Investigation on the employment situation of college students in recent years: Who has the specific data of 08- 12?

Recently, a survey institution in China released the 20 10 blue book on employment of college students in China. Among them, ten undergraduate majors such as animation, law, biotechnology, biotechnology and engineering, mathematics and applied mathematics were listed as "red card majors" because of employment difficulties.

However, these "employment-difficult majors" are popular majors in Hangzhou. Relevant talent experts said that the difficulty of employment is also relative. This is related to the regional economic distribution and economic situation, so the national data may not necessarily correspond to the situation in Hangzhou.

20 10 undergraduate "red, yellow, yellow and green" professional ranking

This blue book uses the relevant data of the National Bureau of Statistics and the labor and employment departments, and also refers to the actual survey results of college students' employment in recent years. The blue book introduces three brands: 20 10, red, yellow and green.

Red card major: the unemployment rate is high, the employment rate continues to fall, and the salary is low. In 20 10, the top undergraduate majors 10 are: animation, law, biotechnology, biotechnology and engineering, mathematics and applied mathematics, physical education, bioengineering, computer science and technology, English, international economy and trade.

Yellow card major: slightly better than red card major. The top eight are: fine arts, art design, statistics, electronic information science and technology, public enterprise management, information management and information system, business administration, Chinese language and literature.

Green card major: It's easy to understand, the salary and employment rate are rising continuously, and the unemployment rate is low. For example, geological engineering, port waterway and coastal engineering, ship and ocean engineering, petroleum engineering, mining engineering, oil and gas storage and transportation engineering, mineral processing engineering, process equipment and control engineering, hydrology and water resources engineering are all in short supply and in great demand.

The red card major has a bright future in Hangzhou.

In fact, among the ten most difficult majors to find employment, animation, biotechnology, biotechnology and engineering, computer science and technology are all wronged. At least in Hangzhou, it is not difficult for graduates of these majors to find jobs, and some of them are still popular majors.

At the just-concluded 6th China International Cartoon & Animation Festival Job Fair, 74 animation companies from inside and outside the province launched 2,000 animation jobs. Among them, the top demand is special talents such as middle and senior original painters and animators, accounting for almost 30% of the total demand; At the top of the demand list are talents such as planning, screenwriter, director, modeling, script splitting and post-production.

Hangzhou high-tech talent market 20 10 made a thorough investigation on the employment demand of some enterprises in high-tech zones. The demand for talents of 150 enterprises that participated in the survey increased by nearly 20% compared with the same period of last year. Nearly 80% of these jobs are concentrated in the computer, communication and mechanical energy industries.

Fang Menglan of Hangzhou High-tech Zone Talent Development Center said that the employment situation of computer science and animation majors in Hangzhou is not bad. Because software development is a sophisticated project, many software enterprises in high-tech zones now need such talents, so mathematics and applied mathematics are very popular. In addition, biotechnology, engineering and biotechnology depend on the situation. It is said that it was hard to work at first, but after the experience, the prospects are still good and the salary is relatively high.

Rational choice of majors has been re-examined.

Among the candidates surveyed, whether they are boys or girls, whether they are liberal arts students or science students, they all have this meaning: the most likely preferred major is finance. It is worth noting that the Blue Book states that "the candidates in Class 20 10 feel that law, English, Chinese language and literature and accounting are also their favorite majors". Surprisingly, the survey shows that the above-mentioned majors have the largest number of unemployed people in 2007-2009, so it is particularly important to choose a rational major.

Wang Changjiang, a human resources expert in Zhejiang talent market, said that some yellow card majors mentioned in the Blue Book also exist in Hangzhou. For example, law, English, international economy and trade were in great demand five years ago, and there were many applicants for the college entrance examination. But it's too rampant, which makes it difficult to get employment now. And what will happen to the so-called green major in three to five years? Wang Changjiang believes that if there are defects in the specialty setting of colleges and universities, they have no own characteristics, the specialty training is not meticulous, and the teaching research is not in-depth, the "green" specialty will turn yellow.