The age limit of 35 was abolished in teacher recruitment.

In the recruitment of teachers, the age limit of 35 has been abolished.

It is understood that the recruitment unit no longer requires the age to be under 35, but recruits according to the actual situation. This change is mainly to attract more talents to join the teaching staff and improve the overall quality and teaching level of the teaching staff. In addition, with the deepening of education reform, teachers' work pressure and burden are increasing. Therefore, relaxing the age limit can reduce the pressure and burden of teachers and improve their teaching ability and level.

It should be noted that although the age limit for teacher recruitment has been abolished, other recruitment conditions, such as academic qualifications, work experience and teacher qualifications, still need to be met. Therefore, when participating in teacher recruitment, you still need to make full preparations to improve your overall quality and competitiveness.

Over 35 years old.

Teachers over 35 can also take the exam. There are two main situations. First, after graduating from Ph.D., the age of middle school teachers in some areas will be relaxed to below 40, such as the recruitment of affiliated universities in some cities. The second is in-service examination, which is the so-called in-service teacher selection. There are many names for this kind of examination, some are for in-service excellent teachers, and some are introduced to outstanding backbone teachers in the province. Basically, it is selected from the weak area to the strong area, and it is still compiled after entering the exam.

This kind of examination has the nature of selection, because it is an on-the-job person, so the general age limit will be relaxed to below 40 years old. As for the recruitment of teachers in colleges and universities, although there is a compilation and the age limit is very loose, basically it can be under 45 years old, but the recruitment of teachers at this level often does not require exams, but only resumes and interviews.