What can Chinese language and literature do?

Question 1: What can I do after I graduate from Chinese Language and Literature? There should be many things that graduates majoring in Chinese language and literature can do after graduation, all of which are related to language and literature. Teachers, writers, secretaries, journalists and editors should all be possible.

Among them, I think it is ideal to be a teacher of Chinese as a foreign language. Its income is much higher than that of ordinary teachers, and it is not as laborious as writers and editors, nor as complicated as secretarial work.

Question 2: What can I do after learning Chinese language and literature? Generally speaking, the establishment of Chinese language and literature major is of great significance. From a practical point of view, the high employment rate and rich employment benefits of Chinese language and literature majors are enough for quite a few people to live a relatively rich life. At the same time, the workers in the education front worked hard to eliminate a large part of social instability for the society. From the perspective of development, due to the strong atmosphere of China culture and the strong attraction of national spirit, the major of Chinese language and literature has been gradually improved and developed by leaps and bounds since its inception. It is precisely because of this influence that the major of Chinese language and literature, especially the major of Chinese language and literature in normal universities, will certainly create a broader development space for students in an increasingly diversified social environment.

1, teacher. Teachers, teaching researchers and other educators engaged in the teaching and research of Chinese language and literature in colleges and technical secondary schools. Good writing, good eloquence and solid knowledge of pedagogy and psychology are required. Teachers' profession has become one of the hottest professions, one is the stability and autonomy of work, and the other is the treatment of teachers has been rising steadily in recent years, showing gratifying changes. Statistics show that the demand for Chinese language and literature ranks first among normal majors. If you study very well, or have published articles in authoritative magazines during your school days, you can choose to teach abroad after graduation. Normal Chinese language and literature undergraduates who just graduated in 2005 should be basically satisfied with a job with a monthly salary of 1500 yuan, but after three or four years, they will be a strong "potential stock". A survey shows that in urban areas, the average salary of middle school teachers who have worked for three or four years is 2,000-3,000 yuan, and in some enterprises-run schools, the average salary of backbone teachers is more than 5,000 yuan.

2. Various editing positions. Mainly engaged in literary criticism, Chinese language and literature teaching and research, as well as practical work in culture and publicity in news, literature and art publishing departments, scientific research institutions, government agencies, enterprises and institutions. Strong writing ability, wide knowledge, and need certain planning and organizational skills.

3. secretary. Skilled office automation skills, solid document writing skills, good communication skills, high English level. It is better to have relevant qualification certificate.

4. copywriting. It requires a high command of words, and at the same time has certain professional knowledge of marketing and advertising.

Career prospects

1. Employment prospect: overall supply exceeds demand, but the demand is relatively large. If you have a certain writing ability, strong analytical research ability and interest in literature and writing, you can choose this major. In recent years, the employment situation of students majoring in Chinese language and literature is relatively stable and unpopular.

2. Employment advantages: the employment scope is wide, and the graduates of this major are generally good at writing and active in thinking. Can be competent for many departments and institutions. More professional departments can be news publishing systems, such as newspapers, magazines, publishing houses, television stations, radio stations and other units engaged in journalists, editors and other work, but also in the secretarial and propaganda departments of enterprises and institutions to play their own writing expertise.

3. Employment disadvantage

(1), the demand tends to be saturated. As a traditional major, the number of students enrolled in Chinese language and literature has been increasing over the years, and although the social demand is also increasing, it is saturated as a whole, so ordinary talents majoring in Chinese language and literature are facing a severe test of employment difficulties.

(2) The knowledge structure can't meet the market demand. The traditional courses offered by Chinese language and literature majors are mostly confined to literary subjects, which are relatively simple. What the market needs is compound talents who integrate the knowledge of Chinese language and literature, which is also determined by the wide employment of Chinese language and literature majors.

(3) The national education system is backward, and today's "exam-oriented education" only speaks according to scores, which limits the development of students' personal potential.

Question 3: What is Chinese language and literature? What can I do when I come out? It's the former Chinese department. I mainly study modern Chinese, ancient Chinese, modern and contemporary literature, ancient literature and literature introduction. According to different schools, there are also basic writing methods of folk literature and folklore. After graduation, you can be a Chinese teacher, and the secretary of a newspaper reporter's office can be a Chinese teacher after taking the Chinese as a foreign language qualification exam. This is a new direction for students in China in recent years, which has more advantages than students majoring in Chinese as a foreign language, because we have a deeper and wider understanding of China culture. Chinese language and literature is a traditional subject. How can you say it's useless? Learn this major to improve humanistic quality. Of course, compared with some majors, his employment is not bright. But it depends on someone. If you want to take the postgraduate entrance examination, this major is more suitable. There are many directions that can be tested. If you are suitable for studying. Very good. There are many careers to choose from, which are related to your major, such as magazines, website editing or similar jobs. If you have nothing to do with your major, you can engage in marketing &; Sales, then, your major can be a good supplement and foundation. More career choices, I won't go into details, because the premise is "what do you want".

Question 4: What can Chinese language and literature majors do? I think you may have just finished the college entrance examination. In fact, it is unscientific to say what Chinese language and literature majors can do.

What you can do in the future depends on your ideals and hobbies.

Chinese can serve too many occupations. Is this also a foundation? I suggest you consider whether this is your hobby. What you want to do in the future can be slowly understood after you go to college, because it may be difficult to accurately position yourself with your current understanding of society.

If you have to ask what you can do, such as planning, teachers, secretaries, reporters, editors, and many others, you can also be a boss, haha, come on!

Question 5: What kind of jobs can students majoring in Chinese language and literature do in the future? Chinese language major is versatile, as long as it is not a major. If you are professional, you are usually a clerk, reporter, Dan case and so on. You are a normal major or you can try to be a teacher by yourself. There is a better way out for Chinese language and literature, that is, to take an examination of civil servants. Every year, many students majoring in Chinese language sign up for the national and provincial examinations. Don't find it difficult to take the civil service exam. If you prepare hard, there is still great hope.

Question 6: What kind of job can I find to study Chinese language and literature? Generally speaking, the employment rate of Chinese language and literature is very high. I saw it ranked third in the professional employment rate the other day.

Senior Chinese language and literature professionals who study Chinese language and literature and can engage in literary criticism, Chinese language and literature teaching, research and cultural propaganda in news, literature and art publishing departments, universities, scientific research institutions, institutions, enterprises and institutions. There are fewer posts for secretaries and civil servants. Anyway, anything involving liberal arts (Shi Zhecun's culture and education) can be tried.

In recent years, the state has begun to attach importance to Chinese language and literature, so there will be a shortage of teachers in Chinese language and literature universities in the future. Therefore, the employment of teachers, scholars and professors is the hottest.

Indeed, the employment of Chinese language and literature is very extensive: civil servants, teachers, scholars, editors, copywriters, journalists, secretaries, publishers, and competent people in secretarial, public relations and management work in foreign-related departments such as organs, social institutions and industrial and commercial enterprises. If you want to expand a little, you can get employment across professional fields and give it a try.

These are all jobs! Everything depends on people!

Percentage of employed industries or departments

State-owned enterprises 7.36%

Graduate admission 17.56% (this is also recommended by my relatives).

Go abroad 1.53%

Private enterprises and private enterprises 5.67%

Scientific research and design unit 0.50%

Foreign-funded enterprises 1.53%

Colleges and universities 3.57%

Troop 2.99%

Other institutions 7.63%

Financial unit 1.30%

Organ 8.47%

Primary and secondary schools and other teaching units 26.69%

Self-employment 0.35%

Medical and health units 0. 12%

Note: The major direction and employment rate are: Chinese language and literature 78.02%, China literature 95.52% and Chinese language and literature education 96.46% respectively.

Having said so much, please accept it!

Question 7: What can Chinese language and literature majors do? My little sister is a Chinese language major, not a self-taught exam. And it is a college. She comes from an ordinary secretary. But two years later, he was promoted to director of the office.

Actually, any major is the same. It just depends on how you treat it.

Chinese language and literature can also do secretarial work such as editing and writing. But as long as you work hard and have determination, you may be promoted to supervisor or manager.

Question 8: What kind of jobs are Chinese language and literature graduates suitable for? Chinese language and literature major is really a terrible major! I used to watch the news, but later I switched to Chinese language and literature as a normal major. In short, it is better to change careers after learning Chinese language and literature. But after graduating from college, I ran into a wall when I was looking for a job as a clerk. You pay 1500 a month, and other high school students pay 800, which is experienced. How can I compete? To be an administrative assistant or secretary, you must have experience. Chinese language and literature is basically impossible without experience. It's sad that there are too many people looking for jobs these days! It doesn't matter at home. I can't go to a regular school to be a teacher after taking the teacher qualification certificate. It's no use going to any newspaper or TV station. Unless you have a solid foundation and excellent writing and oral communication skills.

After hearing what I said, you are scared, hehe! Based on my experience, I would like to make some suggestions:

First, if you want to be a teacher, you should take the Chinese teacher qualification exam, practice Mandarin well, read more middle school textbooks, do more middle school questions and go to school for internship. As long as others want you, you should have an internship opportunity without salary. This is very important!

Second, if you don't want to be a teacher, take more certificates. Nothing at school, but it's still very useful to come out. You can take the certificate of secretarial and human resource management, which is very useful! In the future, when you go to an enterprise to do administrative management and human resource management, it will be less easy to hit a wall.

Third, if you want to do financial work, you have to take an accounting certificate, which is of course a bit difficult for liberal arts students. But as long as you really want to take the exam, you will be admitted!

Fourth, you can apply for a press card or something if you are interested. You can go to newspapers, magazines or TV stations in the future. Of course, it is not easy to get a press card. It depends on your efforts!

Read more, you are about to graduate, you may be a little too willing to do so, but read more and learn more from the society. Finally, good luck!

Question 9: What occupation is Chinese language and literature major suitable for? There are many employment opportunities in Chinese language and literature. First of all, from a professional point of view, you can teach Chinese at school. From the perspective of non-professional employment, this is the basis of speaking. Chinese language and literature graduates generally have a deep cultural accumulation, and it is still very advantageous to engage in literary creation and text editing. Then after graduating from college, you only represent that your education has reached a certain height, and what really measures you is your ability to work after taking part in the work. After graduating from Chinese Language and Literature, your general language skills will be better, and you can quickly achieve management positions in the company. If you have the opportunity to obtain some skills qualification certificates after graduation, you will feel like it. You can try the human resource management certificate.

Professional skills cannot represent your employer's channels. At present, 60% of college graduates are not engaged in this major. Employment depends on the exertion of personal ability. Keeping a good attitude and taking part in social practice are still very beneficial to your employment.

I also graduated from Chinese language and literature, and am currently engaged in property management.

Question 10: What can Chinese language and literature do? The major of Chinese language and literature is a senior Chinese language and literature professional who cultivates the knowledge of Chinese language and literature with literary theoretical accomplishment and system, and engages in practical work such as literary criticism, teaching and research of Chinese language and literature, and cultural propaganda in news, literary publishing departments, universities, scientific research institutions and institutions. The major of Chinese language and literature is not only in publishing houses, literary and art publishing departments, universities, scientific research institutions, institutions, enterprises and institutions, but also in obtaining teacher qualification certificates to become teachers.