1. Translation/interpretation post: As one of the most common career directions for language majors, translation and interpretation are in great demand all over the world. Translators and interpreters are mainly engaged in translation in the fields of business, law, medical care, science and technology, and can also serve as liaison officers and conference knowledge secretaries in government departments and international organizations.
2. Foreign language education positions: Language majors are suitable for people who work in schools, training institutions, publishing houses and other educational fields. Language graduates can work as language teachers, curriculum development experts, textbook examiners or education and publishing professionals in educational institutions. The work is easy and stable, providing relatively high wages and other benefits.
3. News media positions: involving news, advertising, television, movies and other fields. Language graduates can work as journalists, producers, editors, advertising copywriters and TV news anchors.
4. Language training positions: Language majors can specialize in the work of teachers, teaching and research personnel and curriculum developers in language training institutions.
5. Tourism and foreign-related service posts: Language majors can be tour guides and receptionists in travel companies. Working in foreign-funded enterprises, foreign-funded hotels, airports, large shopping malls and other foreign-related service institutions. People who are engaged in administrative work in government departments and large enterprises and institutions are given special priority because of their language advantages.
6. Posts related to international business and trade: Language majors can engage in business fields such as import and export of goods, site promotion, international express delivery, international trade and foreign investment. Because of the language advantage and great employment advantage, there will be higher salary and various welfare benefits.
7. Related positions in the legal and scientific industries: Law firms and judicial institutions familiar with foreign languages with language majors also have a high demand for personnel with language advantages. People who know many languages hold positions as product managers, marketers and public relations personnel in science and technology enterprises.