Recently, there has been an announcement about the teacher examination. Do you want to know the difference between it and the unified recruitment?

Hello, there is no difference between unified recruitment and teacher examination.

The teacher recruitment examination, also known as the teacher recruitment examination, or recruitment for short, is a competitive teacher recruitment examination organized by the county or district education bureau. The examination content is generally divided into two major subjects: educational theory (pedagogy, psychology, educational psychology, new curriculum reform, etc.) and professional knowledge (in some areas, there will be administrative professional ability test and basic public knowledge and current politics, etc.). For details, please refer to the recruitment brochure of the area you are applying for.

There is no uniform examination format and syllabus for teacher recruitment examinations 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 schools in the local districts and counties. , and 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.