Is it better to be a teacher in a public school or a private school?

I think both have their own advantages. The system of public schools is perfect, with more security in wages and benefits, and more opportunities to evaluate professional titles. Wages in private schools are higher and they have made great progress in private schools. If you choose both, I think private schools will be much better than public schools when you are young, and the welfare benefits of public schools will be more reassuring when you are older.

In fact, the income of private school teachers is generally twice or more than that of public schools, but there is a disadvantage that their class hours are much more than that of public schools, and the competition among private school teachers is also very great, but it is precisely because of this competition that teachers will grow better and faster than themselves and make themselves better. However, compared with public schools, private schools still lack welfare benefits.

Although public schools are not as promising as teachers in private schools, they are more stable. Many public school teachers don't have to worry about internal competition. In fact, they have fewer classes a day than private schools, so teachers in public schools should be more relaxed and able to focus more on students' ideological education.

I think whether it is a public school or a private school, being a teacher is to educate students and provide all kinds of talents for the society. Therefore, no matter whether you choose a public school or a private school, you should be responsible for the students, and it is best to teach them seriously. If you have an aggressive personality, private schools are actually a better choice, while if you are a teacher with a more peaceful personality, it will be better to choose public schools.