How difficult is it to find a job in England?

Three facts tell you how difficult it is:

1)20 15, * * 1, 826 China applicants successfully obtained Tier 2 work visas in the UK. Assuming that these lucky students are all recent graduates (in fact, they are not), let's calculate that according to the 70,754 student visas issued by the Immigration Bureau to international students in China last year, at best, only 2.58% of our recent graduates successfully stayed in the UK with work visas! That is,/kloc-less than 3 out of 0/00 people!

2) In 2065438+05, the British Immigration Bureau * * * issued 92,062 Tier2 work visas. Compared with applicants from other countries, only 1.98% of China people have obtained Tier 2 work visas in the UK. Indians, Americans, Australians and Canadians also need work visas to work in the UK. These competitors are more accommodating in culture and have stronger language skills. Can you hold on?

3) Third, don't discourage everyone. If you don't have the ability to be one in a hundred, and you don't have the status to work in the UK (many companies don't interview applicants with student visas at all), why should companies hire you?

There are many differences between finding a job in China and finding a job in Britain, but many international students don't realize this. What is even more frightening is that many international students have no awareness of finding a job. In Britain, companies attach great importance to employees' internship experience and interpersonal circle. Of course, a wonderful resume is the first step in finding a job. Many foreign students are limited by their language ability, so they can't write resumes well and don't understand many questions in the interview.