According to the relevant regulations jointly issued by the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Personnel, the positions of college teachers are divided into 13 levels. Professorship is divided into one to seven grades. Among them, the position of full professor includes one to four levels. For example, professors are divided into first-level professors (the highest level), second-level professors, third-level professors and fourth-level professors. Associate professor positions include grades five to seven; Intermediate posts are divided into three grades, namely, eight to ten grades; The junior post is divided into three grades, namely 1 1 to 13.
Teaching assistant: Before being hired as a lecturer, new teachers have been engaged in teaching assistant work for one year or more, and are familiar with the basic teaching conditions and teaching organization of universities. The teaching assistant can also be a graduate student who is studying for a doctorate. In many countries, doctoral students undertake the work of teaching assistants, rather than setting up teaching posts at the level of teaching assistants.
Lecturer: A university teacher who can offer one or more courses independently. Lecturers also have different grades. An excellent lecturer can set his course as a basic course that has made great contributions to his subject, and his teaching methods, experimental methods and basic norms will become a compulsory step for students, thus meeting the basic requirements of university education.
Associate Professor: In principle, associate professors not only have the ability to start classes, but also have a full understanding of the overall situation of the subject, preside over research projects by themselves, and can constantly open the latest research into new courses in the form of academic discussions. On the one hand, he teaches students relevant knowledge, on the other hand, he trains students to master the methods of acquiring knowledge and preach and teach students to solve doubts.
Professor is a title in the higher education system. Most of them refer to senior teachers and researchers who teach in universities or community colleges, but there is a difference between professors and researchers. Professors have teaching tasks, but researchers don't.
Professor is the highest level of university teachers' titles. The word "professor" in Chinese comes from the meaning of "preaching and teaching to solve doubts", which is the name of academic officials in ancient China, and this position was set up in universities in the Han and Tang Dynasties in China. It has nothing to do with English. Japanese and China people call teachers "professors" in universities.