Is the employment prospect and direction of Korean major good?

I just saw the graduation record of my school recently (the geographical position is north), so let's talk about the direction of employment in Korea. The predecessors here include a group of graduates who graduated from Grade 97 until recently. (But there are few statistics after 2006. The industry with the largest number of employees is banking, of which Chinese banks account for 30% and Korean banks account for 70%. The second largest is Korean large enterprises (including many industries, which are too complicated to be subdivided), such as modern clothing love? SK Korea Steel CJ graduated from the third education major and went to a higher vocational school. There are also various international schools in universities. Fourth, China enterprises (such as cargo transportation and trading companies) that have close ties with South Korea. Fifth, all kinds of civil servants (customs and taxation, etc.). ), Korean-funded airlines and Korean consulates all have full-time freelance jobs, such as being a mother and doing new media in four small Korean shopping malls. In addition, the regional orientation of employment is obvious. Most of them choose to work in the city where our university is located (a city with developed capital in South Korea), so that they can enjoy alumni resources. Secondly, their hometown and city are in the same province, which is relatively convenient. There are also some who work in neighboring cities (the same province) where the capital of South Korea is developed, all of which are going north. There are few other cities. It can be seen that these seniors who have graduated for many years generally do not choose small Korean companies for employment, and the probability of major and work-related is relatively high. But the number of graduates from Grade 97 to Grade 05 will not be so small. It is speculated that many people didn't fill it in, and most of them probably engaged in jobs unrelated to Korean. Sample size: 90+, mostly senior students who have graduated for many years, and the current employment situation will change greatly. Just throwing a brick at the topic, this kind of survey should vary greatly according to different universities (well-known areas have great influence). Be sure to be prepared for future work that has nothing to do with Korean. Learn another skill. If you want to engage in Korean-related work, you must study specialized courses (topik6 plus oral English). Otherwise, it is unlikely.