Can tourism management major be a teacher?

Do you want to teach Chinese or senior high school Chinese? Now undergraduate graduates can still enter primary school, and basically they need a master's degree above junior high school. If you are a master of tourism management, you'd better try to stay in school. \xd\ If you really want to teach Chinese, you can ask if you can apply for Chinese in primary schools, because the subjects in senior high schools are so professional that you can't tell whether your professional skills are solid for just 15 minutes. \xd\ The cross-major examination of primary school teacher's certificate is relatively loose, but if there are regulations in your local area, there is no way (for example, there is no requirement of "no cross-major" in the application for Beijing senior high school certificate, but the standard will be improved during the trial lecture). \xd\ Professional mismatch will bring you a lot of trouble. The farthest thing is to evaluate the professional title, and the nearest thing is to find a job. If you have a way to introduce you to the school, it's okay. If there is no way, first of all, teachers are saturated now, and the work of substitute teachers is very difficult to find. Secondly, if you want to participate in open recruitment, basically all schools will require professional counterparts.