Is it easy to find a job after studying in Korea?

With the upsurge of studying abroad, more and more students are considering studying in Korea. Is it easy for Korean students to find a job after graduation? The following content is shared with everyone, let's take a look!

First, South Korea's employment prospects for studying abroad

Employment situation of Korean-funded enterprises

China and South Korea are close trading partners, and many Korean companies choose to set up branches in China in China. There are also huge companies like Samsung, LG, Hyundai and Kia. These Korean companies not only pay attention to knowledge and professional skills when recruiting, but also favor Korean students who are knowledgeable and familiar with Korean. Therefore, after studying in Korea, it will greatly increase the chances of entering Korean enterprises for employment.

Employment of domestic enterprises

Even if they don't choose to work in Korean enterprises, Korean students have certain advantages when applying for domestic enterprises. Because foreign students not only have academic qualifications and professional knowledge, several years of study abroad experience has enriched their life experience, broadened their horizons and learned a lot that they can't learn at home. These years of study abroad experience will be of great help to improve the employment rate.

Small language teaching or translation work

Compared with other students, the most special thing for Korean students is their proficiency in Korean. Korean is one of the most important majors for Korean students besides professional knowledge. You can choose to enter schools or training institutions to teach minority languages when you are employed. Minority language teachers are very popular in all schools. Students with a high level of Korean can engage in professional translation, which not only has a high employment rate, but also earns a lot of money.

Become self-employed

Students who don't want to work can also choose to start their own businesses. Studying in Korea is also very useful when starting a business. They can choose to operate industries with Korean cultural characteristics, including catering, clothing, beauty cosmetics and so on.

Second, South Korea's popular majors in studying abroad

Business Professionals

(Trade, management, economy, accounting, finance, e-commerce)

Highlight: China is a neighbor of South Korea, with frequent trade. There are many Korean-funded enterprises in China. With the gradual deepening of economic cooperation between China and South Korea, the market will need a large number of talents who know Korean and have the background of studying in Korea.

Humanities major

(language and literature, philosophy, history, geography, psychology)

Highlight: Korean culture is deeply influenced by China culture, so there is no cultural difference, and China students can easily adapt to studying liberal arts in Korea. Coupled with the strong strength of Korean universities and teachers, students are sure to achieve something.

Art and design major

(Animation design, graphic design, game design, film and television performance, music and dance)

Recommended reason and employment direction: Korean culture is popular not only in China, but also in the world. Wherever you go, you will see Korean culture. Coupled with the increasing income of managers in the art, design and video industries, it has become the dream of many international students to study culture and art in Korea. Although Japanese animation is very famous, Korean animation, design and game industries are also very mature, and many famous Korean universities have set up related majors.

Science and engineering specialty

(Computer, architecture, automobile manufacturing, information and communication, mechanical engineering)

Highlight: Being able to own a technology is the best way to ensure employment. People who know technology are very popular in any country. As we all know, South Korea's IT, information and communication, automobile manufacturing, chemical industry and other fields are directly in the forefront, so studying computer engineering, information and communication engineering, electronic information system engineering and other majors in South Korea has become the first choice for many international students.

Third, the advantages of studying in South Korea

China and South Korea have superior geographical location.

China and South Korea face each other across the sea. You can see the chimney of Qingdao factory in Incheon, South Korea, and you can reach South Korea by flying 1 hour or more. Due to the geographical proximity, the climate with four distinct seasons is particularly comfortable.

South Korea has low barriers to entry.

In Korea, you can apply as long as you have the same educational level as a high school. The requirements for Korean are not very high, and there are many ways to choose, such as undergraduate advanced, junior college, transfer class, graduate student and doctor.

The education level in Korea is very advanced.

Emerging industries such as animation, art, automobile and e-sports are all leading in the world. Among the top 50 universities in Asia, 9 are Korean universities with high professors' diplomas, strong teachers and high gold content in diplomas.

The cost of studying abroad is relatively low.

When applying for Korean universities, compared with European and American universities, the amount of guarantee is lower, with an average annual tuition fee of 20,000-40,000 yuan, and foreign scholarships are rich. The cost of living in Seoul is not much different from that in first-tier cities such as Beijing and Shanghai, and there are many opportunities to work in their spare time, which can not only reduce the pressure of living expenses, but also accumulate experience, which is a huge advantage for students who work part-time and study.

China and South Korea have similar cultures.

For hundreds of years, China and South Korea's neighbors not only had many exchanges, but also had many intersections. Confucianism is still well preserved in Korea.