How do you evaluate today s English majors?

It's great, I'm an English major, I became a teacher after graduation, most of my classmates are like me, and some of them are in foreign-funded enterprises, and they are doing well.

It's still very promising to learn well, but it's useless if it's just scratching the surface, after all, everyone knows English.

English majors, generally have to take the college 8, people who go abroad come back with a layer of gold, and at the same time, English majors are also very tired, and there are a lot of things to memorize.

If you can be proficient in foreign culture, fluent in speaking, clear in opinion and thinking, and reach the level of your native language. It should be amazing.

Many of them are very good at dressing up, very British or European and American feel, and then the professional level is uneven.

It's just that ordinary college students may not be able to find a job as a language called English.

It may be rich in theory, but the practical ability is still lacking, and the spoken language is slightly inferior.

The applicability is wider, there are more and more job opportunities, as long as the professional skills are hard enough, it is definitely not a problem to let yourself live a petty bourgeois life.

Nowadays, there are more college students, and the English level of English majors is not as good as one session.

Nowadays, many English majors have a mess of spoken English, and language majors are really not suitable for everyone, and using language as a tool is the king! It is unclear to use English as a weight for employment.

English is very useful, and for the same position, the development prospects of English are much broader, so as long as you are good at learning, it is very promising.

It's really not good, the past few years are okay, there are few people who know English, and the treatment of foreign companies is good, but it is getting worse and worse over the years, and it is becoming more and more difficult for foreign companies to mix in China.

English major, English is not good, because I didn't bother to learn.

Although there are many directions in English, most of them are taught.

This can't be used as a professional setting!

I regret that I majored in foreign languages.

What is the English major of Polytechnic University?

It is generally not difficult to study English majors. The high rate of failing in college English is still divided into schools and majors, depending on the individual's situation, if you are good at English and study hard, you usually will not fail the course. Those who fail are those who don't like to study.

Learning and improving English is inseparable from the right approach, especially for students who are new to English. When I first came into contact with English, I didn't know where to start, and I didn't know how to put in the effort to learn a series of learning content, such as listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Here are eight ways to learn English to help students with no prior knowledge improve their learning efficiency.

The employment prospects of English majors are okay, and they can be teachers: teaching in primary and secondary schools; Translation: Engaged in translation work in foreign affairs and economic and trade departments; Tour guide:

working as a tour guide in an international travel agency; You can engage in translation and secretarial work in various foreign-related enterprises. English majors have high requirements for candidates' text comprehension and language expression skills, and candidates should have certain language talent and sensitivity to language and writing.

Notes:

When most people mention English majors, the first thing that comes to mind is to be an English teacher, whether it is to be a primary and secondary school teacher or to a tutoring class to make up lessons for students, they think it is a good career, especially for girls to be a teacher. However, not all English majors want to become teachers, so there are other options.

After graduating from English majors, I also have to go to foreign companies, because foreign companies have a high level of English, and English majors generally meet this requirement, and they are also decent to work in foreign companies. If you can do it in foreign trade, financial institutions, or enter the customs, universities, and scientific research departments, you will have a good future in the future, better than being a teacher, but it is also more difficult and the English proficiency requirements are higher.

First of all, I want to make a name for Shangying, and we have this major in our school: it's a good English major. If you're going to learn Spanish, it's a useless major.

Similarly, if you're going to be a doctor, lawyer, engineer, designer or something, it's even more useless.

So why do I say it's a good English major?

1 What Shang and Ying people learn is toolsThere are few people who regard it as the object of their life's research, so they have unimaginable enthusiasm and skill in how to use English.

2 Don't tell me that it's good not to read this professional English. I'll just laugh at you. I don't come from a Japanese background, I haven't taken any Japanese classes, I studied n1 on my own, and I'm close to a perfect score, so I don't dare to say that the existence of a Japanese major doesn't make much sense.

The major gives people an atmosphere, and your other majors can be bombarded with English from class to class all day long? Can you chat, write **, write reports, and even do exercises and read questions in English? You are not systematically trained, know how to write reports, how to use jargon, how to translate, how to correctly understand other people's meanings?

3 It's not that I'm arrogant。Level 6 English, I really took the test with my eyes closed. I dare to say that it is at most the difficulty of the fourth major, and I can only hehe the multiple-choice questions of the fourth major, although I have already obtained the certificate.

4 There are indeed a lot of girlsBut who said that where there are girls, you have to tear up? Is this sexist? I have a lot of things to do every day, go back to the dormitory to say hello, eat some snacks, take a shower, and do my own thing, and get some time to tear up, did your homework?

Ready for the exam? Do you still want to read the extracurricular book after reading it? If you really want to engage in any profession for this kind of thing, there must be politics in the threesome, and it is the right way to laugh at Lahong alone.

Is college English major good for employment as follows:

At present, it is very difficult to fight for employment.

The reason why the English major has "fallen" to this point is because it has been "broad" before. In the first 20 years, almost all schools were able to offer English or English-related majors, and then there were a lot of students (especially girls) who liked to learn English, resulting in an excessive supply, but the demand did not increase in proportion.

As for the professional teaching that is divorced from reality, not pragmatic, and class-based, that is all a later story, it is a national condition, not a special case, and there are similar problems in almost all university majors.

When you graduate, there are two main options: graduate school entrance examination and employment.

In 2009, a total of 85 people in this major took the postgraduate examination, and 55 people were finally admitted, with the admission ratio and the success rate of the postgraduate examination. Another 8 people studied abroad, with a 5% study abroad rate. Summarizing domestic and foreign graduate studies, there are a total of 63 students in this major (who choose to continue their studies.

According to the employment survey statistics at the end of May 2009, among the 97 people who have not yet studied for graduate school, 20 have signed a contract, 22 have signed a contract, and the remaining 55 have not signed a contract (are looking for a job or preparing to continue to take the postgraduate examination).

One month before graduation, the employment rate of this major includes graduate studies). By the time I graduate (the end of June), the actual employment rate is around 70-75%.

As for the breakthrough aspect of English technology:

Graduate school entrance examination, I have been in this pit, and I don't want to say too many details. I advise you not to take the cross-university graduate examination (I didn't make it clear last time, especially referring to the cross-university examination for graduate students majoring in English), so I will tell you 4 points:

1. Although the postgraduate entrance examination is a unified examination, how to come up with the questions, how to judge the answers, and who can be eliminated are not unified standards, and it is the tutor of that school who has the final say.