Hello, I am an art student, but I really want to study human resource management. I don't know what to do now. I need your help badly. Thank you.

I have been engaged in human resources business for eight years, and I am also a non-human resources major. Before I became a human resource, I was not as good as you, and I didn't take any related professional courses. From my personal work experience, the threshold for engaging in human resource management is still relatively low compared with other industries, especially for grass-roots posts (assistant, basic employee information, basic recruitment, attendance, etc. ), and transactional work varies from enterprise to enterprise. Therefore, such a position, even for students with professional background, enters the society from scratch. Therefore, if you really love this major, it is no problem to engage in it!

In view of your situation, I give you the following suggestions, hoping to help:

First, continue to study specialized courses;

Second, if you want to find a suitable HR job after graduation, you can now apply for interns from some units (such as Chengtong and Sida). ), strengthen the study of transactional work, and learn about HR major from work; Also add an experience and experience for your graduation job search;

Third, take an examination of social human resources certificates, such as assistant human resources division, human resources division, human resources lawyer, social security division, etc. It is best to take part in relevant training, which can increase the weight for getting the certificate smoothly, and secondly, you can meet a group of like-minded friends and increase your contacts for finding a job in the future.