The school agrees to admit you as a teacher, will it let you apply for a registration certificate?

Generally, a registration certificate is required.

The "Registration Certificate" for teacher recruitment is actually transformed from the original "Dispatch Certificate". It is a voucher for fresh graduates to report to the employment unit. It is also the initial record and voucher for graduates to work. When graduates report to the employment unit, they must hold the "Registration Card". Graduates are reminded to keep the Registration Card.

There are two types of "Registration Cards": "Registration Card for Employment of Undergraduate and Junior College Graduates from National Colleges and Universities" and "Registration Card for National Graduates and Postgraduate Students". Provinces that enroll students in technical secondary schools also have planned enrollment. Generally, provinces, cities, and autonomous regions issue the "National Employment Registration Certificate for Graduates of General Secondary Professional Studies" in their respective regions. This type of "Registration Certificate" is printed and issued by each province, city, and autonomous region. , generally cannot be employed across regions.

The dispatch certificate must be made in duplicate, one part is the dispatch certificate and the other part is the registration certificate. The dispatch certificate will be placed in your file after you graduate and will be sent directly to your unit from the state (the file is a state secret and is not allowed to be held by individuals. If your employer has the qualification to keep files, then your file will be placed in the unit) , if not, the unit will place your file in the file storage location in the job market. If you are not working, your file will be returned directly to your place of origin). The registration pass will be left to you to keep.