1. First of all, education is a relatively stable industry. Compared with the other two, it is the job with the least contact with the social level, equivalent to half a civil servant! Although there are teachers' appraisals, professional titles and competitions now, after all, the school is much better than the society. In the long run, it will not only be stable, but also work for a lifetime. But to teach until you are old, this is also a profession with more age and experience. You are still very happy when you send out several generations of students!

2. Translation. How can I put it? There are too many people who can speak English now. This industry is very tired. You need patience and care. It is difficult to make some achievements in this industry. You must be excellent. Usually translation needs all kinds of certificates, and then work hard. I find it difficult to regard this as my own career. Why not take a part-time job? Are you interested? You can do it at any time and take on the task at any time.

3. business. This is essentially different from a teacher. This industry is the fastest and most social work. He needs you to be familiar with marketing, customer psychology, business negotiation, business process and so on. The future work is nothing more than doing foreign trade, talking about customers, placing orders and collecting money. It depends on the situation in your city. For example, Jinan's foreign trade is not good, the inland cities are not near the sea, there is no port advantage, and there are few foreign trade companies, so it is not recommended. Usually, foreign trade companies are not big, so it is good to have a team of 20 people, unless you enter a serious foreign company in the future. But this job usually doesn't support the elderly. To a certain extent, many people either jump out of their SOHO and have free time, or earn enough money to change careers. The early stage is a process of accumulating customers and getting familiar with the process, and then finding good cooperative merchants.

I have been in contact with all three industries, and it depends on your future career plan. Weigh the pros and cons, do education for stability, do business for excitement, and do translation advice part-time! I hope I can help you from experience.