What jobs can I get after learning Japanese?

You can work as a translator, tour guide, or work in a trading company.

How to learn Japanese:

1. To get started with learning Japanese, you need to follow a course with a relatively high learning value. To carry out advanced teaching materials, you also need to invest time and energy every day. You also need certain auxiliary learning materials to expand and improve on the basis of learning basic materials.

2. Basic introduction: An important aspect of getting started in Japanese learning is the memory and learning of the fifty syllables, which is equivalent to learning the English alphabet and is the foundation of the entire Japanese learning. This link is completed Well, you can get twice the result with half the effort by learning other aspects. The introductory unit of the "New Edition Standard Japanese Elementary" textbook we selected has a very complete learning method. Youku also has teaching videos that are synchronized with the teaching materials (you can find them on Baidu). While following this study, I personally recommend using the "card learning method" to study. Make some study cards by yourself, and select them for inspection at any time during your free time. In this way, you can master the fifty-syllable diagram and others in a relatively short period of time. The introductory content is relatively simple and can be mastered by following the video learning. Of course, if you can listen to the lectures, you will be more confident.

3. Unit learning: following the textbook requires a more scientific learning method. First of all, you must be proficient in pronunciation knowledge and make no mistakes. This is a basic requirement for self-study Japanese. Only with this can you embark on a simpler path in unit learning. The learning process is roughly as follows - preview, learn new words, and read the basic text 1; formal learning, master the new words, learn sentence patterns and expressions; do exercises according to the prompts, and master them by comparison, and repeat listening exercises until you can truly master them. Master the content of the unit study.