How do undergraduate English majors cope with such employment? Can you only go to graduate school?

English is the language of tools, and now excellent bachelor's or master's degrees in other majors have a certain level of English, which is enough to use in the current Chinese working environment.

It depends on how your English major is divided, foreign trade English employment is very employable, and there are more English majors engaged in the document industry.

If you want to choose employment, please take more certificates and participate in social practice during your school years.

No, I have many classmates who graduated from the bachelor's degree and directly took the teacher exam, the civil service exam, or went to the company to do foreign trade. Employment still depends on personal interests and career planning. At present, there are many positions in the national examination, and in order to take care of undergraduate graduates, only undergraduate students can apply for the examination.

But if you want to have a slightly higher starting point in your future career, getting a master's degree from the graduate school entrance examination may be of some help. However, those of us who are now in graduate school have found that the employment of master's degree is not particularly smooth. In short, it's up to you to choose.

I'm also majoring in English, so I can empathize with this question! I was really confused at the beginning. Facts have proved that English majors are very unpopular and sluggish now, because most of them can speak English, and the undergraduate students are still not qualified enough to do English simultaneous translation, and their knowledge is not enough, and their translation skills are insufficient and inexperienced.

But I think it's okay to work as a secretary or office in a foreign company, and the salary is very high. There is also a training school such as New Oriental, and the postgraduate entrance examination is also a good choice to improve yourself. I chose to go to graduate school at the time, but I crossed majors.

If you choose a job, you should constantly pay attention to the job fairs inside and outside the school, boldly go to the resume and interview, and some civil servants and those public institutions are to pay attention, don't miss every opportunity, everyone does this, but some people are more attentive, so they found a good job.

If you are going to graduate school, concentrate on it.

You can take a partial major, such as accounting, or take a tourism management certificate easily, English is very useful, politics and the like can also hope to help you.

Linguistics, literature, and translation are the main ones.

Du Fang Zhi

Xiang, I don't know which school you are in, whether you have thought about interdisciplinary examination, English majors should have their own subject background. Or take the master's degree in translation and graduate in 2 years. If you want to be a graduate student majoring in English and want to be an interpreter, it is recommended to take the entrance examination to the Beijing Institute of Advanced Translation and Interpretation, and if you want to become a teacher or a publishing house in the future, you can consider taking the postgraduate examination for English major in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, and there will be more internship opportunities during the study period.

English Language and Literature, English Linguistics, English Translation (Interpretation). It is recommended to go to the outside or to the north.