Judging from the changes of K 12 and the number of online education providers, K 12 increased by 25.59% in the first quarter of this year and decreased by 26.8 1% in the second quarter. The number of online education providers increased by 66.89% in the first quarter and decreased by 7.77% in the second quarter.

Due to the overweight supervision of the whole education industry by the state, K 12 has shrunk compared with the supply and demand sides of online education. Enterprises have slowed down the pace of development and entered the stage of self-adjustment, and some even seek self-protection through salary reduction and layoffs. Therefore, some job seekers fled this field and sought better development.

In the first half of 200212 and online education, 17.50% of people and 15.92% of talents respectively updated their resumes. The TOP 15 submitted by job seekers in these two fields is the same, but the rankings are different. The Internet/mobile Internet/e-commerce industry ranks first, and K 12 job seekers who deliver this industry account for 17.62%.

The proportion of online education job seekers is 16.30%. The second and third sub-sectors of K 12 talent transportation are education/training/academic/scientific research/institutions and computer software, accounting for 8.50% and 5.56% respectively. Computer software, education/training/academic/scientific research/institutions ranked second and third in online education talent delivery, accounting for 6.68% and 5.77% respectively.