitment. Because the concept of fresh graduates is originally aimed at domestic graduates.

The key material to prove that you are a "fresh graduate" is often not the graduation date written on the graduates' certificate, but when you go to work, the school employment office or the local talent management center will The "Registration Certificate" or "Dispatch Certificate" issued for you is a proof that the domestic school or employment management center sent you from the school to the company. From the company's perspective, it treats you as a "fresh graduate". student’s identity certificate.

For international students studying abroad, after returning to China, you can go to the Ministry of Education’s Study Abroad Service Center to issue employment registration and settlement procedures for you. In this way, in terms of materials and relevant regulations, you will be equivalent to graduating in the same year. of domestic fresh graduates. In order to encourage returnees to return to the country for employment and entrepreneurship, and also taking into account the different graduation times abroad, the country has relaxed the period for returning to the country to complete the employment reporting procedures to two years, so there is no need to worry about returning to the country and only social recruitment. After completing the employment registration procedures, the same You can enjoy campus recruitment benefits.

International students:

International students refer to students who study abroad outside their home country. The term "foreign students" originated from the cultural exchanges between China and Japan during the Tang Dynasty in China. It means Japanese students who stayed in China to study after the envoys sent to the Tang Dynasty returned to China. Now it generally refers to students who stay abroad to study or research.

Data from the Ministry of Education show that in 2015, the total number of Chinese students studying abroad was 523,700, and 409,100 returned home, an increase of 12.1% from the previous year. In the 37 years from 1978 to the end of 2015, a total of 4.0421 million international students went abroad, and 79.87% returned to China after graduation.

International students refer to students who are studying or have studied abroad. The word "abroad student" was coined by the Japanese using Chinese characters. During the Tang Dynasty, the Japanese government sent Tang envoys to China many times in order to absorb China's advanced culture. The mission to the Tang Dynasty was a diplomatic envoy and could not stay in China for too long, so it was difficult to better absorb China's advanced culture. Therefore, starting from the second dispatch of envoys to the Tang Dynasty, the Japanese government sent both "foreign students" and "returning students".

The so-called "foreign students" are students who stayed in China to study after the envoys sent to Tang Dynasty returned to China, while "returning students" returned to China when the envoys sent to Tang Dynasty returned to China. Later, the word "foreign student" has been used continuously, and its meaning has also changed and developed: all students who stay in foreign countries to study or research are called "foreign students".