Is there an extra charge for Japanese classes in public schools?

Learning Japanese in public schools is free, free.

Some public high schools specialize in enrolling students. Take Japanese teachers as an example, there is no charge for offering Japanese. If it is a training institution, there is a charge.

At present, there is a great demand for Japanese talents in China, especially senior Japanese translators and senior Japanese translators. According to different employers, they have different requirements for Japanese. Generally, the requirements of Japanese companies are Japanese level one.

Engaged in translation, tour guide, foreign trade business, Japanese teacher and so on.

In some coastal areas, such as the Pearl River Delta, there are many Japanese-funded enterprises. In the past two years, there have been many Japanese enterprises in Qingdao and Dalian. I have a classmate there. He said it's not bad, and the salary can be above average.

After graduation, Japanese majors can engage in foreign affairs reception service and management and international cultural exchange in foreign-related departments, enterprises and institutions, scientific research institutions, schools and foreign-funded enterprises at all levels of government.

Japanese professional positions include: Japanese translator, business manager, foreign trade salesman, sales engineer, Japanese salesman, sales assistant, Japanese foreign trade salesman, Japanese business assistant, business assistant, assistant general manager, software engineer, etc.