What is the work situation of German enterprises majoring in German?

1. Is German popular in German enterprises?

Many German enterprises only require English, preferably German, when they join the company.

If you know German, it will be very helpful for your development after entering the enterprise, especially if the supervisor or general manager is German. Everyone likes to talk in their mother tongue, especially abroad. Moreover, the Germans in the parent company are not fluent in English and prefer to use German.

In a word, German is not very important as a stepping stone. However, further development in German-funded companies is very important.

2. Requirements for German majors to enter German enterprises

I used to have friends who thought the same thing.

But he hit a wall when he was looking for a job. =

Because according to what he told me, (he majored in machinery).

There is only one German-enterprise joint job fair in Shanghai every year, which requires German. You can try your luck there.

If you apply for a job in a German company at other times,

Only English is required, because Germans also speak English in enterprises.

Of course, I don't know. He applied three years ago. Is it the same as now

So at least learning English well is very important, and German level is secondary. .

Of course, good luck and find a good job in time.

3. German enterprise work

Nowadays, employment is very difficult. Work depends not on ability, but on relationships. This is a strange circle of a country, which is caused by the economic development of the country. If nothing else, unemployment is always the same. Computer is a job with high unemployment rate. Ask anyone who knows them.

4. Career planning in Germany

Now that I am a junior, being in a daze is a normal choice. My undergraduate course is also German, and I have some experience. There were several situations in our class at that time. The first one, of course, is the direct postgraduate entrance examination. At that time, our class also had a postgraduate entrance examination. The results of those girls who took the postgraduate entrance examination were obviously better than those of another student who took the examination of another school, but now it seems that their development is not as good as the latter. The latter is in Shanghai, and it is said that he will go abroad soon. Postgraduate entrance examination is suitable for those who are interested in German and determined to pursue further studies, for reference only.

The second one is a cross-disciplinary postgraduate, and I am one of them. I first entered the school in order to use German as a tool to serve the future study of law. Now I have made some achievements during my graduate studies. Moreover, many people in the legal profession in China study German for science and technology, and then cross-disciplinary examination has advantages and disadvantages. It is beneficial to realize the field that I originally wanted to study and engage in, and I can use German as a foreign language instead of English for postgraduate entrance examination, and English accounts for a large proportion in foreign languages.

Third, of course, looking for a job. To tell the truth, the first thing to look for a job in Germany is which school you are from. In those excellent schools in Beijing and Shanghai, you don't have to worry about not finding a job. After graduating from Beijing Foreign Studies University, you went directly to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. We are just a mediocre teacher. When we came out at that time, we were nothing more than teachers of training institutions or German customer service staff. The salary is not bad The former often stands for a day as soon as class begins, and his voice can't stand it. He also demands your character. I have done both of these things, the former I am doing now, and the latter I did during my internship. It seems that our class had almost the same job at that time. Of course, I can also be a foreign language guide.

The fourth is to go abroad. If you study abroad for two years and can't change your major, continue to study German literature or German as a foreign language and study abroad for five years, then you have to change your major.

I have told all my personal experiences, please share them with me ~ hehe ~ what suits you is the most important. Finally, I want to say that it is helpful to make good use of your last year and learn German well, no matter which way you take.

5. Is it easy to find a job after studying German for four years? What professionals do German enterprises need now?

You can work hard at home and save some money first.

Go to work in Germany and earn euros later.

6. Are there many German (or French) majors in Qingdao? Is it easy to find a job in Qingdao?

It's not easy to find To tell the truth, I want to slap him when I see the reply from the first floor. Suppose all our German graduates are killed. There are no serious German enterprises in Qingdao, so it is embarrassing to find a job in German. Germans' English is very good, German translation is basically dispensable, and some foreign trade companies recruit German, but after all, foreign trade companies have no industry, are unstable and have low treatment. In short, they just can't do it.

French is not bad. We did well in the postgraduate entrance examination for French majors at this level. The rest are basically registered, and most of them go abroad to Africa to earn a little more. At present, China has invested heavily in Africa, and many enterprises want to send French translators abroad.

7. I am a college student. I am teaching myself German. There is no German major in the school. After graduation, I want to work in a German company. What certificate do I need to take? Thank you.

Most enterprises in Huade still rely on English, and German is just the icing on the cake.

If you really want to study, the Goethe Institute has many valuable certificates.

8. The university is going to learn German, but it doesn't want to be a teacher and wants to work in a German enterprise. There are the following questions. 1. The employment prospect of German seems not.

1, German translation is not necessary for German majors. Many students with German professional background have joined foreign companies and held other positions.

2. I suggest you take a second major during your college years, such as finance, ICBC management finance, etc. German can help you enter German enterprises, and the second major is a stepping stone to enter a certain industry.

3. If you have the conditions to study abroad, it is easier to get a master's degree with a pure German undergraduate background. If you choose other majors, you'd better start with an undergraduate course. Of course, it is not excluded that students who work very hard will finish all the subjects in two and a half years and get a master's degree.

I personally love Germany and German culture very much, which has turned a different page for my life. So, don't be confused, face it positively and you will get something!

Pure hands, I hope it works!

9. Are there many German enterprises in Guangdong? Does Guangdong need German professionals? Is the employment of German professionals in Guangdong good?

Guangzhou doesn't understand ~ but there are many German enterprises in Jiangsu ~ and the demand is great ~ If you want to do German translation, I suggest you try Taicang, Jiangsu ~

10. Employment direction of German major

Employment direction:

Foreign affairs, economy and trade, culture, press and publication, education, scientific research, tourism and other departments.

Employment prospects:

The geographical area of Germany is very limited. However, the depth, breadth and strength of the culture contained in German leave an impression far beyond that of its geographical area. The culture of German-speaking areas occupies a very, very important position in world culture. A large number of famous writers, musicians, philosophers and thinkers have emerged, and German culture has had a very, very significant impact on the development history of our country. In other words, when we look at German-speaking countries, we should not only look at their geographical areas, but also look at the cultural connotations contained in their languages. There are really not many people who speak German. There are about 65438+ people in the world, and German is the only official language, that is, Germany, Austria and Liechtenstein. As one of the official languages, there are several other countries, such as Italy, Belgium, Luxembourg and Switzerland.

The employment situation of German majors is still very good. For example, in 2007, the one-time employment rate of undergraduate graduates of Beijing Foreign Studies University was 96.4%. Some took the civil service exam, went abroad, went on to study for a master's degree and went to a public institution. Some go to foreign companies. The channels are very diverse. Among the graduate students, the one-time employment rate reached 95%, some continued to pursue doctoral degrees, some went abroad to study, some went to institutions, and some stayed at school. [