What are the job prospects for Korean language majors? What is the direction of employment?

I majored in Korean, TOPIK level 6, and one year of study abroad experience. The Korean major was a bit tangled, and when I was studying, I thought it was good to get a job, but I found that there was a bit of a gap. If you are a translator, you basically need to interpret, so you have to find a good university, and if the university has poor self-control, you may not even be able to pass level 4, let alone translate.

Even if you pass level 6, you still can't pass the interpreting level, and the translation also needs to have a translation direction, such as tour guide, economy and trade, science and technology, medicine, etc. Studying in South Korea is relatively simple and costs less, so there are many people studying abroad, the competition will be greater, and it is generally good to be a college teacher. Ethnic Koreans are also a challenge, and many companies will clearly tell you that ethnic Koreans are preferred.

It is recommended that you change your major, science is the best, if you like Korean, you can enroll in a class to learn Korean when you study your major, and apply for a Korean undergraduate or graduate school after graduation, and generally Korean level 4 will be accepted. On the contrary, it is the miserable point of the Korean major, and it is very difficult to change majors when studying abroad, so it may be better to learn Japanese and German. If you really want to get a job through Korean, you must learn Korean as your mother tongue in order to get a high salary.

I am a Korean major, and my personal opinion is that language is a major that must be combined with other majors. That is, language is just a tool.

It is best to determine the next direction, such as: economy and trade, tourism, etc. Because after learning the basics, when you actually get a job, you won't have to relearn many professional things.

In addition, the Korean ethnic group is also a challenge for Han Chinese students who are learning Korean. Preferably good English, in this case, employment is basically no problem.

1. If you study Korean language majors, there are not many jobs to choose from after graduation.

If you are a girl, you can try the following positions:

1.Business Interpreter: Mainly responsible for accompanying the company's leadership Chinese and Koreans on business language exchanges, business, and cooperation, this position requires more interpreters.

2.Sales Translation: Mainly responsible for the translation of contract signing matters after the leadership negotiates the cooperation, such as the translation of the contract into Chinese and Korean bilingual version, and may involve the translation of some technical specifications, this position requires more translators, but it is best to master some professional knowledge at the same time, such as mechanical and electronic aspects.

3.Travel Agency Translation: Mainly responsible for the docking work between local travel agencies and foreign countries, both translation and interpretation are required, and if you have the opportunity, you can go on a business trip to Korea to improve your language skills.

South Korea's economic development is also very fast, the first exchanges between China and South Korea are gradually increasing, the tourism industry is also the most, the industry is also very demanding of Korean professionals, girls learn Korean majors, or can, but the employment is not very wide, employment positions are not many, girls generally choose to be translators, but there are many people who know Korean and learn Korean, so the competitiveness will be great, and the requirements of the translation industry are very high, Most of them are people with very strong professional skills, and they usually interpret a lot.

There are also many people who work in human resources in translation companies, but this job requires a certain amount of work experience, requires their own knowledge, interpersonal skills, and most importantly, active thinking, and can deal with the corresponding problems in a timely manner.

Expand your knowledge: 2. Learn Korean and find a career in it.

After graduation, students of this major can work in the fields of foreign affairs, economy and trade, culture, press and publication, education, scientific research, tourism and other departments.

Especially if girls graduate from Korean, many will choose to be translators, such as company secretarial translators, or film and television drama translators, or tour guides. If you are good enough in Korean, you can also choose to be a Korean language teacher, and the salary is also very high; Or go to the Press and Publication Bureau and other units to do writing work.

In this era when the English market is becoming more and more saturated, mastering at least one minor language has become the goal and demand of many people. Korean, on the other hand, has a deep relationship with Chinese, and has been favored by a large number of students as "the best foreign language for Chinese to learn".

Korean-speaking tour guide. Tour guide is one of the main jobs that many students who study Korean do. With the increasing economic and political ties between China and South Korea and the gradual development of tourism between China and South Korea, the number of tourists to South Korea is increasing every year, and the number of Koreans visiting China is also increasing.

Coupled with the geographical proximity of South Korea to China, South Korea has also become one of the popular tourist destinations.

Corporate Translation: We can also consider the translation of Han Yu Xiaoyu from large state-owned enterprises or well-known private enterprises;