An early education institution, regardless of the teacher's background, must have strong professional knowledge. Even if he graduated with a master's degree or doctor's degree, it would be a waste of effort if he didn't have the professional knowledge of early education. In other words, if the teacher of this institution is a junior college graduate, he has strong professional knowledge. Such a teacher will certainly be of great help to you in teaching.

Back to the topic, how should we judge? As a person with more than ten years' experience in early education operation, here is the simplest way to screen 95% of the specialities of early education institutions, that is, to see how many courses this institution offers.

Many parents will think, wow, there are more than five courses in this early education institution, which is comprehensive and should be very good.

Here, I want to pour cold water on such parents. As we all know, it takes a novice teacher six months to a year to be familiar with a course, about 1.5 years to fully master the essence of a course teaching, and about three years to reach a perfect state. In an early education institution, the actual number of teachers may be 10- 15 (approximate figure). Faced with five or more courses, can they fully understand? On the contrary, an early education institution always has only 2-3 courses, and it has been in operation for 3 years or more, so this early education institution must be professional.

2. Teaching tracking system

This article can be used in cram schools or other educational institutions.

An educational institution without a teaching service tracking system must be unprofessional. Teaching (imparting knowledge and answering questions) or educating people (cultivating character, habits, etc. ) is not a one-off process, it needs a period of accumulation. But intermediate institutions need to follow up teaching, one year, one quarter, one month or even one week. The more detailed the tracking system, the faster the children grow and change, and the more professional this institution is.

This is our most commonly used way of judging.