What are the different types of jobs?

There are several different types of professors that academics can watch on the way to or instead of career as a university or university professor. These professions include assistant teacher (TA), associate professor, teaching member (TF) and complementary professor. These professors' jobs require specific academic data that may vary by country or academic institutions. Some of these positions may also enable the reigning to be involved, providing it with a contractual level of employment and the opportunity to move in the professor.

Sometimes they are referred to as lecturers or assistants for postgraduate pedagogical assistants (GTA), who are postgraduate students employed at universities or universities to help professors in teaching the course. It will provide support to the professor during lectures, work of students and can also carry out instructions or laboratories separately. Assistants for higher education (UTA) are part of the subcategory those holding or youSokoškolských title and can be paid by a credit loan rather than a fixed salary that it receives on the basis of a contract. The one that has received or introduced the results of the academic successes set by the university or the university is promoted to the position of Associate Professor.

Unlike TA is a teacher (TF) academic who holds a master's degree and instructs a college class independently. However, some universities require TFS to supervise the professor they meet regularly and receive proposals for ways to improve their teaching skills. TF are paid higher salaries than TAS and on the basis of semester. In the UK, the title "Teaching Fellow" is sometimes given to an academic employee who has shown excellence in a lecture.

Adjunct Professor is a professor who is employed part -time, an informal base of a university or university and usually holds Ph.D. SinceE professors do not accept permanent professors' jobs, do not receive the same benefits as other academic employees and are exempt from research and administrative responsibilities required for full -time permanent professors. Professors who have contributed to teaching in the department outside their own can be recognized in this department as complementary professors, except for maintaining their regular professors.