Each school has its own teaching characteristics and teaching methods. For example, some schools focus on theory, supplemented by practice, so most graduates go out to work as interns or assistants for a period of time, and then gradually become full-fledged. This kind of school has a solid basic knowledge, but the content of study is not very consistent with the outside, so it is necessary to go outside in other forms to get familiar with the needs of the guests outside, and then gradually become a formal makeup artist. Relatively speaking, such a school will. Some schools combine theory with practice. For example, this is the way of teaching in our school. Hands-on teaching focuses on students' practical ability, and then adopts point-to-point teaching. Learning content is in line with the outside world. Graduates are makeup artists, not assistants or interns. Therefore, if what they learn is practical and they graduate well, I personally think it will be good for future employment.