What are the employment prospects of Spanish in China in 22? What language institution is the most suitable for China?

Spanish has a good employment prospect, especially compared with other minor language majors.

Spanish employment prospects are mainly in the following directions:

1. Cross-border e-commerce:

It's hard, there is no weekend, but the treatment is generous. Language requirements are not particularly high, and professional students are not necessarily required.

2. Foreign trade sales:

It's hard and well paid, and you don't necessarily need Spanish majors. Many students in Spanish-speaking institutions are engaged in foreign trade, learning Spanish out of work needs, and many of them are reimbursed by the company at public expense for employees to learn.

3. Translation:

There are ordinary escort translation and relatively high-end simultaneous interpretation (generally requiring professional students or above C1 level), and the work is unstable, but the working hours are relatively free. It is suitable for girls who want to take care of their families after marriage (the husband has a stable source of income) or when they change jobs. As long as the source of tourists is relatively stable, the income is not necessarily worse than that of white-collar workers who go to work every day.

4. Expatriate:

Expatriates are generally going to Latin American countries, most of which are state-owned enterprises, and their work content is administrative clerks or translators. Girls carefully choose the overseas work of engineering, and may go to the construction site to be an accompanying translator. Generally speaking, however, the expatriate environment is not as difficult as everyone thinks, especially for companies that recruit girls to go abroad.

In fact, it is fully considered that it is inconvenient for girls to travel, so they will arrange easy clerical work. Expatriate living in apartments or villas in rich areas, drivers' shuttle to and from work is standard, and some better enterprises will also be equipped with China chefs.

It is true that there may be public security problems in Latin America, so when working abroad, they are all arranged in the capital, live in the safest rich area in the area, and have drivers to pick them up and drop them off when going in and out of work. The salary of fresh graduates participating in overseas assignments is about 12,-25, a year, and different companies will have different overseas assignments.

5. Education:

Those with high academic qualifications can consider being college teachers (at least graduate students or above are required, and individual colleges may relax the requirements to undergraduates), or they can consider teaching in training institutions. Recently, Spanish has been included in the new curriculum standard of senior high school. In the future, middle school teachers will also be one of the outlets for Spanish employment. Moreover, due to the rise of Spanish fever in China in recent years, there will be more and more schools offering Spanish.

6. Internet:

Many Internet companies are also doing the Spanish market. After all, there are 5 million people in the world who speak Spanish. For example, ByteDance, Tik Tok, has recruited Spanish operators.

7. Media:

As above, nearly 5 million people in the world speak Spanish, and the news media industry is also an employment trend.

8. Tourism:

Spain is the second largest tourist country in the world (after the United States), and China is also a big tourist country. To learn Spanish well in tourism, you can be an international tour guide or work in a travel agency to plan a tour route. Recently, many Latin American countries have also opened tourist visas to China, which is also a market. Extended information

Analysis on the prospect of Spanish in different industries:

1. Education industry

People who learn Spanish have a studious heart and a passion for education. Like other foreign language graduates, many Spanish graduates will choose the education industry. Employment units include institutions of higher learning, training institutions, enterprise training departments, private education, etc. Among them, colleges and universities have the highest requirements for job seekers' graduation institutions, overseas study experience and professional qualification certificates.

Other organizations have relatively lower requirements for these factors, but if you have a solid foundation in Spanish, you will have a better chance of getting a job.

2. Foreign trade industry

This industry is also one of the industries that attract the largest number of Spanish students. China is a big exporting country, and there are a large number of foreign trade companies in the coastal areas doing export business with South American countries. However, the English level of people in South American countries is much lower than that in Europe and America, so there is great room for Spanish talents to display in the foreign trade industry.

Since many documents of international trade are still in English, if Spanish students can have English ability, or English foreign trade practitioners can supplement their Spanish ability, they will have a very significant advantage in foreign trade companies.

3. Tourism industry

Spain and South America are both rich in tourism resources. In recent years, international tourism has flourished, so a large number of foreign language talents have devoted themselves to the tourism industry. In addition to routes with foreign countries, more and more tourists from Spanish-speaking countries come to China. In big cities, it is very common to meet foreigners who speak Spanish.

4. Translation industry

Compared with English, Spanish translation fees are much higher. Moreover, many translation jobs can be settled by quantity (manuscript translation) or by time (accompanying translation) without a fixed work place, so people who like flexible work will choose this industry.