1, experimenters and teachers are different names in universities. The establishment of laboratory personnel is the direction of scientific research, and the establishment of teachers is the lecturer. Teachers need to have corresponding academic qualifications. Laboratory positions require professional skills and pass professional tests.
2. The laboratory is divided into experimenters and experimenters. Chemists are generally prepared for employees and promoted to middle and senior workers. Teaching preparation titles: teaching assistant, lecturer, associate professor and professor.
3. Whether the experimenter's salary depends on the demand task and whether the year-end welfare depends on the project. Teachers' salaries are the same as those of public institutions, and consist of three parts: basic salary, subsidy and professional title salary.
Relatively speaking, the prospect of preparing lessons is better. The experimenters are usually on duty. In schools, technicians other than teachers are generally called teaching assistants, and the boundaries are very clear. Generally speaking, experimenters in universities have not compiled hard indicators for teachers.
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Generally speaking, university lecturers are promoted from teaching assistants and are intermediate titles among university teachers. If the lecturer has certain achievements in academic and scientific research, he will be promoted to associate professor first and then to professor. However, some accompanying translators can join the ranks of university lecturers and engage in English teaching if they have the ambition to be teachers and have a master's degree or above.
In American universities, new teachers have a 6-7-year inspection period to examine their academic level and professional ethics, and then the school decides whether to award the title of professor according to their academic qualifications. In China, university teachers generally follow the path of lecturer-associate professor-professor.