What is the working environment of full-time counselors in universities? How is the treatment?

Hello, I work in a university. Before you make a decision, I want you to clarify a few questions:

(1) Understand whether the full-time counselors of Shandong Normal University are in the establishment. That is, if you work in a school, what about the career establishment? Or temporary external employment? Or personnel agency, if it is a career establishment, the contract is binding. Do it. After all, working in colleges and universities is a good job.

(2) Find out whether you are capable and willing to engage in student management. This job is tedious, but it is very tiring. Generally, you can become a full-time teacher or administrative post after a few years. If you like dealing with students, do it, which will make you grow up quickly.

(3) It is very common for graduate students to serve as ideological and political counselors in colleges and universities, because general undergraduate colleges require doctoral degrees when recruiting professional teachers. It is just right for you to study management and engage in student management. In a school like Shandong Normal University, the staffing may be more than 2,000 a month at first, but the general welfare benefits and year-end awards of public institutions are good, not bad.