What are the positions of those who study navigation and those who work on land?

It seems that I am several years older than you. I am in the same situation as you. Let me give you one piece of advice. I hope you can help me.

First of all, sailing is not the only way to learn to sail. Sailing is very profitable, but the hard life is monotonous and dangerous. Second, if you don't run a boat, there are many jobs for you:

1) Pilots only get on the ship near the port to pilot, which represents the image of a country decently. It is best to recommend by the college, and the success rate is much higher. The treatment is very good! The requirements are very strict.

2) Pass the national civil service examination and enter the maritime safety administration and customs. The maritime safety administration, which is basically not popular, can be admitted with enough scores, and the work is not bad. And have social status.

3) Related enterprises: The logistics and transportation of shipyards can be realized through school recruitment, and these companies also have a demand for navigation.

4) The local maritime safety administration can directly participate in the interview without taking the exam.

5) You don't need to go out to sea to drive a tugboat, but it's basically a little harder on the tugboat most of the time.

6) Teachers of the Navigation School

I hope this helps.