I majored in Japanese Hotel Management What can I do after graduation?

Judging from your information, in fact, Japanese is your major, hotel management is the direction of your future development, and the tour guide certificate is just a hobby. If I'm right, I think it's time for you to make a decision between Japanese and hotel management, because you're thinking about your future career.

In general, it is best to maximize your professional expertise, if you are very good at speaking Japanese and there is no barrier to communication with Japanese people, it is recommended that you go to Japan for translation, training, teaching or the development of Japanese foreign enterprises in China, and hotel management will be put first.

If you want to pursue a career in hotel management, I recommend going to a well-known hotel management school, and then looking for a hotel management job in Japan with the advantage of Japanese, which is also quite good.

The third option is to re-study the hotel management major, and take hotel management as the main business without considering the development of going abroad in the future, then take Japanese as your own hobby, because after all, most of the hotels in China currently have English requirements, and there are relatively few Japanese, but there are also some hotels that specialize in receiving Japanese people, and you can try it.

The fourth option is to go into a guided tour, but I think this is the last option, which may not make the most of what you have learned before.

At present, there are no public schools in China for Japanese language hotel management, and there is no corresponding graduate program, if you want to find a Japanese language hotel management graduate program, it is recommended to go abroad to study in Japan. There are no Japanese-language hotel management majors in Singapore, because after all, Japanese is not yet the world's common language. Of course, if you want to take the master's degree in hotel management in China, CUHK, Nankai and so on are still good.

The above is my personal opinion, I hope it can help you :)

Hotel management is very popular in some international hotels in China. But if you want to continue your graduate studies, it is recommended that you consult a special intermediary company, Beijing King Gillette is good, very authoritative in terms of Japan, and there are teachers who can consult for free. After all, others are professionals.

The information on the Internet is not so reliable.

I think you should focus your career on hotel management rather than Japanese. The words of hotel management are relatively wide-ranging. If it's Japanese, you're not at the level of translation, and you're not a professional.

Besides, there are only so many people in Japan, and how many people have ** contacts with China.

Give yourself extra points in Japanese, but don't take it too seriously.

You can go to the Japanese embassy to manage catering, open a Chinese hotel in Japan, do Chinese reception services in a Japanese hotel, etc., in China, you can start from the grassroots in a foreign-related hotel, don't eat in Japanese, take it as a specialty, if you are really talented in management, you will be reused, you must start from the grassroots level!

What university did you attend? My son is also going to university this year, and I don't know how to apply for it**! I also want to do hotel management.

Japanese majors have an advantage over non-Japanese majors in terms of Japanese language ability, but when they go to Japan for graduate school, the choice of majors is relatively narrow. Graduate schools in Japan, on the other hand, focus on theory and academic research, and require the accumulation of specialized knowledge in undergraduate studies.

If you want to change your major to hotel management, it will be difficult to apply. It is recommended that you still apply for majors related to your major, such as literature, language or education, so that you will have a better chance of applying to prestigious schools. If you really want to study hotel management, I recommend that you go to a vocational school in Japan, which is the place to learn professional skills.

There is no graduate ......... in hospitality managementWhat is there to study here. If it's barely counted, it can only be in the company's business or something.

Hotel management is generally a vocational school course.

There are almost no universities in Japan that offer the major of hotel management, so it is recommended to choose other majors, such as language and culture, society, education, business, etc., especially business, which is one of the stronger majors in Japan, and does not require high professional knowledge, so many Japanese major students will choose.

In Japan, the stage of graduate school is generally developed towards pure academic research, so the majors with strong practicality are basically set up at technical schools or university undergraduates. If you want to go to a European country to study hotel management, it's also very good.

Basically, you don't need it, so it's best to find a job at Renben Hotel.

You can translate into Japanese.