Can I still be employed as a pre-service teacher with a career establishment?

Generally speaking, this situation can no longer be employed as a pre-service teacher.

If you have a career establishment, you can't be hired as a pre-service teacher under normal circumstances. Because professional staff and pre-service teachers are two different recruitment and management methods, the employment relationship between them is usually independent of each other.

Career establishment refers to creating or improving production conditions for the country, enhancing social welfare and meeting people's cultural, educational and health needs. Its funds are generally compiled by the personnel used by the unit that spends the state's business expenses. Pre-service teachers usually refer to teachers who sign short-term employment contracts with schools or educational institutions. These teachers generally have no career establishment, but they can provide teaching services for schools or educational institutions during the contract period.