What do Japanese majors do? What is the employment prospect of Japanese majors?

1. Employment direction of Japanese major

After graduation, students majoring in this major can engage in reception services and management in foreign affairs and international cultural exchanges in foreign-related departments, enterprises and institutions, scientific research institutions, schools and foreign-funded enterprises at all levels of government.

industry:

after graduation, I mainly work in professional services, trade, internet and other industries. Roughly as follows:

1 professional services (consulting, human resources, accounting)

2 trade/import and export

3 Internet/e-commerce

4 electronic technology/semiconductor/integrated circuit

5 computer software

6 new energy

7 intermediary services

8 other industries

Jobs: Roughly as follows:

1 Japanese translator

2 foreign trade salesman

3 Japanese salesman

4 business clerk

5 Japanese foreign trade salesman

6 Japanese business clerk

7 Japanese clerk

8 Japanese customer service

Work city:

After graduation, there are more employment opportunities in Shanghai, Shenzhen, Guangzhou and other cities. Roughly as follows:

1 Shanghai

2 Shenzhen

3 Guangzhou

4 Dalian

5 Beijing

6 Dongguan

7 Suzhou

8 Hangzhou

2. Employment prospects of Japanese majors

According to statistics, the employment ratio of Japanese talents in various industries is: Japanese-funded enterprises account for 5%-. State organs (including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, governments at all levels, customs, foreign trade offices and trade promotion associations, etc.) account for about 2%; Japanese teachers and Japanese tour guides each account for about 1%.

among more than 1, foreign-funded enterprises in Shanghai, Japanese-funded enterprises account for nearly 6%, exceeding 6,, ranking first among foreign-funded enterprises. Coupled with the rapid development of bilateral trade between China and Japan, domestic enterprises engaged in Japanese business are also growing, and enterprises urgently need a large number of Japanese exchange and translation talents. Therefore, many students regard entering Japanese enterprises as the beginning of their career.

The number of Japanese enterprises in Shanghai is increasing year by year. By the end of 213, the number of Japanese enterprises in Shanghai had reached 8,155. With the continuous promotion of localization of Japanese enterprises in Shanghai, the number of Japanese SMEs coming to Shanghai to explore business opportunities is increasing, and the demand for talents is also growing. In addition to Japanese professionals, Japanese-funded enterprises also favor graduates with professional backgrounds in science and engineering, and who are proficient in English or Japanese. At the same time, it has also opened the door to the vast number of fresh graduates to work abroad through Japanese majors. China and Japan are politically cold and economically hot, so foreign trade continues to grow, and Japanese talents are more needed. Japanese capital still favors bilingual talents.