After the "double reduction" policy, no parents will wait for their children to leave school at the gate of the training institution on weekends. In order to reduce the burden on students, what career direction can K 12 education and training practitioners choose after they are forced to resign?

Vocational education such as civil service examination, scientific research training and interest classes is also a direction of transformation, but the threshold of transformation is higher than studying abroad. For example, if there is no foundation, it is difficult for us to become a qualified piano teacher in a short time.

Adjacent education industries are relatively easy to be cut in by K 12 institutions, or the contents or tools are cut in, and the systems and ideas are similar, so the exam-oriented education and vocational education for studying abroad are worth considering.

In the end, although the era of educational capital is over, the dividend of the teaching and training industry has receded. However, as a 9-year education industry, education is a great cause, and education and training are bound to exist.

In-school and off-campus education, it is necessary to cultivate people who meet the requirements of the times, rather than a problem-solving machine that only studies exams. The improvement of education quality and the change of training objectives will raise the threshold for the establishment of extracurricular tutoring institutions, and the off-campus teaching and training industry will also be bound by higher standards.

Education should focus on all-round, shaping and cultivating people, not only on grades, but also on the long-term development of students, educating people with heart and teaching students in accordance with their aptitude, so that students can fall in love with learning and feel that learning is also a kind of fun.

The huge consulting gap of psychological counselors in the future will bring new enlightenment to the teaching and training industry.

Anyway, I still want to pay tribute to the educational talents who have struggled in the field of K 12 for 10 years. "Hard work!" Our contribution to this industry will definitely outweigh the disadvantages. I wish everyone who has struggled in the K 12 industry a good home in the end.