How to find a job as a design apprentice

Similar to me at the beginning, what I started to do was not design, but processing. I really didn’t want to do this at that time, so I learned the software myself. Although the later software is not very important, software is also a basic technology. As they say, it is a stepping stone. If you want to find a job as a design apprentice, you must first master a design skill. Software, the most commonly used graphic design: CAD (if you are doing graphic design, you must be proficient in it, you must be proficient and not just good at it) Three-dimensional software: 3DMax

These are for interior decoration design, garden design or animation. Wait a minute, I was working in the machinery industry and I chose the mechanical 3D software: CATIA (there are many 3D design software not listed here, if you want to know more you can send me a private message) I studied by myself for half a year, and then I enrolled in a cram school for two months. Then I sent my resume everywhere and waited for a long time. I went to an interview and told the truth during the interview. That's what I said, and I got into this industry. If you want to enter the industry, you must have your own persistence and belief. I hope you can succeed, come on! It’s not easy if you don’t have any foundation at all. It’s not easy to learn if you don’t have a degree. You can go to a design training class and you’ll be able to master it quickly in a few months. The threshold for graphic design is relatively low. If you have a certain aesthetic ability and know how to use software, half the success will come from finding a job. There are three main ways to find a job. , submit resumes on websites, job markets, and rely on introductions from friends. However, mold design apprenticeships are not easy to find, unless you have worked for several years and have some design foundation. If not, it is recommended to go to a professional institution to learn first, and then find it directly. Design work generally starts with an assistant designer, which is better than being a mold design apprentice... This is just a suggestion