Can I take the route of chemical analysis engineer after graduating from chemistry teachers college?

My answer is yes. Graduates majoring in chemistry normal university are qualified to be chemical analysis engineers. There is no rule that a normal undergraduate cannot be an engineer. First of all, from your major, you have studied industrial chemistry, analytical chemistry and experiment, as well as analytical chemistry instrument analysis and experiment, physical chemistry (which is the basis of applied chemistry). If you often engage in the practical research of analytical chemistry or applied chemistry in several disciplines, you will learn a lot of knowledge and experimental skills in this field. No one can become an engineer from the beginning, and the society and work unit are the places where you experience. As long as you study hard and prepare for the evaluation of engineers' professional titles, you can become a real analytical chemical engineer.

The evaluation conditions of engineers are not difficult. Large units can evaluate themselves. You can learn some relevant regulations from the personnel department, such as academic qualifications (undergraduate, no undergraduate), paper publishing, research topics, Chinese core journal papers, that is, masterpieces. If the top three hosts of provincial or municipal projects are excellent, the possibility of being evaluated is greater. Small units are hired by higher authorities. But you must work for more than 5 years and have the title of assistant engineer as a ladder. Pass the foreign language examination for intermediate professional titles and the computer examination for professional and technical personnel, and continue education. Of course, there are also conditions set by the unit itself, such as which major scientific research projects or actual work ability assessment, what rewards to receive and so on.

The following are some conditions for recruiting analytical engineers. You can prepare for this according to the following requirements. For your reference:

Such as; 1, bachelor degree or above, working experience in instrumental analysis, applied chemistry, biopharmaceuticals, food materials, environmental sanitation and other fields 1 year or above, regardless of gender; 2. Able to work under pressure, with high sense of responsibility, good communication skills, team spirit and pioneering consciousness. 3. Have the ability of market research, analysis, public relations and sales. Good at maintaining good relations with customers, and can provide technical support and sales services for users. 4. Those who have the ability to work independently in a certain industry system are preferred.

Such as: major in industrial analysis or analytical chemistry, college degree or above; Familiar with the operation and maintenance of GC, HPLC and other analytical instruments, familiar with various chemical analysis methods; At least three years relevant operation experience, strong learning ability and hands-on ability; Have some computer knowledge.

These abilities can't be directly learned by any major in the school, mainly relying on their own continuous summing up experience and training themselves to reach the level of an engineer in a certain industry. Chemical engineers are engaged in many industries and are more reliable. As long as you work hard, you will become an excellent engineer. I wish you success!