Are university teachers civil servants?

University teachers don't have to be civil servants to be teachers. Teachers are not civil servants, and schools belong to public institutions.

The titles of university teachers are divided into four levels: teaching assistant, lecturer, associate professor and professor. Among them, the main task of teaching assistants is to assist teaching. A lecturer is a university teacher who can offer one or more courses independently.

In general, the recruitment of college teachers mainly needs to meet the following basic conditions:

The first is the requirement for a diploma. Most colleges and universities require candidates to have a master's degree or above, and a few positions also require a doctor's degree or above. Among them, having a teacher qualification certificate is also the most basic.

The second is academic research results. Applicants are required to publish academic papers at least in journals above the provincial level, and have certain research results in some industries.

The third is to have certain work experience, such as having been engaged in teacher-related work.

Fourth, in self-cultivation, we should love education and have rich teaching experience; You should have a wide range of basic cultural knowledge and professional level, not only proficient in your own courses, but also understand other disciplines;

Fifth, the language is standardized, with accurate and standard pronunciation, clear articulation, vivid and logical speech; Have a good teacher's morality.