Different universities have different requirements for teachers. It is difficult to have a unified answer, because the entrance threshold of colleges and universities affiliated to provinces and cities is very different from that of private colleges and universities. Moreover, the geographical differences of universities are very large, and the requirements of schools in Beijing, Guangzhou and Shenzhen are different from those of some schools in the mainland. I take universities in the Pearl River Delta as an example.

Without a doctorate, Sun Yat-sen University can't get in. And now you are required to have excellent scientific research results during your doctoral period, and your age cannot exceed 35. There are slight differences between disciplines, but prestigious doctoral schools and strong scientific research strength are the most basic conditions. The master's degree can only be compiled in a mobile way, signed once every three years, and many benefits are not enjoyed. If the performance is not good, it will be eliminated automatically. Even teaching college English for non-English majors.

Similarly, the conditions of South China University of Technology are basically the same, but there are differences in some disciplines. But without a doctorate, you can't get a fixed establishment. Relatively speaking, the promotion of teachers is easier than CUHK.

The situation in Guangzhou University of Technology is slightly better. Although doctors are also required, sometimes people are not recruited, and master's degrees are ok, and they are fixed. The age requirement is not so strict, and the requirements for scientific research are also relaxed. Of course, without a doctorate, it is basically impossible now.

A number of schools in Shenzhen are located in the special zone, and the wages are very good. Although Shenzhen University is not, it has extremely high requirements for teachers. In the past two years, it only accepted Dr. Turtle. In addition, Shenzhen Institute of Technology, although it is a higher vocational class, now requires a non-doctor. In the past two years, even the recruitment of counselors has had doctoral graduates submit resumes.

For mainland schools, I understand that some schools can still enter the master's degree, although it is getting more and more difficult. But it's obviously much easier. For example, some universities in Jiangxi have a certain master's degree every year, and even Nanchang University is 2 1 1. Moreover, in the past, many professional doctors had to pay family expenses and research start-up fees. As for some local colleges and universities, a few years ago, undergraduate graduates came to teach. I have a high school classmate who went to teach in a local university after graduating from a poor undergraduate school. In his early thirties, he is in a state of quasi-retirement.

From Zhihu.