Analysis:

Zhanjiang Teachers College is a provincial-level normal college in Guangdong Province, located in Zhanjiang, the southernmost coastal city of Chinese mainland. Its predecessor can be traced back to Leiyang Academy founded by 1636. Normal education began in 1904, and 1978 was changed to Leizhou Normal College, and 199 1 was upgraded to Zhanjiang Normal College. So far, tens of thousands of graduates have been trained. The school was rated as a civilized unit in Guangdong Province, an advanced unit for comprehensive management of the education system in Guangdong Province, and a model school run by the Ministry of Education according to law. It is the first normal college in China that successfully passed the undergraduate teaching qualification assessment of the Ministry of Education.

1 school conditions

The school conditions are excellent. The existing campus area is nearly 1 0,430 mu, including the campus, the same below. The school has a building area of more than 480,000 square meters, the fixed assets of teaching instruments and equipment are nearly 83 million yuan, the library has more than 33,000 books/kloc-0, and there are audio-visual education center, exhibition room testing center of experimental center of western Guangdong University and "CNKI" open mirror station in western Guangdong. Gigabit campus network connects the inside and outside of the school. In 2003, the 6th Guangdong Universiade was successfully held. The campus has a beautiful environment, a strong humanistic atmosphere and the characteristics of southern coastal garden colleges.

2 subject categories

The school has 12 secondary colleges and a number of off-campus teaching points, including humanities college, law and politics college, foreign language college, education science college, art college, mathematics and computing science college, life science and chemistry college, information technology college, sports science college, business college, basic education college and continuing education college. There are 42 normal and non-normal undergraduate majors, with 18 specialties, covering economics, law, education, literature, history, science, engineering, agriculture, management and other disciplines.