Do French majors need to take the postgraduate entrance examination if they want to join a foreign company or be a tour guide?

The relative employment of French majors is still relatively small, but in fact, the top 500 foreign companies have little restrictions on majors. It is better for foreign companies to look at school brands than majors. Even if you are still majoring in language, you can enter a foreign company. For example, quite a few foreign companies enter foreign companies every year.

If your goal is really foreign companies like Procter & Gamble and Wrigley, then it is better to choose your major carefully and take an examination of some famous schools (985 universities). As for being a tour guide, I don't think it is necessary to take the postgraduate entrance examination. Just take the tour guide qualification certificate. I am a ((Wu-Shengshi Qingbei)) consulting teacher, and I hope my answer can help you. You can ask them if you have any other questions.