Is the teacher recruitment examination uniform across the country?

No. At present, not all teacher recruitment examinations are unified across the country. The country's overall teacher policy is: national standards, provincial examinations, county recruitment, and school recruitment. National Standard: Teacher qualification certificates are gradually unified and standardized across the country. Provincial examinations: Teacher recruitment examinations will gradually be unified based on provinces. County employment: Sign a contract with the County Education Bureau. School use: School uses teachers.

There is no uniform examination format and syllabus for teacher recruitment across the country. Some provinces implement unified examinations across the province, but in most provinces, the local district and county education bureaus compile the recruitment of teachers according to the recruitment of teachers in various schools in the local district and county. Then the district and county education bureaus and personnel bureaus organize recruitment examinations. The examination format is generally divided into written examinations and interviews. In some areas, written examinations are conducted directly without interviews. Teacher recruitment is divided into two types: teacher recruitment with establishment and special post teacher recruitment (no establishment at present, and will be converted to establishment after three years). Generally, a large number of teacher recruitment starts in April in the first half of each year, and there are also recruitment after September in the second half of the year. Fewer teachers are being hired.

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