The undergraduate is the Department of Journalism. Learn makeup in Japan. How to get employed?

You can first go to the TV station to do some makeup assistants, then slowly learn, and finally become a professional makeup artist yourself. But it's difficult, you can also go to some photography shops and do makeup, but the treatment may not be good.

However, I don't think there's really any need to go to Japan to study and come back, and if you really want to go to Japan, it's better to find a job in Japan. After working for a few years and coming back, you can directly go to a better position. In China now, no matter what you have learned, if you have no work experience, it will be in vain.

Therefore, work experience is also required to go to foreign companies.

Then you are proficient in Japanese, in fact, you don't necessarily have to work in your major, you can go to many places, the least is bad, teach Chinese in Japan, teach Japanese in China, you can have a way out. As a makeup artist, unless you know the industry well, it is difficult to get into, and secondly, it is difficult to get out.

What a good employment condition...

It's no problem to find a Japanese company in cosmetics to be a white-collar worker or something.

Like I said upstairs, there's no need to go outside to learn makeup. You are studying in China now, you can study as an assistant, and when you are familiar with this subject, it is better for you to go to Japan or some big place to study, because you have no experience.

It's the same as me, but I've already arrived in Japan first......I really recommend that you choose a good major and come back, or you will always be confused. I think you chose to come here for a good job, so I suggest that you choose a major with a strong specialization, and don't choose a major with a wide range of learning content, and pay more attention to this when studying in graduate school. If you study engineering in Japan, it will be relatively good to find a job in Japan or return to your home country, but you need to be mentally prepared.

Engineering has high requirements for mathematics...

The family can only have money, and it is very simple to have money, and if you have any questions, you can m me. I'm in Japan right now

It is okay to choose a school or choose a major.

Refer to the study abroad volunteer reference system, enter GPA, major and other information, and the system will be automatic.

You can also check and inquire according to the goal of studying abroad to see what background your target colleges and majors have applied for (how many points in Yu Wang Tsaiyan, what is the school background, what major, how much GPA, etc.) students have applied, so as to compare their own situation and formulate general goals and directions.

Admission to choose a school and choose a major, ask whether the school major and other conditions are good, you can use the study abroad volunteer reference system.

See how many students in the Sun Pin system who are similar to you have successfully applied for this school or those majors, compare and refer to it yourself, and find the one that suits you best.

The situation in language schools is not well understood. Even if you apply for graduate school at a language school, you apply on your own, and the language school teacher only assists you in your application and gives advice. Many people who went to a language school in the past went straight to graduate school.

If you have completed the first-level examination in Japan, you can apply directly to a graduate school in Japan.

As long as you have the right conditions and can speak Japanese, you will have the opportunity to go to graduate school.

Of course, as long as you have an undergraduate degree, you can apply for graduate school regardless of whether you go to a language school or not, but you can study Japanese at a language school, and the teachers at the language school can also help you apply.

Having a grade of 1 and 2 does not guarantee that you will get into a good school because you do not have the practical and writing skills. Therefore, it still takes a lot of time to study in the later stage.

I wondered why many people were misled into going to Japan to study at a language school in order to go to graduate school, I just went to Hokkaido University in April of the next year, it is very difficult to get into a good graduate school in Japan, and it is a waste of time and money to go to a pronunciation school with a grade of 1 or 2

These two majors are not very good for employment in Japan, and there are very few types of jobs in this major in the university broadcasting major, and international students have to find a job that has something to do with their major, and second, the law major, what do you think you can learn by studying law in two years as a graduate student, and if you are Japanese, are you willing to use a foreigner to do law-related work, just like accounting, if you honestly study business. Economy, business or something, and maybe fight with liberal arts students,

Law cultivates professionals with a wealth of legal expertise and literacy, as well as professionals who can solve various problems related to law. End.

After completing the program, students can work in a variety of fields, including education, justice, journalism, international cooperation organizations, and civil servants. Of course, the main career prospects of this major are to engage in the teaching and research of law, the study of social issues, and the formulation, revision and management of various laws and regulations in universities, scientific research institutions and relevant departments of government agencies, enterprises and institutions.

【Application Requirements】【Recommended Universities】Kyoto University - Graduate School of Law - Department of Legal Theory

Nagoya University - Graduate School of Law - Department of Law and Politics

Kyushu University - Faculty of Law - Department of Law and Political Theory.

123 Study Abroad Network Teacher Okawa will answer for you:

After graduating from the law major, the salary in Japan is okay, but it is not easy to find a job, and you have to get a qualification certificate after graduation...

The industry of learning makeup is still very good, there are many benefits, especially film and television makeup, which is more suitable for girls to learn, you can continue to do it, and you can travel for free when filming with the crew, how good, hehe, if you don't have a job after learning fashion makeup, you may not be able to make any money, but film and television makeup artists are very short now, and you can have work to do after learning, and the ** who just entered the crew are all around 2500-3000, which is still very good, If you really want to learn, find a school that specializes in film and television makeup teaching, and it's better

The salary of a makeup artist is related to your own skill level, local consumption, and working environment.

Let's take Shenzhen as an example, the salary of a makeup artist who has just come out of our school is generally about 2,000.

With a certain amount of experience, such as working for two years, such makeup artists will generally be around 4,000, and the monthly income of high-level makeup artists ranges from 5,000 to 10,000 yuan. Of course, makeup artist is a freelance profession, and you can use your spare time to take orders, which will increase your income a lot.

You have to be very good at Japanese. Now the highest level of Japanese certificate is the first level, to be honest, it's useless to take the test, and now the Japanese major is required to have a level in the country, and I am now engaged in the business category, 4 years can only say that I have learned a foundation, and all aspects are involved. I used to learn business vocabulary at university, but if I specialize in business, I started learning it again after work.

The words of a correspondent based in Japan are too broad, such as you need to know political, economic, cultural and other words. It's not like we specialize in one direction. It would be best if you could study in Japan.

Anyway, you speak English very well, so why did you choose Japan? Aren't the journalists in Europe and the United States more in line with your situation?