The teacher-student ratio in private universities is unbalanced, so one teacher may have to work as several teachers, because personnel know that if teachers are too relaxed, they will probably find another way out. Therefore, the task of teachers in private universities is quite heavy.
In addition, the formalism of private colleges and universities is serious, and many jobs need to be recorded and photographed. In short, there are so many chores that it is almost impossible to be idle. It is precisely because of such heavy work tasks that teachers are under great pressure to survive. If you can't do more work and make more money for the school, then the school doesn't need you.
Finally, the treatment characteristics of teachers in private colleges and universities. Teachers in private schools are generally not well paid. In particular, full-time in-service teachers work hard, but their income is not high, so they often encounter difficulties when asking private school operators for treatment. Since the funds for running private schools are mainly student tuition fees, some private universities have no other sources of funds except student tuition fees (private universities in a few places can get certain financial allocations per student).
In this case, if private colleges want to make money from running schools, they must control the cost of running schools. Especially with the decrease of students in our country, some private schools have encountered the crisis of students, and the tuition income of schools has dropped sharply, as has the income of teachers.
More teachers can't see the future in private schools, and the problem of emotional exhaustion is "completely normal".
Private universities have no source of funds.
If you have friends who have studied in private schools, you must know that tuition fees in private schools are generally more expensive, even twice as high as those in public universities. It is said that the tuition fees of private schools are as high as more than 10,000 per year, so the significance of many private schools is to collect tuition fees, because many private schools have no financial subsidies.
But in a state-owned university, as long as one student is enrolled, the state finance will give a subsidy of about 12,000 yuan to the public universities, plus the annual tuition fees of the students, so the annual funds will be much higher.
As we all know, the funds of private universities have been particularly tight, so they pay special attention to enrollment, hoping to expand the school by charging students' tuition fees.