Is there a future for studying UL, and is there a good prospect for the development of UL majors?

Of course there is.

However, it is not recommended to study after graduating from junior high school.

It's going to be harder, and it's not so easy to find a job (you can find it).

I am in the training industry, and many people may tell you that there is no problem, you can learn, and you can get a job.

Yes, of course, you can, but you will be a little more tired than others.

Of course, employment is no problem, but it is difficult to find, and the salary may be relatively low. (Of course, what you learned later is very good, very good, very good doesn't count) [You can empathize, if you are the boss. 】

These hardships may only be experienced when you start learning and start looking for a job.

If you think it's okay and you can solve it, then you can learn.

Self-study and finding training courses are all ways. It's good to keep learning.

At present, there are 4 software to learn in UI design, namely, PS, AI, AE, the full name Photoshop, the latest version is Adobe Photoshop CC 2017, PS is mainly used in UI design work to design interfaces and icons and some ** processing work.

The full name of AI is Illustrator, the latest version is Adobe Illustrator CC 2017, AI is mainly used in UI design work to design interfaces and icons, as well as some illustration fonts.

AE stands for After Effects, and the latest version is Adobe After Effects CC 2017.

ARP stands for Axure RP, and the latest version is Axure RP, which is mainly used for the design of prototype drawings in UI design work.

It's very good, there is a lot of demand for talents in this area now, study hard, and find employment easily.

Hello, this is still quite good, but the general employment companies are in the first and second tier cities, the salary is very high, of course, the job requirements are also quite high, if it is your own technical ability, it is recommended to go to a training course first, it is generally four months of study, including employment, I hope my answer can help you!!

In fact, USCPA is highly recognized in China, and is generally engaged in internal auditors, compliance managers, financial analysts, external auditors, etc. USCPA studied the USGAAP (U.S. Accounting Standards), so the main employment direction is the Big Four accounting firms, U.S. companies, joint ventures, and U.S.-listed Chinese companies.

Learning IT also has a purpose, that is to say, to choose a major, and now it is useless for anyone to learn the basic computer use in society.

It is recommended that you study carefully and specialize in one subject, software or hardware.

The more promising software are: web production and development, software development (programming), graphic design, and three-dimensional design;

The hardware is mainly maintenance, assembly, if you learn well in hardware, you can open your own store in the future, and you can help friends build a computer, identify the computer configuration and solve the compatibility problem between various hardware.

It's up to you. Personally, I think that if you have the ability to develop software, you have learned well.

Learning computers is still very promising, after all, the computer IT industry is now prevalent.

The future is still very big, oh kiss!!

Whether you can learn well is related to your will and perseverance, and has nothing to do with your academic qualifications. There is nothing difficult in the world, as long as you are willing to climb.

You have a lot of vision, the employment rate and salary of this major are relatively high, you are half successful in choosing a professional school, learn to draw with your heart, the three major components, and you have beautiful thinking, you will all succeed.

See which one you're more interested in.

Network engineers are mainly related to **, logical thinking is clear, higher requirements for academic qualifications, UI biased towards visual design, mainly depends on personal talent and interests, academic requirements are not high, if it is helpful to you, hope, thank you.

It depends on what kind of work you want to do in the future, how long it will take you to learn this, and consider the cost of your time. In addition, let's see what the network engineer learns, will it help you in the future, and what UI learns, and whether there is a suitable job counterpart.