Are graduates from Tianjin Normal University only suitable for employment as teachers? Aren’t all majors focused on education?

The answer is not necessarily! Specially focused on education. In other words, after graduating from these majors, you may not be able to become a teacher and realize your dream of teaching and educating people.

Teachers are recruited every year, and there is indeed a preference for students majoring in normal education. The written examination does not distinguish between majors. As long as your academic qualifications meet the standards and you have a corresponding teacher qualification certificate, you can take the written examination. After passing the written examination.

Then 3 or 5 people will be interviewed according to 1 teaching position, and the best one will be admitted. Then whether you are in the corresponding major, whether you have a master's degree, or whether you have graduated from a key university, etc., will all give you points. This shows that competition is fierce. Even for normal college students, this is not necessarily the case. Extended information

Nowadays, restrictions on obtaining teacher qualification certificates have been relaxed. In the past, only teacher majors could have teacher qualification certificates, but now students in all majors can rely on the corresponding teacher certificates. According to national regulations, if you have a teacher's certificate, you can take the teacher examination, and if you pass, you can become a teacher.

The teacher qualification certificate is just a pass. Whether you can reach your destination depends on other conditions. If you have a Chinese teacher qualification certificate, but you are not majoring in Chinese language and literature, teaching Chinese to Speakers of Other Languages, or other related majors, you probably cannot become a Chinese teacher. Or they can only become rural teachers and cannot teach in county towns.

Judging from the current actual situation, many county-level primary schools also require students from related majors when recruiting teachers, rather than other majors. Elementary schools are relatively less strict about majors, while junior high schools and high schools are more strict.