First, different schools have different requirements for intern teachers. It may be most useful to consult the academic affairs office of the school.

Second, find an old teacher in the same subject to recognize the master. Listen carefully to the teacher's guidance and get along well.

Third, attend more classes and listen to good classes. It is very important to find opportunities to participate in class evaluation and learn to evaluate classes. Your perspective will be high in the future!

Fourth, prepare lessons. Requirements for preparing lessons, etc. It may be very different from what you learned at school. More importantly, "prepare students".

Fifth, try to be a class teacher, a trainee or learn to deal with students as soon as possible.

Six, into the campus life, sweet mouth and diligent legs, everyone likes it. The old teacher is a "good teacher" and will often give you advice.

All right, that's all. Good luck!