If you want to be a middle school chemistry teacher, which major do you like to graduate from when the school recruits people? How about inorganic chemistry?

It is best to be a teacher in a normal college, because there are classes such as psychology, and teachers majoring in inorganic subjects are fine. Of course, as a middle school teacher, you can be organic, analytical and materialized, because you have studied all the four chemists, and that's all the content of middle school. Inorganic chemistry postgraduate courses are not used in middle schools. For example, advanced inorganic chemistry is both coordination chemistry and structural chemistry, so the specialty is not important, but the teacher's qualification is important. And you should have a heart that loves students. Don't worship money like individual teachers.