The recognition of exemption teaching funds refers to a practice that under certain conditions, educational institutions or recruitment units can exempt applicants from taking the teacher qualification examination and directly recognize them as qualified teachers. The specific requirements and procedures for exempting teaching funds will be different in different regions or countries, and generally the following conditions need to be met:

academic degree

Applicants usually need to have relevant educational background, such as bachelor degree or above in pedagogy and normal education.

work experience

A certain number of years of educational work experience may be one of the requirements for determining the exemption of teaching funds. Teachers are usually required to work for a certain number of years and have relevant teaching experience.

Professional training

Participating in a specific teacher training class or passing a professional training examination related to education and teaching may be a way to determine teaching funds without examination.

Proof material

Usually, you need to provide relevant education, educational work experience, training certificates and other related materials before you can apply.

Policies and procedures

The specific certification procedures and application materials for exemption may vary from region to country. It is recommended that you consult the education department, education bureau or educational institution in your region or country for specific certification policies and procedures. They can provide the most accurate information and guidance.