Does the statistics of major related jobs for university graduates include freelancing?

When college graduates count jobs, they also include freelancing, because freelancing is also considered a profession.

Including, you can explain what you are doing, in fact, the statistics made in the school are not very real, they are all for the promotion rate.

It should not be included, only the occupation in the occupational appraisal belongs to no job, no job, that is, no occupation.

You can choose from freelance or other positions depending on your major.

Just do your own work.

I don't think freelancing should be included.

Because freelancing generally does not have a fixed position.

Graduate-related statistics Well, generally speaking, it refers to a regular unit that is considered a freelance job, even if there is no occupation.

You are including freelancers.

Freelancing is also a job statistic for college students.

Freedom to start a business should also be encouraged.

It can also include that freelancing is considered an employment position as long as it has a business license or permit.

Hello, freelancing is included in related positions, such as starting your own business, doing self-employment, small business, etc.

The major of college graduation should be based on whether the needs of your position are consistent with the major you are studying, and it is best to do the major that you are studying, and you can use it in reality.

This statistic does not include self-employment.

In the statistics of college-related positions for university graduates, I think freelancing should not be included, because freelancing should not be limited by time and other spaces.

Freelancing refers to starting a business on your own, or doing business on your own, excluding positions in university majors, you can also go to the talent market for consultation.

For the major-related positions of university graduates, the statistics should generally include freelance occupations, and the specific statistics of the relevant positions should be consulted with the school's teaching staff.

The statistics of major-related positions of university graduates mainly refer to graduates who have signed employment agreements, and freelance jobs are not included!

Major-related positions for college graduates, as long as they are already employed, can be counted.

The statistics on professional jobs for university graduates do not include freelancing. The scope of freelancing is too broad to characterize.

Statistics on major-related positions for college graduates, of course, including freelancing, it is better to start a business and be a boss.

Hello, the statistics of major-related positions for college graduates also include freelancing, and freelancing is also a kind of occupation that is recognized and allowed.

Only 30%-50% of college students are engaged in jobs related to their majors after graduation.

One. When college students graduate, most of them are engaged in jobs related to their majors, and a small number of students choose non-professional employment because of their personal interests and hobbies.

Two. Students who are engaged in the work of this major, after 2 years of work, many students begin to take up management positions or even engage in administrative work, which has little to do with the major.

Three. Some of the students left their jobs and started to start their own businesses.

It depends on the major, and the unpopular ones basically change careers.

About 70% of the popularity.

Generally halved.

You cannot be exempted from the examination, and you must take the examination of the corresponding level in all subjects. The specific registration conditions are as follows:

1) Professional and technical personnel in state organs, enterprises, public institutions, and people's organizations who are engaged in the work of unification and statistics in statistical posts shall meet the following basic conditions when registering for the primary and intermediate qualification examinations for statistical majors:

1. Support the basic line of the Communist Party of China in the initial stage of socialism and abide by discipline and law.

2. Love statistical work, be able to perform job responsibilities, complete their own work tasks, and abide by professional ethics.

2) Those who register for the primary qualification examination for statistics must also have a high school diploma or above.

According to the spirit of the document "Notice on the Arrangement of Qualification Examinations for Some Professional and Technical Personnel and Issues Related to the Examination Work" (Guoren Office Fa 2004 No. 45) issued by the General Office of the Ministry of Personnel, fresh graduates who participate in this year's primary qualification examination for statistics and have not yet obtained academic certificates at the time of registration should register at the designated registration point with valid certificates (such as student ID cards, etc.) that can prove that they can graduate in the examination year and the graduation certificate issued by the school.

3) Applicants for the Intermediate Qualification Examination for Statistics must also meet one of the following conditions:

1. College graduate, engaged in professional work for six years; Graduated from university with a bachelor's degree and worked professionally for four years.

2. Obtain a second bachelor's degree or graduate degree, and have been engaged in professional work for two years.

3. Obtain a master's degree and have been engaged in professional work for one year; Received a Ph.D. degree.

4. Before the implementation of the qualification examination system, the personnel who have held the professional and technical positions of statisticians can also participate in the intermediate qualification examination for statistics if they meet the requirements stipulated in the basic conditions of Article (1) above.

4) The requirements for academic qualifications in the above application conditions refer to the formal academic qualifications recognized by the national education administrative departments, and the requirements for years of professional work refer to the sum of the working hours of the applicant before and after obtaining the required academic qualifications, and the deadline is before the end of the year in which the examination registration year is called.

The Personnel Bureau of Shenyang City, Liaoning Province recently released the "Catalogue of Flexible Employment Positions for College Graduates in Shenyang", combined with the actual situation of Shenyang City, and analyzed 152 positions in six categories suitable for flexible employment of college graduates from the perspectives of number, professional composition, salary and development potential. According to statistics, in 2009, there were 15,991 college graduates in Shenyang, and the top 10 positions with more employment were academic tutors in educational institutions, tutors, AutoCAD drawing, community housekeeping services, insurance salesmen, salesmen, computer graphics and IT product sales. There are six main types of industries for flexible employment:

Business service positions, including 102 related positions such as planning and design, text translation, application technology, intermediary services, etc.; Technology R&D positions, including 6 positions such as software outsourcing, mechanical design, and DV maker, are new employment growth points; quality education positions, including 11 positions such as tutors and etiquette teachers; health training positions, including 12 positions such as fitness coach, public nutritionist, veterinarian, etc.; Performing arts positions, including 6 positions such as modeling, dance performance, and wedding hosting; Commodity retail positions, including 15 positions such as ** clerk, sales clerk, and shopping guide.

First of all, look at the major, not all majors are easy to find related jobs, take my chemistry as an example, after graduation, there are about 1 3-1 4 still engaged in related jobs, and others are not related. Liberal arts majors and economics majors may have wider applicability, and the types of jobs are more dispersed.

Secondly, looking at the academic qualifications, the undergraduate is only the basic higher education, and the proportion of the work done by the undergraduate graduates to engage in the major is definitely small. For master's degrees, master's degrees in economics majors may be engaged in a wider range of jobs, and science and engineering majors are slightly more engaged in this major due to the increased cost of changing careers.

Overall, as far as I've seen, there aren't many people who really have a professional counterpart, whether it's in school or at work. This phenomenon is not surprising not only in China, but also in the United States. After all, the most important thing to teach you in university education is learning methods, thinking methods, attitudes and social skills, and majors are not the main thing.

If you really want to find the right job, technical school education is what you need.

Most of them are related to their profession, and a few may not be relevant.

Freelance professions include: freelance writers, tutors, fitness coaches, freelance painters, calligraphers, creators, photographers, etc.

No one will discriminate against freelancers, and their work can only be done by people who have expertise in a certain field, and they cannot continue to do it for a long time without a certain degree of expertise.

1. Freelance writers are freelance writers whose main job is to rely on their profession for their main income. Freelance writing is the same as any profession, not everyone can do it, and it doesn't take just a few people with deep writing skills to do it.

2. Tutors, like traditional school teachers, bear the responsibility of teaching and educating people, and are also respected by the society.

3. Fitness coach refers to the staff who guide members to train in the fitness club, which is interactive and targeted, and is charged by the hour.

4. Freelance painters are painting artists who specialize in painting creation and research, including Chinese painting, oil painting, gouache painting, watercolor painting, oil painting, lacquer painting and other painting art creators.

5. A calligrapher is a person who has the ability to write Chinese characters and can push them to the height of art. To put it simply, it is an artist whose main work is calligraphy, or a person who is proficient in calligraphy.

6. The creator refers to a series of creative work such as composition, lyrics, arrangement, recording, mixing, mastering, post-production, etc., formerly known as the first generation, mainly engaged in the creation and production of the first work.

7. Photographers, who use cameras, photosensitive lenses, light sources and modeling techniques to shoot portraits, landscapes, products and production or life image information indoors and outdoors.

Freelancers refer to those workers who do not establish a formal labor relationship with the employer, but are different from individual and private entrepreneurs, have certain economic strength and professional knowledge and skills, and provide legal service labor to the society, so as to obtain labor remuneration.

In China, there are three types of freelancers:

The first type is small business people, such as the owners of individual retail stores, snack bars, printing shops, and decoration companies.

The second category is salesmen who do not have a basic salary, such as life insurance consultants, real estate agents, advertising agencies, and direct salesmen.

The third category is professionals, such as photographers, patent holders, lawyers, accountants, dentists, technical consultants, management consultants, plumbers, electricians, hairdressers, artists, etc.

Freelancers refer to individuals who have legal income without legal cooperation with the system or funders, and are mostly literary and artistic personnel for the new and new human beings in contemporary cities, such as freelance writers, artists, ** people, computer elites, planners, etc.

Of course, with the development of society, the relaxation of the system, and the advancement of technology, freelancers are also expanding to other fields. Scholars point out that doctors, lawyers, etc. will become the largest group of freelancers.

The first type is small businessmen, such as the owner of the decoration company, the owner of the shopping network, etc.

The second category is salesmen without a basic salary, such as life insurance consultants, real estate agents, advertising agencies, and direct salesmen, and the third category is professionals, such as photographers, patentees, lawyers, accountants, dentists, technical consultants, management consultants, plumbers, electricians, barbers, artists, etc.

A freelancer (self-employed) refers to self-employment, which is translated as "self-employed" by Hong Kongers.

Freelancers are discriminated against because freelancers are often confused with non-formal workplaces.

Consultants, temporary workers, contractors, freelancers, solo geese, lone rangers, solo households, self.

People who work by workers, singing one-man shows, people who rely on ** contact to work, telecommunications (referring to people who are proficient in electronics, especially popular.

in Europe), virtual employees, virtual business owners (currently very popular). Owners of individual retail stores, snack bars, printing shops, decoration companies, life insurance consultants, real estate agents, advertising agencies, pyramid schemers, photographers, patent holders, lawyers, accountants, dentists, technical consultants, management consultants, plumbers, electricians, hairdressers, artists, freelance writers, artists, computer elites, planners, etc.

Unemployed people cannot be called freelancers for those who have nothing and nothing to do. Becoming a freelancer is not an easy task, to become a freelancer, you must have certain knowledge and skills, social viability, and a strong will. Lack of survival skills, lack of corresponding social connections, do not qualify to be a freelancer ,..

Most of the things you learn in school are not used, they are all basic subjects, and in fact, very few people have been engaged in their majors, so there is no need to worry.

OK. Most people are not employed in their profession, and survival will teach us a lot. Whether you want to or not, you can see if you can gradually like your major, right? This is the best option.

I majored in life sciences.

At that time, I couldn't find a job because of my low education.

When the school recruits, the other faculties all start with junior colleges, and the recruits of our faculties all require masters. It's so devastating.

Later, I had no choice, so I went to the company to find a job that had nothing to do with my major, and I have done it from the grassroots level to the present.