Will there be any restrictions on the professional teacher qualification certificate in the future?

Under the policy of double reduction, majors can really be restricted because the demand for teachers is reduced. On the one hand, although there are no professional restrictions, teacher qualifications have strict restrictions on academic qualifications, as follows:

Apply for kindergarten teacher qualification certificate: college degree or above;

Qualifications of primary school teachers: College degree or above;

Qualifications for applying for middle school teachers: Bachelor degree or above.

Remarks: The above academic qualifications are unified standards. Anyone who meets the above qualifications can apply for the exam, but some provinces have lower qualifications, such as Guangxi, Yunnan and Jiangxi.

On the other hand, although the teacher qualification certificate is not restricted now, the future employment is restricted. Many interdisciplinary players can't find suitable jobs. I have a roommate who is now suffering from professional restrictions. She majored in German in college, so she didn't have a German secondary school teacher qualification certificate when she applied for the exam. I took the English exam and went to see the teacher recruitment announcement in their province after work, leaving a full screen of tears. The better schools will require English-related majors. There are many people preparing for the unlimited professional examination. You can't apply for special post teachers if your major is not right.

Private secondary schools depend on the requirements of each school. She told me that some of the recruitment announcements she had seen before required professional counterparts, while others only required teacher qualification certificates in the corresponding disciplines. But generally speaking, the better the school, the more likely it is to require professional counterparts.

Finally, I wish you success.