I'm a sophomore now. I'm a junior college student majoring in road and bridge engineering. I just want to ask about the prospect of this major.

Ha ha, you worry too much. First of all, congratulations. Your major is correct. Nowadays, with the rapid development of roads and bridges, talents are in short supply and the salary is high. I'm also a junior college student in Luqiao, and I'm going to practice at the construction site for the first time, and it's a big bridge construction site (introduced by the bridge teacher). The treatment: 1,5 bags of food and accommodation. I have a classmate who works on a cross-sea bridge and lives in a star-rated hotel, which can be described as envy of others. Besides, 99% of our class have found jobs, and one of them has even gone to a design institute. So it won't be difficult to find a job.

It's best to go to state-owned enterprises for internship, where the treatment is relatively stable, and all of them are engaged in large projects, which have long working periods and learn a lot. But it's best not to go to small private enterprises, general private enterprises, when there is a project, find someone, and then catch people after it is finished. Although the salary will be high, it is very unstable.

To improve the relationship between teachers and students, after all, teachers in this line also have projects outside. If you behave well and have strong ability, maybe he will pull you in, and then you can make a big impact.

textual research-you have to take the second-level constructor, because now the project manager has been replaced by the second-level constructor. If you want to go to the management level, take the exam.

Don't worry too much, younger brother, it's true to take good time. Good luck.