? Because I have worked in a private school for some time, I can give you a detailed analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of teaching in a private school. Let's talk about the advantages first.
You don't need to take an exam. Ability is the most important thing.
Private schools pay attention to the quality of education, which is the main capital for them to compete with public schools. Therefore, when private schools recruit teachers, the requirements for ability are not low, or even worse. There are several well-known private junior and senior high schools in the campus recruitment of our senior graduates, and the recruitment conditions require scholarships and the title of outstanding students, which can be said to be one in a hundred. Students who meet these conditions have a high probability of being admitted to the public establishment or direct employment, but private schools are so confident because they have another killer-high salary.
Higher salary and treatment
This is the confidence of private schools, and it is also the confidence of public schools to grab outstanding young teachers. The more famous a private school is, the higher the salary it can offer. The tuition fees of these private schools are not low, so students can only take the road of hiring famous teachers with high salaries if they want to enjoy better teaching. So as long as you can be selected, you don't have to worry about salary. As long as you can make achievements and teach fame, your income will only be higher than that of the public. Of course, don't worry about the basic five insurances and one gold. Now regular private schools will pay teachers normally. Ps: It is normal for a famous private high school teacher in No.7 Middle School to earn hundreds of thousands of dollars a year.
? The advantages of private schools are discussed above, and the disadvantages are discussed below.
tense；nervous
? Unlike the "iron rice bowl" teachers who have been preparing for the public examination, teachers in private schools are under great pressure. Mainly from two aspects:
① Enrollment pressure. Newly-recruited teachers in private schools need to participate in the school's semester enrollment, and together with a group of enrollment teachers, they get up early and get greedy and publicize everywhere. This is the experience that most private teachers have had. This is what I fear most. )
② Peer competition. Private high salary is based on ability, so in private schools, unless you are already a famous teacher, you can't choose to lie flat. You should always keep a sense of urgency, teach results and strive for fame. After all, the atmosphere of private schools is similar to that of corporate competition.
Have no sense of belonging
As mentioned above, private schools give people the impression that they are an educational company, so the management style of schools is not as respectful and tolerant as that of public schools. Here, it feels like you have something to give and you have something to gain. It is difficult to fully integrate, far from the sense of belonging brought by public schools. This is also the main reason why I resigned after working in a private school for a period of time.
? To sum up, combined with my personal experience, I have analyzed the advantages and disadvantages of being a teacher in a private school. Generally speaking, I still recommend young teachers to enter private schools. Young people are capable and energetic. This time, it is time to wait!