Choosing a school should start from employment, and good employment is a good school.

But how can we know whether the employment in this school is good or not?

If you ask the teachers at school, they may not tell you the truth.

So how can we know the actual situation of the school?

Here I summarize some of my methods, hoping to help you with your study.

I usually just ask some basic questions and get to the point.

Ask me what to do after graduation. If I were an assistant, I wouldn't choose a school.

If you are an intern, you are the same as an assistant.

So it is best to graduate as a makeup artist. If the teacher says it's a makeup artist,

How do we know if there is water in their words?

Here I use, first, the employment treatment, some of which are very high.

Then it must be unrealistic, because for a newcomer, there are thousands of jobs in the initial stage.

Then it is definitely impossible, so how much treatment is appropriate? Here, according to the market,

Generally around 1500, medium. Too few. Even being an assistant is useless.

Then you'd better ask your classmates at school.

They will generally know the teaching quality of this school and the job destination after graduation.