What about the employment of non-customs management majors in Shanghai Customs College?

Non-customs management majors can choose to take the civil service exam or find a job by themselves.

If you take the civil service examination, there are many suitable positions in the national civil service examination and the provincial and municipal civil service examinations, but there are no extra points like customs management, so you should compete with other candidates in the society on an equal footing.

If you want to find a job by yourself, no matter what your major is, you can definitely find a job if you want to find it. During college, it is best to find your own position as soon as possible. There are many courses in each major, and you may be interested in a particular course. For example, if you study taxation and find that you are very interested in international economy and trade, or if you study international business but find that you like securities very much, you can choose to learn more about it and take several certificates with higher gold content. So that you can do this job in the future.

I majored in international business in Shanghai Customs College in 2009 and graduated in June last year. In the winter of my senior year, I also took the National Civil Service Examination (Shanghai Customs/Customs Management Post), but I failed. Now I work as an air ticket salesman in an American freight forwarding company in Shanghai. Like our major, there are many people who take the postgraduate entrance examination, go abroad and take the examination of bank recruitment, and there are many ways out.