First, the French major:

French is an undergraduate major in colleges and universities, which belongs to foreign language and literature major. The academic system is four years, and the bachelor of arts degree is awarded.

This major trains senior French professionals with rich knowledge of French language, literature and culture, solid French application ability and high comprehensive humanistic quality, who can engage in translation, foreign affairs, foreign trade, education, scientific research, management and other related work in foreign-related fields.

Second, civil servants:

Civil servants are public officials who are responsible for the overall management of economic and social order and national public resources and ensuring the performance of relevant obligations stipulated by national laws. In China, it refers to the staff who perform public duties according to law and are included in the state administrative establishment, and their wages and benefits are borne by the state finance.

Three, French can apply for positions:

Customs: Job Attribute: Non-lingua franca post; Education requirements: undergraduate only; The main responsibility is to supervise the luggage and articles of inbound and outbound passengers.

Ministry of Commerce: Personnel Department: Bureau of Retired Veteran Cadres; Education requirements: bachelor degree or above; Main responsibilities: comprehensive research, foreign affairs, daily affairs, going to embassies and consulates abroad, and engaging in economic diplomacy.

All-China Friendship Association: Job attribute: non-common language post (French); The main responsibility is to carry out friendly exchanges and cooperation with relevant countries and undertake the organization, coordination and translation of friendly exchanges with foreign countries.

China National Intellectual Property Administration: Employer: Trademark Office; The main responsibilities are related to international registered trademarks.

Precautions for preparing for the exam:

First, a detailed understanding of the examination requirements:

First of all, carefully study the recruitment announcement and exam outline, understand the details of the exam, such as content, form, time and place, and ensure that you have a clear understanding of the requirements of the exam.

Second, make a reasonable study plan:

Make a detailed study plan, including daily and weekly study objectives and time schedule. Reasonable allocation of time to ensure that all subjects are fully prepared for the exam.

Third, choose appropriate learning materials:

Choose appropriate teaching materials, reference books and online resources according to the examination syllabus. You can consider using the real questions of previous years to understand the type and difficulty of the exam.

Fourth, insist on studying every day:

Get into the habit of studying every day and keep learning. Avoid procrastination and review and practice according to the study plan.

Five, pay attention to basic knowledge:

Civil servant exams usually test basic knowledge, so make sure you have a solid grasp of the basic concepts and principles of related disciplines.