Is teacher recruitment the same as teacher establishment?

Many students can't tell the difference between the teacher recruitment exam and the teacher preparation exam. I'll explain it to you here.

The teacher recruitment examination refers to the competitive post examination after having the ability to engage in the education industry (obtaining the teacher qualification certificate). Part of the teacher recruitment examination will be compiled, that is, to become a teacher in the establishment (this part of the examination is also called the teacher preparation examination); Some of them are not prepared, that is, they become temporary/contract workers.

Teachers in editing are career editors, that is, teachers in editing are staff of public institutions. Teachers, as staff members of public institutions, enjoy the working treatment of public institutions after joining the post.

Compared with non-compiled teachers, compiled teachers are more secure in terms of title promotion, length of service and so on, and their jobs are more stable, and there are many hidden benefits.

Teachers in general institutions are required to be under 35 years old.

The age requirement for special post teachers is 30 years old and below, and the degree of postgraduate or above can be relaxed to 40 years old and below.

All of the above are the answers to the questions: Is teacher recruitment the same as teacher establishment?