I m a freshman, so what kind of preparation do I need to do well in order to study international eco

Learn to read and write well in English.

The four years of college will end in the blink of an eye, and due to China's national conditions, Chinese students are rarely able to study according to their interests before going to university, and they are generally coping with the college entrance examination.

Therefore, I would like to advise all college students to cherish the opportunity to study at the university. In addition to completing the credits required to ensure graduation, college is the best time to study whatever you want to study. When you work and then think about learning things systematically, you will feel powerless.

If you lack interest in your current major, you can choose the disciplines you are interested in as much as possible under the premise of ensuring that the credits of this major are completed, and if you are engaged in ** work in the future, English, basic computer operation ability, foreign trade knowledge, and knowledge of the products you want to engage in in the future are indispensable. You are now studying a ** major, and you can also take advantage of the time in college to improve your English, computer skills, and even choose a small language (conditional). Such graduates will be welcomed to foreign trade companies, rather than graduating from college and only knowing a little bit of theoretical knowledge, which is really empty.

I'm also an international student, and I'm a senior this year, so I'll help you summarize it.

The most important thing in the freshman year is to introduce some economic theories from the East and the West, and talk about the basic knowledge of economics.

In the sophomore year, you will be exposed to micro, macroeconomics, accounting, as well as the theoretical knowledge of international **, international ** practical courses, these two courses I studied theory in the last semester, and the practice I learned in the next semester, and it seems that I will also learn some knowledge of international marketing.

In my junior year, there were a lot of classes, and I felt that they were all a bit difficult, but they were of no practical use. Last semester, you will find that everyone began to take the accounting certificate, and most of them are not their majors, what accounting certificates, what VFP, are all floating clouds. In the next semester, I began to apply for the professional certificate class again, customs declarant, inspector, etc.

All began to prepare for the examination.

It's a senior year, and I find that I don't have any certificates in my hand, and then as soon as the customs declaration exam is over in October, you will find that there is a lot of sorrow!! So everyone took the IELTS test, some took the BEC, the document clerk, etc., and the bank, the village official, and the civil servant.

I can only experience this ... In fact, I really didn't learn anything, as long as I didn't fail the course, I successfully passed the fourth level, and I determined my work direction as soon as possible in my junior year, and then I got the corresponding work permit, and then found some relationships...

The question is what you want to do. If you want a diploma, you can mix diplomas, and if you want to learn something, you can teach yourself. If you want a diploma and learn something, then blame the college entrance examination for not filling in the volunteers. However, now that you can change majors in college, ask a teacher how to operate, and it is estimated that spending money is indispensable.

In the freshman year, most people will be a little confused, mainly because the freshman year has fewer classes and more free time, and the freshman has not really adapted to the new environment, so it is relatively normal for you to feel that you have not learned anything now. However, college does have a lot to learn, and the key is how you look at the problem. I'm not an economics major, so I don't know much about your course, but you have to have a clear goal for yourself, what you want to learn or what you get out of it.

You also have to keep in mind that what you learn now may not be meaningful to you, but when you actually come out to work, you will find that what you don't want to learn in school will play a more or less important role. Now that you're a freshman, you still have a lot to learn, and you usually go to the library a lot, so don't leave a chance to regret it later.

Hope my words help you!

For international trade majors, English is of course the most important. Learn more BEC and connect with speaking. There are many foreign teachers and lecturers in the university, and they practice speaking and listening more, which will definitely help them to start classes.

If you have a university certificate, you can apply for the BEC for the English level test, and it is more practical to work in the foreign trade industry in the future;

The computer power is OK, and it will be used too much;

The export salesman certificate and the customs declaration certificate are relatively weighty.

Merchandising, inspection, and document clerks are also good.

One. English. (1) Practice the ability to listen and speak.

In this way, there will be no problem in interviewing and talking with foreign businessmen in the future. (2) Learn basic business English writing skills and abilities. Namely; How to express your central meaning in the simplest English.

Learn to write letters concisely, and use **, list, and other digital expressions.

Two. Learn business negotiation skills. Look more at the knowledge such as eloquence, how to talk to customers, talk about products, etc.

Three. Professional knowledge: The professional courses of international economics must be studied hard. This is especially true for terms such as FOB, CNF, international shipping, international contracts, and insurance. These professional courses must be studied seriously.

Four. Try to go to the library or the Internet to learn about the economic and cultural characteristics of some countries around the world and enrich your knowledge after class. Talking to a foreigner is not just about business, sometimes the knowledge is broader, and there is more content to talk about, and he will have a better impression of you and cooperation.

Five. In the holidays, go to some foreign trade companies for internships, you can do it without taking money, the key is to use the textbooks flexibly in actual combat, in order to understand better.

The key international economy is still in use.

Practice your English well and study hard at school.

First of all, you must learn English well, and English is the key to graduate school entrance examination.

Then you have to study macro and micro Western economics well in class, and these two courses are professional courses if you take the international trade exam.

Then there is mathematics, including advanced mathematics, linear algebra, and probability. Now it's time to lay a solid foundation, and by the time of the third year, it's really time to work hard.

As for the information about the postgraduate entrance examination, you can go to the China Graduate Admissions Information Network to take a look, where the information is quite complete, or you can go to the postgraduate entrance examination forum to find the school you are interested in to discuss and discuss.

Moreover, every school has a lecture on graduate school entrance examination every year, and the school actually encourages students to enter graduate school.

After the third year, I participated in the postgraduate examination lectures and training organized by the school. Maintain good grades in English.

Freshman It is best to learn the basic courses first, and the subjects for the postgraduate examination are basically basic subjects, you can go online to see the homepages of various famous schools, which have the subjects of the postgraduate entrance examination, professional books, etc., such as Peking University Tsinghua University and so on. High mathematics and English should be a must, exercise more, participate in more social activities, and work internship during the holidays, so learn more about the connection between your major and practical work, which will still help you to take the postgraduate entrance examination in the future.

The information for the postgraduate entrance examination is only those seniors who have completed the postgraduate examination; Then there are the students of the colleges and universities you want to go to, if you know someone, you can ask him to help you ask for internal information; Then there are more relevant postgraduate examination forums, such as the "postgraduate examination forum", where many people share information, information and experience, and see more that is actually very teachable, good luck, in short, the sooner you prepare for the postgraduate entrance examination, the more calm and confident you can be, and the easier it is to succeed.

1. Get the customs declarant certificate and be a customs declarant.

2. Get the inspector certificate and go to the Inspection and Quarantine Bureau.

3. Get the document maker certificate, fill in the documents, and make documents.

3. Good English, foreigner follower.

4. English is not good, domestic documentary order.

5. If you go to the first company, you need to have strong learning ability, because there are many products, and there are also many competitions with the same posture.

6. If you go to the manufacturer, you can also entrust customs declaration if you need to master the world's most comprehensive knowledge of the national section.

In general, the prospect of finding a job in the country is okay, after all, it is a business, and the mentality must be good.

Glad to be able to help you. International trade refers to the exchange of goods and services between different countries (and regions).

In fact, I have studied international ** for 3 years, and I think that international ** is a very complex discipline, and my interpretation of it is to pound things, from domestic to foreign, from abroad to domestic.

In fact, we take a lot of courses, from basic "Principles of Economics" to "Microeconomics", "Macroeconomics" and advanced mathematics, etc., in fact, they are all for the purpose of learning general courses in economics. Why learn? Because the international market is a product of the economic background, its rise and fall has a very great relationship with economic development.

Then in the third year, most of our professional courses began: "Introduction to China's Foreign Affairs", "International Economic Cooperation", "International Finance", "Introduction to the World Economy", "International Practice", "International Business Law" and so on.

Of course, international studies also require the study of "Marketing" and a strong command of foreign languages.

The Department of International Science and Technology of the University mainly allows college students to learn the mechanism of the whole economy and the process of allowing you to figure out and understand how a commodity goes from production to foreign countries. Of course, there are a lot of things covered by this ** chain.

Looking at the international **, we should not simply look at one part, but should examine the entire process of commodity circulation. However, after studying this major, when you come out to work in the future, you are likely to be a merchandiser in a company, or a relationship manager in a bank, or even engaged in something related to the international department. Because it's a lot to learn, but it's very general.

For example, we will learn "Marketing", but compared with the "Marketing" of the Management Institute, our "Marketing" is obviously not as much as they do. We also studied "Accounting", but we can't compare it to accounting major. The only advantage we have is "International Practice" and "International Settlement".

These two courses are very practical and practical, but they are not as practical as those who have one or two years of work experience.

International trade is a good major, if you learn carefully, you will touch the class. Guomao can also be a bad professional, and if you don't think, then it's nothing better than others. How to learn it well should be to break each subject first, and after learning it thoroughly, come back to see what kind of relationship there is between each subject.

Of course, the way to do this is to master the basics and self-study skills. Finally, it achieves thick accumulation and touch-bypass.

English, international ** practical knowledge to master,