It's really hard to wrap lines.

The longer you work on a line, the more difficult it is to disconnect it. Many times, it is not necessarily that I don't want to start from scratch, nor that I don't want to get out of my present state, but that I am forced by life and don't allow myself to start from scratch. In addition, the older you are in an industry, the wider your contacts will be. Relatively speaking, the less contacts you have in other industries. Once you change careers, you need to give up a lot.

Why do you want to change careers? This is a key issue.

If you want to change the line, you should first consider the reason for changing the line. Is it because you feel tired in class or don't rest on weekends, or do you feel that you are not suitable for this industry or something?

There are actually different ways to deal with the idea of changing the line for different reasons. For example, if you simply feel stressed and tired in class, in fact, you will be tired if you want to do well in any industry, so what you have to think about is how to solve it, not where to escape. If you feel that you are not suitable for this industry or are unhappy, and the pressure of life makes you change careers and start over, you can consider changing careers.

What are the relevant suggestions?

As mentioned above, let's look at the reasons first. For example, many friends recommend going to public schools, but in fact, if you don't like teaching, don't feel the pleasure of teaching, and it's not easy to enter public schools now (the bigger the city, the harder it is), then entering public schools can only be carried out under the premise of meeting certain conditions.

In addition, there are some jobs similar to data analysis and editing of mathematical journals. This can also be considered, but it requires some skill.

Then relying entirely on my other skills, I have changed my profession and am ready to start from zero. This choice is very big.

Finally, within the industry of training institutions, it is also an option to move from teaching positions to sales positions and then gradually rise to management positions.

The above is for reference only.

If you don't want to change careers in educational institutions, there are probably the following ideas:

1, go to school. Because you are a high school math teacher and have teaching experience, you can try to enter the school. Public schools may generally need exams and need to be fully prepared. Private schools are also well paid and can submit resumes.

2. Start a business. Come out of the institution and do it yourself, enroll students, and operate according to your own ideas. The premise of this choice is that you are very familiar with the operation and management of the organization and have a mature idea of going it alone. At the same time, be prepared for pressure resistance and hardship.

3. Take an examination of civil servants or institutions. Pay attention to the examination requirements in your area and see if there are any restrictions on household registration, education and major. If the conditions are met, you can take the road of public examination compilation.

4. Do a good job related to your major. If you stay in a public institution as soon as you graduate, this road may be even more difficult. Because there is no work experience. But if you are very optimistic about your professional prospects and don't mind starting from scratch, you can consider it.

5. Continue your studies. I don't know what your education is. If you have a bachelor's degree or a junior college degree, you don't want to stay in the institution now. You can consider taking the postgraduate entrance examination. Engaged in professional related work, apply for the relevant direction of this major. If you want to engage in education, you should choose normal colleges.

Generally speaking, it is still difficult to change careers from public institutions. Because I only have teaching experience, it is still a good choice to continue to be a teacher, and I am profound and professional enough in one thing. If you analyze the pros and cons, you feel that you really don't want to stay in the organization and become a teacher. I hope the above suggestions can help you.

A friend of mine has been renting a house in the community to study mathematics and physics since the year of graduation. This is a family area, with many people and an old house. The rent is cheap, only 10 thousand a year. He worked for ten years, changed two cars and bought two suites.

He doesn't have many students, about twenty, but the fees are relatively high. In our eighteenth-tier cities, life is quite moist, but it is also really hard. He was still running on the way back from making up lessons at 0: 00 in the evening, because he had to go to one-on-one math and physics counseling in high school every night, all after high school students studied by themselves at night.

The year before last, he invested 300,000 yuan in a restaurant for his wife. It was closed less than six months ago. He said nothing, so he didn't make up lessons for a year. All I know is that he spends at least 300 thousand a year, alone, and has never invited anyone. His teaching level should still be good. Public schools invited him to give lectures and discuss with students.

The state inspection was strict last year. He expanded the scale, rented a floor and spent a lot of energy. But for some reason, he didn't get the certificate yet, and he caught up with the epidemic and couldn't start work. He's worried. His twin son is three years old this year, and the nanny hired at home is very expensive. He told me that one-on-one income at home is a bit high now. After all, the rent has to be paid every day, and all walks of life have been really hard this year.

I hope everyone will get better soon.

If you are always a teacher, it is really difficult for a teacher to change careers. When you are a teacher, you are eloquent, so switch to marketing, find an industry you like, and start from scratch.

Generally, it is difficult to jump out after staying in an industry for a long time. Teachers in public institutions are usually public schools or private schools in the end. Public schools are more difficult to enter, requiring teachers' majors, majors and professors to belong to the same category, so I mainly want to know my future career plan and then go in a certain direction.

Be the head of an educational institution.

You can do it yourself and be the chairman.

Peer, off-campus high school math teacher. This is a good job. Less money is closer to home. The only requirement is excellent technology.

Improve your math level, and you will find that this industry is really good.

Do you have a teacher qualification certificate? You can take the exam if you have a teacher qualification certificate. If you don't have a teacher qualification certificate, you can go to some private schools. Because it is illegal, the salary will certainly not be too high. A good private school definitely needs a teacher qualification certificate.

There is an English tutor in my community, which is very popular. It's ok to earn hundreds of thousands a year. It must be irregular, as long as no one reports it. Mathematics is also a popular course, and there will be no shortage of students if you teach it well.

You can even be a tutor or a small class system, right in your own home, and you don't need extra rent. It is enough to recruit students by word of mouth, and it is definitely more free and profitable than working for others.

If you are tired of training, look for it according to your hobbies. If you don't have any special hobbies, just survive and make money first.

Why do you want to change careers? Can't do it anymore, or are you not interested? My advice is not to quit your job easily, let alone change careers rashly unless you have firm goals and plans. Such goals and plans have long been conceived in my mind and the time is ripe. Otherwise, if you change careers at a loss, you may lose your watermelon. There will never be a shortage of people who know everything but are not proficient in anything in society. It is the most pragmatic to do your job well and cultivate your professional skills.