If an external teacher signs a labor contract or an oral agreement with the employer to provide labor according to the agreement, and the employer pays corresponding remuneration, then it constitutes a labor relationship.

1. External teachers refer to teachers hired from outside the school to undertake the teaching work, practical training (internship) guidance, graduation performance guidance and other work of the college. Including part-time teachers and part-time teachers.

2. External teachers include off-campus part-time teachers and off-campus part-time teachers, among which part-time teachers refer to technicians, skilled craftsmen and managers from the front line of industrial enterprises, who are mainly responsible for teaching professional courses and giving practical guidance to students. Off-campus part-time teachers refer to other universities and retired teachers, who mainly undertake the teaching tasks of public basic courses and professional basic courses.

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1, the teacher said, the teacher wrote.

People who are engaged in the education industry will say "good teacher" instead of "good teacher". If you meet an educator on the road and say "Good teacher", you will feel embarrassed. Because in the mindset, teachers are colloquial names, while teachers are generally written names of people who teach and educate people.

2, the teacher is a respectful name, which sounds kind.

The word "teacher" is a neutral word, and there is no distinction between praise and criticism. But the word "teacher" is different. The word "teacher" is generally a title of respect for teachers by students and their parents who are studying at school. This is a rather natural honorific title, which sounds particularly cordial. Of course, some parents may not realize the importance of the title "teacher", so some parents even call their children's teachers by their first and last names. Such parents are likely to leave a bad impression on their children's teachers.

3. The teacher's "extension" is bigger than that of the teacher.

Teachers must be a specific profession, but in real life, people who are called "teachers" don't have to be teachers: for example, between teachers and apprentices, some apprentices generally call their masters "teachers". When you ask people related questions, they are also called teachers.

Therefore, "teacher" sometimes refers not only to people who are engaged in the profession of teachers, but also to journalists, broadcasters, hosts, calligraphy lovers, newspaper editors and other professional related personnel.