Which is better for public examination positions, township government agencies or education bureaus?

Generally speaking, work in towns and villages is cumbersome, the workload is heavy, and working and living conditions are relatively poor. Moreover, township and village agencies are generally department-level units with lower administrative levels. I don’t know whether the education bureau you are talking about is at the provincial, municipal or county level. Even county-level education bureaus, I personally think, are better than townships in every aspect. It’s just that the competitive pressure of public examinations will be greater than that of county-level units.