1. It has the following advantages:

(1). Simple, no pressure to go to school,

(2) If you have more free time, you can go home and do your own thing without class, such as opening a shop to do business.

(3) It's easy to get a postgraduate entrance examination or a doctor's degree, because there is plenty of time.

2. There are the following shortcomings:

(1). Less money is basically salary.

(2) It's not easy to get a promotion or evaluate a professional title.

There are two ways to be a teacher in a university: one is to do academic work; Second, be an official.

Besides, if you want to make money, you just do your own sideline or something.

2. Being a teacher in a middle school:

1. Overall: I have a lot of pressure and less time for myself, but it is relatively easy to evaluate my professional title. I can also earn some income by tutoring.

2. Specific high school: the pressure is great, leaving less time for yourself, but it is relatively easy to evaluate the title. Family education is basically only available on holidays, because there are not many holidays on Saturday and Sunday.

3. junior high school: the pressure is relatively small, and I have relatively more time. Evaluating professional titles is more troublesome and takes a long time than senior three, but there are more physical and chemical tutors in mathematical English. Saturday, Sunday and holidays are fine, and you can earn a little more money.

I am a teacher and wanted to choose a university. My classmates suggested that I go to middle school because I didn't know which one was right for you. I hope I can help you!