Why is it so difficult for private schools to recruit people?

Why are private schools so difficult to recruit, and why are teachers in private schools so difficult to recruit? It is true that teachers from private schools can come in. Although there are many people, not many people take root in private schools for further study.

First of all, judging from the current employment situation in normal universities, not every student majoring in normal universities can become a teacher. If you have a diploma and a teacher qualification certificate, you can't solve the problem. There are exams everywhere. In particular, it is more difficult for public schools to prepare for exams than civil servants.

Under such employment pressure, the main employment direction of normal college graduates is private schools. At least better than educational institutions. Can exercise systematic learning and education ability.

Second, from the treatment of private schools, private schools have the flexibility to run schools. In order to teach as many teachers as possible, the salary is high. Therefore, college students who can't find jobs for the time being also want to go to private schools. Almost all the teachers I see in private schools eat with students. Known as the student's nanny. In addition, young people who are not married do not have enough opportunities to solve personal problems. So many young people missed the opportunity.

Finally, judging from the development of private schools, private schools in some places are very popular. Although it exceeds public schools, private schools are easily influenced by policies. If the enrollment policy and the source of further studies change, teachers in private schools will face major adjustments. For private schools, it is very important to choose a high salary.

Therefore, the recruitment of private schools is very simple, and studying abroad is an objective fact. There are many normal graduates in the market, so it is easy to hire teachers as long as they are given enough treatment. Many excellent teachers.

Now people with better economic conditions will choose to give their children a better education, so they will choose to buy a house and move their accounts, which also leads to fewer and fewer children studying in rural areas! When excellent teachers come to the countryside, they will have a lot of psychological imbalance in the face of few children. Fair education is not easy!