This question is not easy to answer. There is a good answer upstairs, that is, normal schools are easy to find jobs, but there is a problem that there are not many schools to choose from even if they go to school. After all, calligraphy is so professional that there is no such major in general schools, unless it is a university, only graduate students or doctoral students. After all, what normal schools learn is too broad, and calligraphy belongs to the quintessence of Chinese culture, which is profound and difficult to understand.
However, one advantage of going to the Academy of Fine Arts is that you can't teach if you have a solid major, but it's still very good to create your own works, participate in art exhibitions and run substitute classes. But one thing is that you love calligraphy and decide to study calligraphy all your life. If it's just for a graduate, it's very sad to go to a normal school.
Personal views on starting a business or attending an art college are for reference only.