Can volunteers majoring in agriculture and forestry engage in agricultural technology and what service answers?

Volunteers majoring in agriculture and forestry can engage in agricultural technology and medical services.

introduction to the western plan:

The plan of college students' voluntary service to the west was implemented by the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League and the Ministry of Education according to the requirements of the the State Council executive meeting, the Notice of the General Office of the State Council on Doing a Good Job in the Employment of College Graduates in 23 and the spirit of the 23 National Video Conference on the Employment of College Graduates, and the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security gave relevant policies and financial support.

The plan has been implemented since 23. According to the methods of open recruitment, voluntary registration, organizational selection and centralized dispatch, a certain number of fresh graduates or graduate students from ordinary colleges and universities are recruited every year to provide voluntary services such as education, health, agricultural technology and poverty alleviation at the grassroots level in the west for one to three years.

according to the relevant regulations of the state, since 29, the corresponding tuition fees and student loans have been compensated for graduates who have participated in the western plan and have served in rural grassroots units below the county level in the western region for three years.

those who sign a contract for the first time for one year and then extend the service period to three years will not enjoy the tuition and student loan compensation policy. Specifically, the newly selected volunteers who meet the requirements shall apply to the student management assistance center of their graduate university and other relevant institutions.

service contents of the western plan:

1. Teaching

Volunteers in this special action are mainly engaged in education and teaching management in township primary and secondary schools in poverty-stricken counties in the western region for one to two years.

Recruitment targets: fresh college graduates, graduate students, and teachers' majors are preferred.

2. Supporting doctors

Volunteers in this special action mainly engage in medical and health work for 1-2 years in township hospitals and some county-level hospitals and epidemic prevention stations in poverty-stricken counties in the western region.

Recruitment target: medical college graduates and graduate students.

3. Supporting agriculture

Volunteers in this special action are mainly engaged in agricultural science and technology and poverty alleviation work in township agricultural (forestry, water conservancy) technical stations in poverty-stricken counties in the western region for one to two years.

Recruitment target: fresh college graduates and graduate students majoring in agriculture, forestry and water conservancy.

4. Regionalization promotes the youth league work in rural areas

Volunteers in this special action mainly carry out volunteer service for 1-2 years in the youth league committees of poverty-stricken counties and towns in the western region, generally serving as the deputy secretary of the youth league committees in towns and villages and concurrently serving as the secretary of the youth league committees in a village that promotes the youth league work in rural areas.

Implementation scale: about 1, people

Recruitment target: fresh college graduates and graduate students, with strong organizational skills and familiarity with basic computer operations; Students with work experience are preferred.