Securities qualification is a professional requirement for securities practitioners. After all, the securities industry is very professional, and it is impossible to engage in special work in the securities industry without securities qualifications. To obtain securities qualification, the usual way is to take the securities qualification examination. According to the introduction of China Securities Association, about 1 10,000 people have entered the securities industry to engage in securities business since the implementation of the qualification examination for securities practitioners for more than 20 years. The qualification examination for securities practitioners has played a positive role in cultivating the capital market.
As far as the securities qualification examination is concerned, there are also thresholds. But judging from this threshold setting more than 20 years ago, the threshold setting at that time was a bit low. Specifically, it includes four items: "Deadline for registration 18 years old", "having a high school education or a high school education recognized by the state", "having full capacity for civil conduct" and "being punished for violating the examination discipline, the examination ban period has expired". From the perspective of educational level, only countries with high school education or above are required to recognize it.
On July 8, the China Securities Association issued a series of documents, such as Detailed Rules for the Implementation of Level Evaluation and Testing of Employees in the Securities Industry and Detailed Rules for Business Training of Employees in Securities Companies. In this Detailed Rules for the Implementation of Testing, the change of registration conditions is the most concerned by the industry. Among them, the most obvious change is that "having a high school education or a national recognition equivalent to a high school education or above" is mentioned as "having a college education or above recognized by the education administrative department of the State Council".