Don’t college students earn less from part-time jobs than white-collar workers?

The happiness of contemporary college students is very low. During school, I was busy dealing with various certificate assessments all day long. Finding a good job felt like "hitting the jackpot". I was also constantly worried that housing prices in big cities were high and it would be difficult for me to settle down.

But this is only a concern for most students. There are also many college students who rely on their own abilities and keen views on things. Some part-time jobs they did during school are basically on par with current white-collar workers. Some Even more than white-collar workers. With such part-time income, they will naturally be much happier than ordinary classmates, but this is by no means accidental, but relies on their outstanding abilities and their own personal practice to verify the truth that "knowledge changes destiny".

A master of law earns 6,000 a month as a translator

People who meet Song Tao for the first time will say that this young man is very down-to-earth. He is studying for a master's degree in law at China University of Political Science and Law. He is not very busy at ordinary times, because he does not have many classes at the postgraduate level. He mainly reads books and thinks more by himself.

Speaking of his part-time job as a translator, Song Tao bluntly said that it was just to "subsidize his family". Song Tao said that his hometown is in a small mountain village in Tangshan, Hebei Province. His parents are simple farmers. They make tofu at home to earn money for him and his sister to go to college. During his four years as an undergraduate, Song Tao mainly relied on his parents to provide for his living expenses. But now that he is a graduate student, Song Tao is embarrassed and does not want to ask for money from his family anymore. He wants to use the knowledge he has learned to support himself. Taking to the streets to hand out leaflets? Doing sales? Part-time job on Taobao? ?These thoughts of part-time jobs flashed through Song Tao's mind. Not only was the income low, but he was also too tired. Song Tao finally decided to use his English expertise. Although he studied Chinese as an undergraduate and studied law as a graduate student, Song Tao's English was not bad at all. He scored nearly 600 points on CET-6 in his sophomore year. ?My background in Chinese can make my translations more trustworthy, elegant, and expressive; my background in law can make my translations logically clear, and I can handle some legal-related professional translations, such as contracts and articles of association. etc. ?

Everything is under Song Tao's control. With his excellent translation skills, he quickly gained a good reputation in the translation company and received a steady stream of work. The school lights out at 11 o'clock every night, and other students have fallen asleep, but Song Tao reads hundreds of pages of English materials on his laptop and occasionally checks the electronic dictionary. Usually he goes to bed at 12 o'clock at night, and rests later on weekends. However, relying on translation, Song Tao's monthly income is about 6,000 yuan. Not only did he meet his own living expenses, he also sent a lot of money to his sister every month. ?Through translation training, my English reading ability has also improved rapidly. If I go to a foreign law firm in the future, this will also be of great help. ?Song Tao said with a slight smile.

In fact, there are many live examples like this, and the country also encourages college students to start their own businesses. There are not a few college students like Song Tao anymore, but today's students always think that college is for enjoying life, so there are more and more diaosi. Whether you make money or not depends on how you view your current life, so if you want to get ahead, you should get in touch with society as early as possible and think about the people and things in society. The earlier you get in touch, the more helpful it will be for your future life and work.