Teaching assistants are junior titles in colleges and universities, and new teachers have been engaged in teaching assistance for one year or more before being hired as lecturers. Lecturer is a university teacher who can offer one or more courses independently, and is an intermediate title; Associate professor is a university teacher with strong scientific research ability and high teaching level, and is a deputy senior title in colleges and universities; A professor refers to an expert who is proficient in this major or discipline, can form a theory or method with certain originality, and make certain contributions to the development of this major or discipline. He is the highest rank in the university.
These four levels of professional titles require college teachers to have certain qualifications before they can apply. For example, teaching assistants need a bachelor's degree or above and have passed the internship period; Lecturers need to work as teaching assistants for four years, publish four journal papers, preside over a scientific research project at or above the municipal level, and win awards at or above the school level; Associate professors need to be lecturers for 5 years, under the age of 35, with graduate education, 4 journals, 2 core journals, and provincial scientific research projects and books. Professors need to work as associate professors for 5 years, have more than 6 core journals, undertake provincial-level scientific research projects (some universities even require national-level projects), and compile works.
Doctoral supervisor is not a professional title, but a job. The main job is to cultivate high-level talents (doctors, of course). To be a doctoral supervisor, you must have a senior professional title, that is, you must be a professor.
Question 2: Do university teaching assistants have professional title certificates? 10, university teaching assistants also have letters of appointment.
Teaching assistant is the lowest rank of university teachers' titles, and it is a junior title among university teachers below lecturers. Teachers' professional titles rank from low to high as teaching assistant, lecturer, associate professor and professor.
Question 3: What are the titles of university professors, associate professors, lecturers and teaching assistants? University teachers have several titles: teaching assistant, lecturer, associate professor and professor.
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A teaching assistant refers to a position that assists teachers in teaching in colleges and universities, primary and secondary schools. Usually, teaching assistants come from graduates in the same field (not necessarily from the same school), while some are part-time graduate students in master's or doctoral programs, and some are also employed. In some schools, you must have worked as a teaching assistant before you can be promoted to lecturer, professor and associate professor.
In universities in Chinese mainland, teaching assistants are the lowest-ranking titles among university teachers. Generally speaking, if a master's degree holder gets a position in a university, his first title is teaching assistant.
Generally speaking, the work of teaching assistants is to guide the coursework, correct students' homework, be on duty in the department office and supervise the work. In classes with a large number of students, teachers will be assisted in taking experimental classes or internship classes.
In addition, in primary and secondary schools, teachers will select several students in the class (mainly students with excellent academic performance in a certain field) to assist teachers in correcting papers, registering grades and answering academic questions. This job is similar to teaching assistant, but it is often dubbed as "little teacher".
Career orientation
jiao shòu
1: It is a profession, which refers to senior teachers and researchers who teach in universities or community colleges. Professors are the highest realm of university teachers.
English is a professor, and the word "professor" in Chinese comes from the meaning of "imparting knowledge to dispel doubts", which was the name of academic officials in ancient China and was established in universities in Han and Tang Dynasties in China. It has nothing to do with English. In Japanese, the word "professor" is used to address teachers in universities together with Chinese.
Explanation 2: Professor originally refers to imparting knowledge, giving lectures and teaching, and later became the official title of scholars. After the Han and Tang dynasties, there were professors in schools at all levels, who were responsible for the specific affairs of school examinations.
Teaching the history of development
China Han Tang Imperial College has doctors to teach students. The doctor is the later professor. In the Song Dynasty, central and local schools began to set up professors. In the Yuan Dynasty, there were Confucian professors in state capitals, and there were Confucian professors in official schools in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. After the establishment of the new school in the late Qing Dynasty, the university set up full-time faculty and associate faculty. 19 12, the Ministry of Education of the Republic of China issued the University Order, which stipulated that universities should have professors and assistant professors. 19 17 revised the university order, stipulating that universities should have full professors, professors and assistant professors. 1924 university constitution abolished the post of assistant professor. 1927, the Regulations on the Qualification of University Teachers promulgated by the Education Administration Committee of * * * * began to stipulate that university teachers are divided into four levels: professor, associate professor, lecturer and teaching assistant. People's Republic of China (PRC) has remained unchanged since its founding.
Different classifications of professors
1, and now all the "professors" have been appointed;
2. "distinguished professor", Gu Mingsi, is a full-time (special) professor and a professor himself;
3. "Visiting Professor" is a scholar hired by "Guest Love" who teaches and gives lectures irregularly. I may not be a professor, but a celebrity, official, entrepreneur, inventor, etc.
4. "* * * professors", between schools, between schools and society, hire professors to give lectures to each other. I am a professor myself. In fact, I just give lectures or do scientific research and take graduate students.
5. "Honorary Professor" is an honorary title awarded to well-known old professors and accomplished old leaders;
6. Most professors are full-time senior titles employed by universities. They are not only attending classes, engaging in scientific research and leading graduate students, but also academic leaders.
Professors' duties
Professors' job is to teach courses in the fields they are good at, or to give students professional training, such as science and literature. In addition, professors must deepen their professional disciplines, obtain business cooperation opportunities by publishing papers (including scientific consultants or business inventions), and train their students to have enough ability to compete with them in the future. In the four directions of teaching, training, submitting papers and seeking business cooperation, we must rely on the additional factors such as school, place (country) and time to achieve a balance. For example, top universities in Europe and America attach great importance to professors who specialize in a single field and often regard them as the focus of publicity.
Professors in western countries
Britain, Australia, New Zealand and other places are quite different from the United States and Canada. This list is for reference only.
Britain, Australia and New Zealand:
A professor is equivalent to an American lecture professor. Under the UK-Australia-New Zealand system, there is usually only one full professor in each field. For example, a professor of biochemistry is a professor of biochemistry. This is very different from the US-Canada system.
Question 4: What does a teaching assistant mean? Teaching assistants, lecturers, associate professors and professors are the titles of teachers in universities.
Teaching assistants are junior titles in colleges and universities, and new teachers have been engaged in teaching assistance for one year or more before being hired as lecturers. Lecturer is a university teacher who can offer one or more courses independently, and is an intermediate title; Associate professor is a university teacher with strong scientific research ability and high teaching level, and is a deputy senior title in colleges and universities; A professor refers to an expert who is proficient in this major or discipline, can form a theory or method with certain originality, and make certain contributions to the development of this major or discipline. He is the highest rank in the university.
These four levels of professional titles require college teachers to have certain qualifications before they can apply. For example, teaching assistants need a bachelor's degree or above and have passed the internship period; Lecturers need to work as teaching assistants for four years, publish four journal papers, preside over a scientific research project at or above the municipal level, and win awards at or above the school level; Associate professors need to be lecturers for 5 years, under the age of 35, with graduate education, 4 journals, 2 core journals, and provincial scientific research projects and books. Professors need to work as associate professors for 5 years, have more than 6 core journals, undertake provincial-level scientific research projects (some universities even require national-level projects), and compile works.
Doctoral supervisor is not a professional title, but a job, whose main job is to cultivate high-level talents (of course, doctors). To be a doctoral supervisor, you must have a senior professional title, that is, you must be a professor.
Question 5: What are the titles of university professors, associate professors, lecturers and teaching assistants? What are the titles of university teachers: teaching assistant, lecturer, associate professor and professor?
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A teaching assistant refers to a position that assists teachers in teaching in colleges and universities, primary and secondary schools. Usually, teaching assistants come from graduates in the same field (not necessarily from the same school), while some are part-time graduate students in master's or doctoral programs, and some are also employed. In some schools, you must have worked as a teaching assistant before you can be promoted to lecturer, professor and associate professor.
In universities in Chinese mainland, teaching assistants are the lowest-ranking titles among university teachers. Generally speaking, if a master's degree holder gets a position in a university, his first title is teaching assistant.
Generally speaking, the work of teaching assistants is to guide the coursework, correct students' homework, be on duty in the department office and supervise the work. In classes with a large number of students, teachers will be assisted in taking experimental classes or internship classes.
In addition, in primary and secondary schools, teachers will select several students in the class (mainly students with excellent academic performance in a certain field) to assist teachers in correcting papers, registering grades and answering academic questions. This job is similar to teaching assistant, but it is often dubbed as "little teacher".
Career orientation
jiao shòu
1: It is a profession, which refers to senior teachers and researchers who teach in universities or community colleges. Professors are the highest realm of university teachers.
English is a professor, and the word "professor" in Chinese comes from the meaning of "imparting knowledge to dispel doubts", which was the name of academic officials in ancient China and was established in universities in Han and Tang Dynasties in China. It has nothing to do with English. In Japanese, the word "professor" is used to address teachers in universities together with Chinese.
Explanation 2: Professor originally refers to imparting knowledge, giving lectures and teaching, and later became the official title of scholars. After the Han and Tang dynasties, there were professors in schools at all levels, who were responsible for the specific affairs of school examinations.
Teaching the history of development
China Han Tang Imperial College has doctors to teach students. The doctor is the later professor. In the Song Dynasty, central and local schools began to set up professors. In the Yuan Dynasty, there were Confucian professors in state capitals, and there were Confucian professors in official schools in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. After the establishment of the new school in the late Qing Dynasty, the university set up full-time faculty and associate faculty. 19 12, the Ministry of Education of the Republic of China issued the University Order, which stipulated that universities should have professors and assistant professors. 19 17 revised the university order, stipulating that universities should have full professors, professors and assistant professors. 1924 university constitution abolished the post of assistant professor. 1927, the Regulations on the Qualification of University Teachers promulgated by the Education Administration Committee of * * * * began to stipulate that university teachers are divided into four levels: professor, associate professor, lecturer and teaching assistant. People's Republic of China (PRC) has remained unchanged since its founding.
Different classifications of professors
1, and now all the "professors" have been appointed;
2. "distinguished professor", Gu Mingsi, is a full-time (special) professor and a professor himself;
3. "Visiting Professor" is a scholar hired by "Guest Love" who teaches and gives lectures irregularly. I may not be a professor, but a celebrity, official, entrepreneur, inventor, etc.
4. "* * * Professor", between schools, schools and society, invites professors to give lectures. I am a professor myself. In fact, I just give lectures or do scientific research and take graduate students.
5. "Honorary Professor" is an honorary title awarded to well-known old professors and accomplished old leaders;
6. Most professors are full-time senior titles employed by universities. They are not only attending classes, engaging in scientific research and leading graduate students, but also academic leaders.
Professors' duties
Professors' job is to teach courses in the fields they are good at, or to give students professional training, such as science and literature. In addition, professors must deepen their professional disciplines, obtain business cooperation opportunities by publishing papers (including scientific consultants or business inventions), and train their students to have enough ability to compete with them in the future. In the four directions of teaching, training, submitting papers and seeking business cooperation, we must rely on the additional factors such as school, place (country) and time to achieve a balance. For example, top universities in Europe and America attach great importance to professors who specialize in a single field and often regard them as the focus of publicity.
Professors in western countries
Britain, Australia, New Zealand and other places are quite different from the United States and Canada. This list is for reference only.
Britain, Australia and New Zealand:
A professor is equivalent to an American lecture professor. Under the UK-Australia-New Zealand system, there is usually only one full professor in each field. For example, a professor of biochemistry is a professor of biochemistry. This is very different from the US-Canada system.
Question 6: What do you mean, teaching assistant? The junior professional title of college teachers is lower than that of lecturers. In principle, teaching assistants can't teach alone, or they can't teach all the courses of a subject. They should often change their homework with lecturers or professors to assist their teaching. The titles of teachers are teaching assistant, lecturer, associate professor and professor in turn.
Question 7: The titles of teachers in China University are divided into four grades. The lowest is the teaching assistant, but what is higher? professor
Question 8: What is the post title of a teacher after graduation? Is it a teaching assistant (junior title) or a lecturer (intermediate title)? It depends on which one you apply for. Our school has teachers with master's degrees, teaching assistants and lecturers, all of whom are young teachers who have just started working.
Question 9: What degrees do university teaching assistants usually have? Now the university begins to learn. Master's degree is unqualified.
It depends. There is little hope for a better university, so we can only choose a less good one.
Question 10: Is the intermediate title of college teachers a lecturer? Intermediate titles of college teachers generally refer to lecturers.
The lecturer, Ji Zuoji, is the second only to the associate professor in colleges and universities.
The titles of university teachers are divided into four levels: teaching assistant, lecturer, associate professor and professor.