Is the enrollment of public kindergartens very strict? Why do I have 9 years of experience and have no chance to interview?

The enrollment of public kindergartens is relatively strict. On the basis of experience, it is necessary to have the corresponding qualification certificate and education of preschool teachers. Public kindergarten recruitment usually requires no more than 35 years old and a kindergarten teacher qualification certificate. Generally, college education or technical secondary school (including vocational secondary school) education is required, and some candidates are required to have a Putonghua grade certificate. (Grade II, Grade B and above).