Can I go to a middle school to be a biology teacher after graduating from Shanghai Normal University?

At present, almost all teachers in public schools have to take the unified teacher entrance examination/special post teacher recruitment examination, which does not mean that they can become teachers after graduation from normal universities;

Shanghai Normal University is relatively good among local normal universities in China, with strong comprehensive strength and high popularity. However, it is still a bit difficult to be a teacher after graduating from biology. It seems a little difficult to recruit good middle school biology teachers in big cities now. Basically, they all require a master's degree or excellent undergraduates who graduated from six free normal universities of the Ministry of Education. Ordinary normal university graduates want to be middle school biology teachers. Of course, it also depends on the location and school. If you are a biology teacher in a non-key middle school in a third-and fourth-tier city in the midwest, it should not be difficult (but there are very few biology teachers recruited in each school, not as many as those outside the language).

It is suggested that it is best not to study biology. It's really high, but you often have to graduate from a doctor to get a better job. Most of the master's jobs in biology are difficult or low-paid. Network security, artificial intelligence, big data, quantum information, optical communication, computer, software engineering, finance/insurance/actuarial science and engineering fields are all good jobs and can be given priority.