The titles of middle school teachers are divided into junior (technical secondary school), intermediate (technical secondary school) and senior, and senior middle school teachers are equivalent to "deputy senior" titles.

After graduating from a university, teaching experience after the probation period is 1 year, or after graduating from a junior college, teaching experience after the probation period is 3 years, and after obtaining the teacher qualification certificate and participating in the new teacher training, they can all be recognized as junior titles, while intermediate and senior titles must pass the evaluation. As long as the number of years meets the requirements, you can generally be promoted to intermediate titles.

It is much more difficult for an intermediate title to be promoted to a senior title, and three conditions must be met at the same time:

1. Graduated from college, engaged in this major for more than 20 years, and employed as a first-level teacher in middle school for more than 5 years; Bachelor degree or above, working as a middle school teacher for more than 5 years; Get a doctorate and teach for more than one year.

2. Since assuming the present position, the annual assessment results are all above competent, and at least once excellent or twice good.

3. Provincial or city-level middle school teachers should have educational and teaching papers published in academic journals or exchanged at academic conferences above the city and state level since taking office; County (city, district) middle school teachers should have educational and teaching papers exchanged at academic conferences above the county (city, district); Township middle schools should have a high-level summary of education and teaching experience.