Are private schools demanding?

A few days ago, some teachers who have left or are about to leave the institution talked to me about wanting to enter the school. The first question is-is it very demanding to be a teacher in a private school?

My answer is that I can only follow the situation here, and other places are unfamiliar.

The high-end private requirements here are really high, and the low-end private requirements are not very high.

High-end private enterprises require high salaries, and low-end private enterprises, if they are primary schools, require full-time junior colleges. Yes, most primary schools are slowly beginning to require full-time undergraduate courses as the minimum education.

Therefore, more primary school teachers should continue to study and improve their academic qualifications after entering the job.

If it is junior high school, full-time undergraduate degree or above is required here.

Junior and senior high schools generally require professional counterparts (graduate students can be professional counterparts), and some primary schools can relax the requirements of professional counterparts. The teacher qualification certificate needs to meet the academic system and the applied subjects. Non-freshmen need teaching experience.

These are hard conditions.

Are there any exceptions? Yes Particularly excellent students can relax their academic qualifications.

Other requirements, is to see the strength. There are few written interviews in private primary schools here, and they are basically direct interviews. Junior high school and senior high school are basically written tests and interviews.

Trial lectures need practice. Unless you are a teacher with many years of teaching experience.

The above is some information about recruiting teachers in private schools. It is in accordance with the requirements and circumstances of the normal process interview.