Is there no teacher qualification requirement for applying for vocational high school teachers? I want to apply for the county-level vocational high school, majoring in mechatronics. In the recruitmen

Is there no teacher qualification requirement for applying for vocational high school teachers? I want to apply for the county-level vocational high school, majoring in mechatronics. In the recruitment announcement of public institutions The teacher qualification certificate of general secondary vocational schools is the same as that of colleges and universities. If there is no recruitment information, it should be unnecessary. Generally, it is to meet academic qualifications. Some majors may need professional qualification certificates and working years. Recruitment information is not the most authoritative. You still have to consult the recruitment requirements of the local education bureau. Of course, secondary vocational schools generally do not need a teacher qualification certificate to recruit teachers.

When you are a teacher, you usually have to take the teacher qualification certificate, and you need to rely on it after you become a full member. If you fail the exam, you will generally not be dismissed. It's a question of continuing the exam. Anyway, it's once a year, and it'll be in the general exam later. Of course, without the teacher qualification certificate, there will be problems in job grading and job title evaluation. If you delay for one year, your title will be one year late, so the loss is still great.