I want to be a photography assistant. Please give me some advice.

No, photography assistants work for people. They all ask you to move things or something, which doesn't help improve your skills at all. Advanced equipment will not let you touch it. You shoot outside, just hold up a reflector or something. If you meet a good photographer, you will train, but the probability is not high.

If you want to engage in photography-related work because you like photography, you can consider learning other people's business processes in the studio, accumulate some experience and enrich yourself. After working as an assistant for such a year, I can come out to open my own studio or be a photographer, and I can be a photographer in the studio magazine. If the photographer takes more orders, the income is still considerable. Of course, technology is the most important.

Those teachers don't necessarily know much about photography in class and can't learn anything. If you like photography, teach yourself the basics of photography first, and then buy a SLR. Photography is much more mastered in practice than in books.

If you are a photography assistant, we should be able to get more than 800 large photo studios here, and the average photo studio is about 600. It's not bad to regard it as a summer job, but not as a career.