Insights
1. Salary of a teacher is usually very high in IIT-JEE coaching institutes, especially
when one has B.Tech. from IITs. It can touch 1 crore per annum very soon for
high-in-demand teachers.
2. However, this job is not for someone who works only for money. So if you want to be
a teacher, make sure you have some interest and inclination towards teaching.
3. The biggest challenge in this job is to handle students of different abilities and
attitudes. If you focus on one set, then the other set is left bitter.
4. This is one of the best-paid jobs in Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities in India.
Personal Details
Name – Shailendra Jain
Profession – Teacher at Catalyser, an IIT-JEE Coaching Institute
Age – 28 years
Gender – Male
City – Indore
Industry – Education
LinkedIn – https://in.linkedin.com/in/shailendra-jain-11726723
What are some of the challenges that you would want someone
to be aware of when considering this job?
1. Many a time, students of different abilities are put together in the same classes. As a
teacher, I find it a rather challenging situation. Every student has his or her own
pace, and it is difficult to move ahead in a class where pace varies largely. Not only
do the quick students lag behind, but the slower students are at the risk of not
completely being able to understand or to go into a complex due to quicker ones.
2. It is challenging to deal with students who are unwilling to cooperate and this makes
the whole learning experience bitter for other students and teachers.
3. You are at times held accountable for a student’s poor performance, which is very
disruptive to your career.
4. You are required to teach complex matter within very short time constraints which
leads to insufficient understanding. It is also very demanding on your mental health.
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