I am now majoring in electronic information engineering, but I have obtained the qualification certificate of mathematics teacher. But if I want to test the teacher establishment, my major is wrong. What should I do? In most cases, there is a corresponding teacher qualification certificate, and it doesn't matter if you want to test the teacher establishment.

Teachers' preparation examination is generally divided into special post examination and recruitment examination. Because the special post examination is assigned to rural 10 primary and secondary schools, the requirements for teachers are relatively less strict, and generally only the corresponding teacher qualification certificate is needed.

In the recruitment requirements of most schools, there is no clear requirement that the major should match the teacher qualification certificate before applying for the exam. However, some schools do say that if the major is consistent with the teacher qualification certificate, the examination rate will be given priority under the same conditions. In this case, most of the schools recruited are famous schools, and the teachers and students are better, so naturally the requirements for teachers are also high.

So don't worry too much. If you want to test the teacher establishment, you should prepare well. Majoring is not a mandatory requirement, but you may need to prove that you are better than others.