Is it good to get a job in international trade?

Learn how to get a job in international trade.

The major of international economy and trade is easy to find a job, and the employment rate is very high, which has been above 87%. There is still a big gap between domestic and international economic and trade talents, especially high-tech talents, and there will be a good development prospect in the future.

With the intensification of economic globalization, the economic and trade exchanges between China and other countries are becoming more and more frequent, and one kind of talents will be highly valued, that is, international economic and trade professionals who are familiar with international practices, proficient in foreign languages and international trade rules, and master the knowledge and skills of trade negotiations.

According to statistics, the employment rate of international economy and trade majors in recent years is above 87%, which belongs to the majors with higher employment rate. The seniors majoring in international trade are engaged in foreign-related economic and trade departments such as foreign trade enterprises, foreign-funded enterprises, multinational companies and enterprises with foreign trade management rights.

The employment direction of international trade includes international trading companies, government agencies and business consulting agencies.

1. international trading company: working in an international trading company can be engaged in import and export business, trade manager, buyer and other related positions. These positions need to have a deep understanding of international trade policy, international market and transnational business, be able to handle international trade contracts, participate in negotiations and consultations, and be responsible for supervising and managing the company's international trade activities.

2. Government agencies: Graduates majoring in international trade can engage in international trade policy research, drafting of international trade policies and regulations, trade promotion and negotiation in government departments at all levels. These positions need to have a deep understanding of the international economic situation, trade rules and international trade supervision, and be able to participate in exchanges and cooperation with international organizations.

3. Business consulting institutions: graduates majoring in international trade can enter business consulting institutions to engage in international trade consulting work. They need to provide market analysis, trade policy research, risk assessment and other services for enterprises to help them formulate international trade strategies and carry out international business.