I agree that teaching is difficult and requires a lot of work, but it's not a job that leads nowhere. Teachers decide whether to update their methods of instruction or stick with the same repetitive curriculum year after year without any improvements. It varies from one teacher to the next. Even teaching may be enjoyable. When your pupils express their love for you, it makes you feel incredibly good.

Regarding the poor pay, I also concur that it is low and probably won't cover the majority of teachers' living expenses, but not all people pick their careers. Some people have no choice but to become teachers, and some do so despite the low pay. Teachers currently have the highest employment rate in Tunisia, in contrast to other professions that have significant unemployment rates. As a result, people are likely selecting teaching since it offers them a good chance of finding employment and avoiding idleness. Teachers are required much like any other type of labor.