Besides teachers, which other units recruit history majors?

Of course, normal classes correspond to teachers.

In addition to teachers, many units recruit. If it is a public examination or career preparation, the professional requirements will be indicated in the brochure. If you choose your own job, it is possible (note that it is possible) to recruit in the following fields:

1. Newspaper editor: professional proofreading or professional editing direction.

2. Party and government departments: such as party history and local chronicles departments, as well as offices of party organizations at all levels, offices of local governments or offices of enterprises and institutions, most of the time need to be compiled through examinations, and sometimes they can be hired.

3. Cultural industry: Some book planning enterprises, art clubs and cultural companies will occasionally need history professionals.

4. Scientific research institutions: Generally speaking, this kind of examination is necessary and there are employment opportunities, but it is rare.

5. Other non-professional fields.

If you really want to choose your own job, it doesn't matter what you study. Private enterprises and market-oriented units don't care about what you learn, only what you can do. What you learned in college is a concept. Reality doesn't care about concepts, but only about your abilities (all kinds of abilities, social relations are also abilities).