1. Different in nature.
Title identification: after meeting certain conditions and submitting some basic materials, it is directly identified as a title;
Professional title evaluation: it needs different levels of evaluation before it can be evaluated as a professional title.
2. Different requirements
Title identification: There are strict requirements for academic qualifications: ① Must be full-time academic qualifications; (2) The major applied for accreditation must correspond to or be similar to the major studied, and be consistent with the professional and technical post work currently engaged in.
Professional title evaluation: professional title evaluation should also meet some basic conditions, but the biggest difference from professional title recognition is that the academic qualifications required for professional title evaluation are not necessarily full-time.
3. The time is different
Title recognition: As long as your qualifications meet the requirements for title recognition, you can apply at any time you want, but if you can't apply this year, you can't apply again that year.
Professional title evaluation: professional title evaluation is conducted once a year, and the evaluation is concentrated in the second half of each year.
4. Different evaluation methods
Title identification: only electronic information and paper materials need to be submitted.
Professional title evaluation: the evaluation methods are more diverse and flexible. In addition to evaluating the ability of professional and technical personnel through application materials, it does not rule out direct admission through some green channels.