It's easy to take the exam, because there are relatively few courses and plenty of time in junior year. I passed the qualification certificate of Chinese teacher in senior high school by myself in my freshman and sophomore year. I don't know if it is necessary to report to class. Different people may have different situations, but I think from my own experience, I didn't sign up for class, and I can do it. It wasn't long, but it took two months to prepare. So I'll talk about my self-study experience.

First of all, we should know the examination information, usually twice a year, in spring and autumn. Check the announcement by yourself at a specific time. The exam is divided into written test and interview.

Written part

Textbook: Zhonggong (Textbook+Exercise)

Preparation time: two months

Preparation process: after buying the materials, I read them completely first, knowing what to take in the exam, so I read them quickly, almost two weeks. I have almost finished reading a batch of books. But the Spring Festival is coming soon, so it was shelved. The second time started after returning to school, and it was also a concentrated month. This month, I mainly read and summarize my notes.

As for notes, I borrowed the notes of a classmate who took the exam at that time, mainly to know what are the key points and review them. But because time has passed for a long time, I can't remember what the key point was at that time, but there must be many such related notes. Then, the second time was almost half a month. After reading it, I finished sorting it out, and the remaining half month is to recite and brush the questions. Mainly comprehensive education, subject knowledge is to do problems. Then I took the exam, all of a sudden.

Interview section

I don't have any special experience to share in the interview part. To put it bluntly, it is to learn to write lesson plans and pay attention to class attitude. As for structured question and answer, there are many online questions. Take a look, write it down, and there is nothing.

It may be because I like to participate in competitions such as speech hosting during my college years, so I don't have much problem in teaching posture and attitude, and I don't have stage fright. Generally speaking, I just need to be "generous and decent". If you don't know how to find this teaching posture, you can look at the corresponding online courses, and there is no need to sign up for classes.

I prepared for the interview for about a week. At that time, I took the Chinese exam in senior high school. With my previous Chinese achievements not bad, I read the Chinese textbooks, roughly sorted out the key points of each lesson, read the typical lesson plans of each lesson, and then read the questions and skills of structured questions and answers over the years, and went to the exam. Then, once.

Finally, I wish you a smooth exam and an early landing!