What does recruiting special posts mean?

Teacher recruitment means teacher recruitment. Teachers compete for employment examinations organized by the education bureau at the county or district level. The special post is a plan of the central/central government to support the western region. It usually lasts for 3 years. After 3 years, priority will be given based on local needs. The special post is divided into central/central and local.

Graduates from full-time teacher training colleges or full-time undergraduates can apply for special positions. New graduates do not need a teacher qualification certificate to apply, while previous graduates required a teacher qualification certificate. Compared with the special post examination, the teaching recruitment examination has looser academic requirements. Those with a junior college degree can apply for the teaching recruitment examination if they meet other requirements.

The content of the special post examination is comprehensive knowledge of educational theory, which mainly includes teacher ethics, pedagogy, psychology, new curriculum concepts, teacher professional standards, etc. Most of the content of the recruitment examination includes comprehensive knowledge of educational theory. The main contents include pedagogy, psychology, educational regulations, current affairs and politics, and new curriculum reforms.

Special posts have three years of service. After the service period, those who pass the assessment and voluntarily stay on will be guaranteed to be admitted. Special post teachers are mainly placed in rural areas or towns below the county level, and can be appropriately assigned to central junior high schools or primary schools in towns and villages. Recruitment of teachers can be divided into establishment type and contract appointment system, which shall be subject to the recruitment announcement. Teaching positions are available from kindergarten to high school, unlike special positions which are limited to the nine-year compulsory education stage and are generally located in counties and prefecture-level cities.