After graduating from Beijing Normal University with a bachelor's degree, can I teach high school in a provincial capital city?

It’s absolutely possible, just in case you don’t want to! come on!

It is impossible for Beijing Normal University undergraduate graduates to teach high school in first-tier cities, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen. As for whether you can work as a high school teacher in provincial capital cities, except for remote provinces, I think it is almost impossible. Even in remote provinces, the requirements are very high, and high school teachers are now basically graduates of master's degrees or above from key universities.

Beijing Normal University’s undergraduate graduates also have undergraduate degrees, and undergraduate graduates have no competitive advantage. Basically, primary school teachers in better schools in Shenzhen all have master’s degrees from key universities. Now Shenzhen high school teacher recruitment, Qingbei Master's degrees from universities such as Hong Kong, and some also have master's degrees from overseas.

In fact, I graduated from Beijing Normal University! There is really no need to choose Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, or other provincial capital cities. You can choose a better prefecture-level city where the cost of living is much lower. Graduates of Beijing Normal University will also be valued.

Whether you can do this kind of thing, I think it depends on where you are, and the most important thing is your ability.

Take a middle school in Shenzhen as an example. Among the many teachers it recruited in 2020, they were all from Tsinghua and Peking University.

Most of these people have obtained excellent results in provincial or national Olympic mathematics, physics and chemistry competitions in high school or college. When selecting teachers in many places in Shenzhen, they attach great importance to your "exam-taking" ability. Although the country advocates quality education and quality education, there is nothing we can do because there are thresholds for many things. For example, when a certain company recruits personnel, its rigid rule is that those with 985 qualifications are required. Can you say that those without 985 qualifications are not excellent? Absolutely not, but to put it bluntly, why should I dig for gold in a pile of sand when I can pick gold out of a pile of gold? This is reality.

Many people may say that if someone who graduated from Tsinghua University and Peking University becomes a teacher, isn’t this taking away other people’s jobs? Do those who graduate from Tsinghua and Peking University necessarily teach better than teachers who graduate from other schools? The answer is of course no.

But we might as well think about the problem from another angle. Education is the most advanced activity and knowledge of mankind. It is related to the rise, fall and prosperity of a country. Highly educated talents from top universities should engage in primary and secondary education to realize their own life value and make greater contributions to the country's education. I think this should become the leading direction of public opinion in the future. Education is like building a house, it is not a day's work, it is a continuous process. The most important thing when building a house is to lay a good foundation. If the foundation of a house, even if it is a 100-meter-high building, is not strong enough, it is very likely to collapse in an instant. The importance of primary and secondary education in the process of students learning and becoming is like the foundation, which is self-evident.

Of course, if you go to a slightly backward place, a second-, third-, or fourth-tier city, or a rural area, I think there is a high probability that an undergraduate who graduated from Beijing Normal University will be able to become a teacher, but no matter what Wherever you go, the premise is that you must meet their recruitment conditions and pass the assessment.

I have a friend who graduated from a certain school. But through his hard work, he was admitted to a key junior high school in a prefecture-level city, so let's talk about it. No matter what industry you are engaged in, I think the most important thing is not your academic qualifications, whether you graduated from Tsinghua University, Peking University or three junior college degrees. Because people who have gone to college must know that no matter where they are, there are people at Tsinghua University and Peking University who are dawdling around every day, and there are people who stay up late at night to study in three junior college courses and work hard. The most important thing is one's ability, one's ambition, and perseverance. As for academic qualifications, they are not that important in the face of these.

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Primary school is very promising

Basically not possible

It is available in most provinces and autonomous regions, but probably not in some developed areas!

As long as you pass the exam, you can graduate

Yes!

Look at the high school level and personal quality. Generally speaking, it is not a big problem. But taking Harbin as an example, unless your classes are particularly good, the high schools in the first category of Harbin's third middle school may not be qualified. Generally, the problem is not big in high schools