Medical students vs normal students, which candidate for the examination is more promising?
Medical students vs trainee teachers, both of these two people will also be reviewed by the editorial board in the future, which one is the most promising?
In the current employment situation, graduates of ordinary majors do not have obvious advantages compared with graduates of prestigious universities. On the contrary, if graduates of prestigious universities choose the wrong major, their employment prospects may not be as good as those of some ordinary graduates. In general, the choice of major at the time of admission is indeed an esoteric question.
Historically, parents have generally favored jobs that seem more secure, hoping that their children will have a stable life in the future. In our university curriculum, there are indeed some professions that directly correspond to positions within the system, such as medicine and teacher training. As a result, these two majors have been highly sought after by applicants in recent years, which has also left students and parents undecided on which major is the most attractive.
Medical students and trainee faculty are both highly valued, what is the difference between them?[In terms of learning difficulties, medicine is much more difficult than normal students].
Although medicine and teacher training are courses at the same university, and students choose both, there is a big difference in the difficulty of learning. In the past, normal students were able to find jobs quickly after graduation, but even in the era of intensified competition for academic qualifications, the number of students applying for normal training has gradually increased. However, the threshold for normal students to enter the education industry is relatively low, and graduates still have the opportunity to enter ordinary schools in their hometowns.
The situation for medical students is different from other majors, and most medical programs start with five years, which is long in itself. Some medical graduates may be able to find a job, but for professions such as clinical medicine, a master's degree is required at least, and medical students do not have a clear direction of study and have to face both theory and practice, which can be stressful for less capable students.
In terms of employment, the matching rate of teacher training majors is higher than that of medical professions. ］
After a few years of college study, most people hope to be able to apply what they have learned after graduation. Neither medicine nor teacher education is an easy choice, and most students don't plan to change careers directly after graduation. However, with a degree, medical students are relatively more likely to change careers.
Even if a normal student fails the college entrance examination, he or she may enter a public school or education and training institution, which is still considered a balanced job. On the other hand, graduating medical students, especially those from secondary colleges, have less access to hospitals, leading many of them to choose other careers after graduation and move away from their dreams of being doctors.
In terms of income, the medical profession may be more profitable than teacher training].
Hospitals and schools are both public institutions, but they are different in nature. Hospitals are underfunded institutions, and doctors' income depends partly on financial subsidies and partly on work benefits independent of hospitals. Although we don't want hospitals to do too much business, hospitals are still a popular place to visit today when universal health is widely concerned, so doctors earn relatively well.
Comparatively, the salaries of public school teachers are largely dependent on financial allocations and remain virtually unchanged unless they are promoted.
There are little-known problems in both the medical profession and the teaching profession. Although both doctors and teachers are highly sought-after and both are considered enviable professions, they are both actually experiencing silent suffering.
First of all, it's not just learning difficulties that test medical students. Medicine is a highly sophisticated discipline that does not allow students to make mistakes. As a result, it is academically demanding and has high demands on students' ability to learn. To get into a good institution, it takes at least 8 to 10 years of study.
After entering the labor market, the life of a doctor is not as good as it seems. They are engaged in life-threatening work and are under tremendous pressure, not only dealing with conflicts in the doctor-patient relationship, but also facing threats to their lives. Despite working in public institutions, many doctors are not 9 to 5 and some have to be on call and even have to fulfill a special regime, which makes it difficult for them to be reunited with their families.
Secondly, when it comes to teachers, many people think that the job of teachers is very easy, and they just need to teach students every day, and they don't need a high salary. However, with the emphasis on education in society, the work of teachers is getting busier and busier. Students are not all well-behaved angels, and some students are even very naughty and may be supported by unreasonable parents. A teacher's job is more than just teaching.
Nowadays, teachers are not only responsible for teaching tasks, but schools also arrange a variety of auxiliary work, including exams, lectures and voluntary work, which takes even more time than classes. Most teachers face both physical and mental work, as well as the lack of understanding from the outside world, and the pressure cannot be ignored.
When choosing a teacher training course or a medical course, students should consider their own character and desires. Teachers are responsible for teaching and educating people, and they also have to deal with students and parents, so they are more suitable for extroverts. Even the most introverted students need to overcome their fear of public speaking, otherwise they will have a hard time fulfilling the role of a teacher. In addition, the work of education is not something that can be done by experience, but also requires enthusiasm, dedication, and above all, patience. If the student possesses these qualities, it may be more appropriate to choose a teacher training course.
The medical profession does not necessarily require students to be very outgoing, but they should have the qualities of being brave, careful, resistant to pressure, and calm enough. If parents have doubts about whether their children are suitable for medical practice, they can take students to visit the hospital to understand the reality of birth, old age, sickness and death, and let students judge whether they are suitable for medical practice.
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