To tell the truth, the first thing to take the civil service exam is to have the determination, and you must have the determination to take the exam. The scope of civil servants is actually very wide. If you don't prepare for a certain period of time, you are basically accompanying the exam. If you write a written test, the training is of little significance. On the one hand, the foundation of public affairs depends on your own memory and personal understanding, which still has some advantages for liberal arts people. It is helpful to test the administrative professional ability. Because although these topics also test your IQ, students will also teach you some unique skills. As for application, this is basically a subject that is difficult to express in words. Doctoral and master's exams are normal, so you should study more. If it's an interview, if it's your first time, I strongly recommend that you go to training, because the interview of civil servants is generally fair now. The interview questions have been roughly summed up. On the one hand, interview training is to teach you skills, and more is to adapt to that environment and eliminate tension. Personally, I think that's all. I hope it will help you. Training is actually just counseling, the key is to look at the individual! !