Is Japanese easy to find a job?

Question 1: Is it easy to find a job by learning Japanese? I will give you the truest answer: no matter what major you study, you will not worry about finding a job. The same is true of Japanese. If you study well, you won't worry about finding a job at all. At present, many Japanese majors can't keep up with their professional level and can't find suitable jobs at all. If they are not good at translation, they can't do it and they can't change careers. Their wages are very low and they are even less competitive. As for other skills, I think it's impossible to master them before you fully master Japanese. There is no need to spend time. In short, we must learn well. For jobs like simultaneous translation, you can check that their wages are calculated in seconds. Although there are very few people who can do this industry, this problem still shows that it is useless to learn Chinese medicine no matter how bad it is. I hope this answer can help you.

Question 2: Is it easy for Japanese majors to find jobs? The one upstairs is too pessimistic.

I graduated from Dalian International Studies University majoring in Japanese. Although it is not easy to find a job now, it depends on your Japanese level. Among the peers, one went to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the other went to the National Security Bureau. Three of the big four accounting firms, such as IMB, Hewlett-Packard and General Electric, all pay by the dozen. There are many jobs, including sales, management, marketing and accounting.

That depends on what you know besides Japanese. If you are good at two foreign languages, you should have a bright future. If you are good at three foreign languages, you will basically have no worries in your work.

Question 3: Is it easy to find a simple Japanese translation job now? I am a junior college student. I have been engaged in Japanese translation since I graduated in 2008, and I have been looking for resumes online. It has been more than three years since I graduated from a Japanese construction company. I also worked as a Japanese teacher in my spare time and worked as a temporary translator for Dongfeng Honda. In a city with low wages like Wuhan, my income is basically good. The most important thing is to find a job.

Question 4: Is it easy to find a job by learning Japanese now? I'll give you the truest answer: no matter what major you study, you won't worry about finding a job. The same is true of Japanese. If you study well, you won't worry about finding a job at all. At present, many Japanese majors can't keep up with their professional level and can't find suitable jobs at all. If they are not good at translation, they can't do it and they can't change careers. Their wages are very low and they are even less competitive. As for other skills, I think it's impossible to master them before you fully master Japanese. There is no need to spend time. In short, we must learn well. For jobs like simultaneous translation, you can check that their wages are calculated in seconds. Although there are very few people who can do this industry, this problem can still show that it is useless to learn badly or not to learn. I hope this answer can help you.

Question 5: Is it easy to find a job after applying for college Japanese major? If you can guarantee that you will go abroad for further study, you will definitely find a better job when you come back than studying Japanese at home. Otherwise, it is average. Now Japanese is no longer popular, and monolingual majors don't have any "lethality" at job fairs, even ordinary students of foreign studies universities. In simultaneous interpretation, it is rare to be able to sit firmly in the "dragon chair". Translation makes no money, but thieves abound. Or technology+language, so that you can make a living by technology, and language can help you appropriately. Otherwise, go abroad, go abroad for gold plating, and you can apply for a university lecturer or a high school lecturer when you come back, otherwise there is no way out for the language. There used to be 38 Japanese learners in my class, but now no more than 15 people are engaged in Japanese-related work. Besides, if the landlord is a boy, don't choose this major. Men are afraid of entering the wrong line, and if they are not careful, they will hate for life!

Question 6: Why is it so difficult for Japanese learners to find a job? Yeah, me too. I have a level of Japanese and a level of English, and my work experience is worse than yours. Married, no Japanese job in the current city. If I want to find another job, I don't know how to start. It feels so hard.

Question 7: Is it useful to learn Japanese, and is it easy to find a job? Useful, enter Japanese enterprises, do Sino-Japanese trade, work in Japan, and do Japanese translation.

Question 8: What do you usually do when learning Japanese? In fact, Japanese majors are still very popular at present.

However, it's not worth it if you only study Grade 2. You know, the salary at 1 level is different from that at level 2. Some companies will still reduce your salary because you don't have a certificate of 1, and many companies also have subsidies of Japanese 1, which is considerable, ranging from 300 to 700.

So I suggest you work hard and get a score of 1

As for what kind of knowledge, there is no need to pay attention, because the Japanese used in the company is very different from that learned in school. Generally, you still have to study while working after going out, but it is still useful to learn Japanese trade knowledge, and you will use it more after going out.

Question 9: Is Japanese proficiency useful for finding a job? I can tell you clearly that there are many benefits ~

Especially when looking for a job related to Japanese, it is very important. Many companies explicitly require Japanese level 1, although some companies also require Japanese level 2, but the staff in general companies do not understand Japanese. What level of Japanese do they look at first? Then decide the interview opportunity. If you enter the interview stage, oral English is very important. Moreover, with the first level, the salary of the second level is several hundred yuan higher. If you have time to take the level 1 exam, I suggest you bring more certificates, which is beneficial and harmless ~

Experience it for your reference ~