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The difference between nurses and early education
Nurses can be certified and have relevant qualification certificates to test, which has the widest effective scope, but early education does not necessarily have a qualification certificate.

Take early education as an example, brands generally train themselves, and the training certificates issued are only valid within the brand. Of course, some factions, such as Montessori, have a particularly wide range of training certificates, which can be recognized in many places.

In other words, you are a baby nurse, you can do early education, and you can also do any work related to baby-rearing.

But you don't have to be a nanny to do early education.

As for the treatment:

Being a nanny depends on your level first. The higher the level, the higher the starting point of treatment, but the specific salary depends on your specific job. If you work as a full-time nanny in a rich family, your salary is also a big white-collar worker.

If you are a teacher, the salary of foreign brands will be higher and that of local brands will be relatively lower.