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How difficult is it for university teachers to find jobs?
It is very difficult to find a job as a university teacher. The details are as follows:

1, teacher qualification certificate. This is the most basic requirement. As long as you are engaged in the teaching industry, having a teacher qualification certificate is the most basic stepping stone.

2. Education. Most colleges and universities require candidates to have a master's degree or above, and a small number of positions also require a doctor's degree or above, preferably graduates from prestigious schools or returning doctors.

3. Academic research results. If you want to be a university teacher, the applicant must at least have published academic papers in journals at or above the provincial level, or have some outstanding research results in some industry fields.

4. Work experience. Before applying for a job as a university teacher, you have been engaged in teacher-related work and have a thorough understanding of the nature of teachers' work. If you have no work experience, you should generally start as a teaching assistant first, and then decide whether you are qualified to become a university teacher after your work level and school assessment.

5. Have good physical and psychological qualities. Candidates need to love teaching, have good professional ethics, have a solid cultural foundation, and talk elegantly, which has a good guiding role for students.

After the reform, the salary system of university lecturers has been improved. Some universities have introduced a "three-structure salary system", which regards post, qualification and performance as the three major elements of teachers' salary, subdivides teachers' posts into three categories: teaching and research, teaching and research, and encourages young lecturers to go to the podium more and encourages senior professors to go to the podium in salary design.