Will NMET English reform affect the employment of English teachers? What should I do if I reduce the number of recruits or a large number of English teachers lose their jobs?

But personally, I think the actual demand for English will not decrease. One exam changed to two exams, and finally I had to take the exam. According to the prisoner effect, the tendency of candidates to pursue higher scores will not change, and competition still exists. In addition, there are English requirements for studying abroad, going to graduate school, looking for a job and enrolling students independently. Do you usually relax and cram for the last minute? Therefore, it may only affect the English teachers on campus, and the training teachers outside the school should have little impact.