Will you look for a job after studying abroad? What is your employment intention?

Nowadays, studying abroad is becoming more and more common. Will you look for a job after studying abroad? Next, take a look with me.

How about looking for a job after studying abroad? For this question, the answer must not be generalized, only yes or no as the answer to the question. The university studying abroad, the degree of hard study, professional employment and other factors will have an impact on the answer to the question. Then, the best way to answer this question is to summarize the answer from a large number of surveys from a statistical point of view.

According to UniCareer's latest report "20 19 Investigation Report on the Employability of Returnees", overseas returnees have encountered some obstacles in their employment in China: nearly 70% of overseas students have encountered practical problems such as cultural concepts, settling down for schooling and policy restrictions after returning to China; 30% of international students think that the first job did not meet the psychological salary expectation at all; In terms of enterprises, 27% of the enterprises surveyed think that returnees' self-evaluation is too high.

Among the returned overseas students who participated in the survey, more than half (57.94%) expect to find career development opportunities in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen. The most popular industry is finance, followed by education, information and software services.

State-owned enterprises and foreign-funded enterprises are the most popular types of employment institutions, followed by private enterprises, universities and scientific research institutions. About one-third of returned overseas students have no obvious preference for employment institutions. Career development space is the most important factor for returnees to choose employment institutions, followed by employment area and salary and welfare.

What is the purpose of studying abroad? 1. Broaden your horizons and experience;

2. Learn the language and cultural knowledge related to the country.

3. Pursuing better educational conditions. This reason is most common among students from developed countries from developing countries.

4. Diplomatic reasons. The government can send students, officials or soldiers to each other's schools to show friendship and cooperation.

5. Reasons related to immigration.

6. Minors temporarily living in foreign countries with their parents.

7. Apply for a student visa as an international student and obtain the right of temporary settlement.

8, familiar with the country's society, accumulate experience, and prepare for permanent settlement in the future.

9. Lay a foundation for getting a better working environment in the future.