Can I be a teacher after graduating from a vocational school or is there any way to be a teacher?

First of all, the qualification examination for primary and secondary school teachers requires secondary schools to be teachers' secondary schools in order to qualify for pre-school and primary school teachers. Other secondary schools (including secondary vocational schools) are all unqualified, and this alone excludes secondary vocational students from the qualifications of primary and secondary school teachers.

Secondly, if secondary vocational school graduates still dream of being teachers, they can continue to take the exam: junior college, undergraduate course (or self-taught junior college), and it is not too late to apply again when their academic qualifications have improved. After all, secondary vocational schools are still young.

Thirdly, because they have just graduated and have no work experience, if secondary vocational school students learn professional skills such as precision lathe, welding, cooking, pastry and carving. And work hard for 3~5 years, and obtain the qualification of level 7 mechanic or level 8 mechanic, then you can return to the secondary vocational school as an experimental tutor. Because secondary vocational schools teach students professional skills, experimental tutors of such majors can hire professional technicians to be teachers, which is also the only condition for teachers in secondary vocational schools to recruit people who have graduated from non-junior colleges or fat normal secondary schools to be teachers.