Employment Situation
Many people don't know about the Chinese Department of Jinan University, and often throw out the view that it is difficult to find a job in Chinese without careful investigation. Actually, it's not. It's very easy to get a job in the Chinese department. Why? As long as it is an institution that needs to use Chinese language (learning), which is commonly known as Chinese for communication and exchange, in principle, there is room for Chinese graduates. From this point of view, in China, no matter whether it is a foreign-funded enterprise or a state-owned unit, any unit takes Chinese as the main working language according to the law, and the employment scope can be said to cover all walks of life in the country. Therefore, some people call the Chinese major a "tiger balm" major, which means that it has a very wide range of correspondence.
In Guangdong, the Chinese Department of Zhongda University is the only one that can be compared with the Chinese Department of Jida University. The Chinese Department of Zhongda University is good at ancient opera and stylistics, while Jida University is good at literature and art. Both sides have a national key discipline and a postdoctoral research station, both of which are national liberal arts bases and famous brands in Guangdong Province, with their own achievements. If we consider that the Chinese Department of CUHK is constantly learning, while the Chinese Department of Jinan University is ups and downs, the 8-year wind and rain of the Chinese Department of Jinan University is even more admirable.
In fact, whether it's Jinan University or Zhongda University, the two Chinese departments are rarely shorter than Chang Dou, gossiping about others. First, Chinese people have their own moral self-discipline. Second, the two schools have their own specialties, and they are both defending one side of the liberal arts town in South China; Third, there are constant academic exchanges between the two universities. For example, Rao graduated from Zhongda University, and Professor Lin Gang from Zhongda University completed his studies in Jida University, which is a much-told story.
In the face of the massive demand for employment in society, the Chinese Department of Jinan University has always graduated from more than 3 people. Even if the demand exceeds the supply, it is not easy to expand the enrollment in order to ensure the teaching quality. Compared with the relatively low admission score, good employment quality and excellent teaching staff, the Chinese Department of Jinan University is extremely cost-effective, even if it is among the top three, I am afraid it is not an exaggeration.
employment direction
some newly enrolled students are troubled by employment pressure and are very anxious about their employment direction. They often ask, what can Chinese students do? Judging from the work of friends over the years, most of them are engaged in writing, planning and management. Generally speaking, the industries mainly include: state administrative organs (Chinese accounts for a large proportion in the recruitment of civil servants), news media (a large proportion of media executives graduated from Chinese Department, taking Southern Newspaper as an example, Southern Weekend Newspaper Department, Southern Metropolis Daily Department and 21st century business herald Newspaper Department, The executive editors of the three major newspaper departments are all graduates of Chinese Department), monopolized state-owned enterprises (telecommunications, mobile, tobacco, petrochemical, petroleum, electric power, banking, etc.), scientific research institutions in colleges and universities, and some outstanding students have spread their wings to foreign-funded enterprises or emerging industries to share fruitful results with their talents.
As the employment situation article says, Chinese students have a wide range of employment. Theoretically, every institution you value will have the need to recruit Chinese graduates. Chinese students can engage in a wide range of jobs, and unlike some other popular majors, Chinese majors are almost used for life once they get started, and there is little worry about being out of date.
Employment Skills
Since it is not difficult to get a job, what knowledge do we need to master most in four years? Personally, uselessness is great use. The practical and popular courses favored by many universities are actually not very useful, and the value of the courses is rapidly lost with graduation time. At this time, you will deeply feel that the "boring" and "empty" courses that were originally considered when you were studying are so precious and important.
when you are studying, the famous poems that the teacher asks you to recite firmly are enough for you to remember all your life. I personally recommend some basic courses to focus on, such as Introduction to Literature, History of Ancient Chinese Literature, History of Modern and Contemporary Literature in China, Ancient Chinese, Modern Chinese, History of Western Literature, etc., which are worth your most time to study. If you are not good at school, don't worry about complaining that the teacher is not good enough. Self-study and analysis ability is a basic skill for Chinese students. You can actively ask excellent seniors for professional courses. I even think that during my four years in college, my senior brothers' knowledge and opinions are no less than those taught by teachers.
when it comes to employment, the basic skills that employers value most are fully reflected in these courses. Chinese students are known for their versatility. After studying, they might as well learn some traditional China arts, such as calligraphy, Chinese painting, zither, dance, etc. Of course, it would be better if other projects can also be fully developed, such as basketball, photography, speech, etc. Don't underestimate these expertise, these details can often make you successfully pass the employment difficulties and win the most crucial point.