What else can teachers do when they change careers?

What a teacher can do when he changes careers depends on his major, qualifications and hobbies.

1. If you are a kindergarten teacher, you can be a nanny. The actually cured (high-quality kindergarten teachers) can do psychological counseling for pre-school education, Meng Qi, a teacher in a private school, or be an expert on children's issues.

2. If a math teacher changes careers, he can do accounting or statistics in factories and mines.

Those with advanced education (innovative ability) can go to scientific research departments in any field and give full play to their mathematical ability.

3, the physics teacher changed careers and can be a mechanical repairman. Senior qualification (innovation), can do high energy or light energy physics research, mechanical design, mechanical automation, electronics and other research.

4. Chemistry teachers who change careers can work in pharmaceutical factories, fertilizer plants, petrochemical refineries and agricultural academies. Advanced qualifications (innovative) can engage in their favorite research or special research in chemical enterprises.

5. The history geography teacher can change careers and do odd jobs for grave robbers. Senior education (with reverse thinking ability) can be engaged in professional research such as navigation, archaeology, geology and mineral resources and astronomy.

6. Teachers majoring in politics can change careers and become community security instructors. Senior qualifications (with high moral and political awareness) can become prosecutors.