Is it better to be a teacher or a civil servant?

Many people tend to confuse the difference between civil servants and teachers. They think that teachers are also public institutions, so they should also be civil servants. This is wrong. The teaching profession does not fall within the scope of civil servants. Civil servants refer to managers who specifically manage national resource allocation and economic order. Although teachers also belong to public institutions, they are not civil servants. If you understand the difference between the two, many girls will have a hard time deciding whether to take the civil service exam or become a teacher.

Compare the differences between teachers and civil servants: 1. In terms of exam difficulty. The passing rate of civil servants in landing is also very miserable. After all, competition for many popular jobs at the municipal level is fierce, sometimes reaching a terrifying 200:1. However, compared with the difficult exam for civil servants, it is relatively easy for teachers. First of all, as long as you work hard, you can usually pass the teacher qualification certificate. You can take the exam to be a teacher in a local school. There are many positions, ranging from elementary schools and kindergartens to colleges and universities. Access levels are low.

Second, the issue of salary and benefits. Needless to say, the salary of ordinary teachers is definitely higher than that of department staff in ordinary positions. Teachers' salaries are based on professional titles and performance, and civil servants' salaries are based on grade. It is even more difficult for civil servants to be promoted. However, some civil servant positions have good benefits, while teachers’ benefits can only be said to be average.

Third, whether the work is tiring or not. Civil servants also have many positions. The office is recognized as the most tiring position. When you are busy, you have to work overtime until late every day. There are also very leisure positions. The battle headquarters has tea all year round. Teachers' work is also quite hard, as they have to prepare lessons every day and are assessed by the director. But the holidays are long, three or four months each year.

Four, power. This aspect is very simple. Naturally, civil servants will have greater power in the future.