Employment direction is mainly engaged in piano and other art training and counseling. Piano graduates are usually professional teachers in various schools or join professional groups as soloists or accompanists or even professional pianists. Employment direction can be engaged in performing arts in city and district art academies (groups); Full-time music management in mass art museums, cultural centers and cultural stations; As an art manager and piano instructor in youth activity centers at all levels; Engaged in piano education; As a professional musician or other related music positions in cultural and entertainment places. Employment direction is mainly engaged in piano and other art training and counseling, with good employment prospects and more development directions. Piano major is the so-called pure art, and those who focus on piano should be good at piano, and at least play amateur music above Grade 9 (or the highest level).