Japanese major: I m worried about what I m going to do in the future

Like the landlord, we are also a third-year student majoring in Japanese, and we have been thinking about the future recently

If you are looking for a job, if you are very good at Japanese, especially if you speak very well, then you will have no problem, but the most important thing you need right now is people who can speak Japanese.

If you want to go to graduate school, I think interdisciplinary is a good choice, and the major of Chinese as a foreign language is also good now, and I think it is very time for us to study Japanese major.

In fact, the best way out is to study abroad, if the family conditions allow, it is best to go out and have a look, even if it is only in Japan for a year or two, the experience of vision will be different, at least the spoken language is absolutely no problem. When the time comes, when I return to China, the future will be bright Many of my classmates have now begun to make some preparations for going abroad.

If you are relatively independent or have the financial conditions, you can study abroad, and if you can't, you can find a Japanese-funded company in China to practice.

Studying abroad is your only way out.

If you allow, I'll go to study abroad Now the simultaneous translation of the language is very popular My friend is a Japanese student who is now in Japan and rarely contacts but knows that she has mixed very well.

If you can, then going to graduate school and having more knowledge will only be good for you, and there will be no harm.

Many Japanese majors have to choose a major when they go to study in Japan, but it is difficult to switch from a liberal arts to a major in Japan. Here's an introduction to liberal arts majors in Japan.

Liberal arts majors are generally literature, education, and so on, and these majors have also been loved by many students in recent years, so I will introduce a few of them.

1. Literature

This literature major in Japan is not only the study of literature, but also involves many fields such as philosophy and ethics, which are the study of various ideas in the life of philosophers and small philosophies. Aesthetics also belongs to it, and it is used to embody the beauty of literature, and the current point of view, etc. Therefore, the major of Japanese literature is actually very deep.

I would like to recommend Kyoto University and Kyushu University Literature University, both of which have a wide range of disciplines and are sought after by many students studying Japanese.

2. Pedagogy

Pedagogy is also broad-based, and is often done in conjunction with a field. It's like Chinese foreign language education, but it's actually a combination of Japanese language and education. Educational psychology is the close connection between the field of education and psychology.

That's why Japanese pedagogy doesn't just teach students knowledge, but also applies this knowledge to various problems in the real world, so that this knowledge can play a role in the field of education. Here I recommend Hokkaido University, which has a strong strength in education and is a famous major in this school.

3. Sociology

Japan has always been a leader in this field of research, and you can find many answers in this field, such as psychology, media, and so on. However, students who study this major should have good comparative, investigative and judgmental skills. So this is a more realistic major.

Here I recommend the University of Tokyo, which is ranked 22nd in the world for this major.

4. Business Administration

The conditions for the major of business administration are a bit harsh. Students must be studying Japanese and have some foundation in business administration to apply. Business administration is more gradual and difficult, and it is very difficult to read it without a little foundation.

Japanese business management societies have more economic contributions than economics. It is true that Japan's economics is not very strong, but its business administration is very advanced. There are many misconceptions about this aspect among students who study Japanese, and it is actually very difficult to study economics here.

Originally, I majored in Japanese, so I was suitable for topics such as business history and management theory.

1. Training Objectives: To cultivate high-level technical application professionals who understand the basic knowledge of Japanese politics, economy, history, culture, literature, etc., and can be engaged in management and reception work in foreign affairs, economy and trade, culture, press and publication, etc.

2. Employment direction: foreign-related departments, enterprises and institutions, scientific research institutions, schools, foreign-funded enterprises and other departments at all levels, engaged in reception services and management in foreign affairs, international cultural exchanges, etc.

3. Employment and salary statistics for Japanese majors.

According to the analysis of the employment status of Japanese majors, the average salary level of Japanese majors is 5820 yuan.

According to the statistics of work experience and length of service, the salary of fresh graduates majoring in Japanese is 4300, the salary of 0-2 years is 5610, the salary of 3-5 years is 7130, the salary of 6-7 years is 9910, and the salary of 8-10 years is 11840.

4. Statistics on the employment area and direction of Japanese majors.

The region with the highest demand for Japanese majors is Shanghai, accounting for 33%;

The most popular field of Japanese language majors is professional services (consulting, human resources, accounting), accounting for 27%.

In addition to the above-mentioned areas and fields of employment, Japanese majors are also particularly popular among the following areas and fields:

5. Distribution of employment directions for Japanese majors.

Rank Direction Percentage.

1 Professional services (consulting, human resources, accounting) 27%.

2 ** Import and export 13%.

3 Computer software 11%.

4 Intermediary services 11%.

5 Internet e-commerce 8%.

6 Electronic Technology, Semiconductors, Integrated Circuits 7%.

7 Computer services (systems, data services, maintenance) 6%.

8 Automobiles & Spare Parts 5%.

9 Education and training institutions 4%.

10 Machinery and equipment heavy industry 4%.

1.First of all, it depends on your own interests, if you are really interested, you will be motivated, and even difficulties can be overcome.

2.Secondly, of course, we must consider employment. Of course, the scope of employment for English majors is broader, but if you think about it, there are many more people who study English than Japanese, so many English majors have to be forced to go to graduate school.

Japanese majors are not as competitive as English majors, and it is not difficult to find a job after graduation. Over the years, more and more people have been learning Japanese, but it is still a small language compared to English.

3.In fact, learning any language has its pits. Therefore, to learn a foreign language, you must be prepared to endure hardships.

Before choosing Japanese, ask yourself if you want to learn Japanese just because you like watching anime, and if you want to give up if you encounter difficulties? If you can be mentally prepared for this, then make your own choice.

ps: I'm a Japanese major, and then I worked as a Japanese teacher for two years, so if you don't know anything, you can just hi me.

Summary. Hello dear, Japanese is easy to get started, but it is difficult to learn well. However, it is relatively easy to learn Japanese as a major, so if you are willing to work hard, you will definitely gain something.

Do you want to know what the job prospects of Japanese language majors are and how difficult it is to find a job? Or what do I need to do to read Japanese?

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Hello dear, Japanese is easy to get started, but it is difficult to learn well. But Zheng He is that it is easier to learn the general Japanese major, as long as you are willing to work hard to learn, you will definitely have a harvest.

From the perspective of employment, professional skills + foreign language can make you more advantageous, and there are many Japanese companies investing in our country, and the employment rate of Japanese major students is still very high, reaching about 70%. In the future, ** will be closer, and many Japanese companies will invest in our country, so the prospects of Japan's professional employment bureau are relatively good. Which Zheng.

Learning Japanese is similar to learning a foreign language, first of all, you should clarify the goal of learning, why you are studying, for a good job or what, you have a goal in mind! Find the right Nabi textbook, then apply to a professional training institution, prepare a Japanese dictionary, and then tell the Japanese pronunciation standard.