Employment direction:

1. Translation: including interpretation and translation. Interpretation mainly serves international conferences, business negotiations, simultaneous interpretation and other occasions; Translation includes the translation of books, articles, contracts and technical documents.

2. International trade and business: engaged in international business, market research, business negotiations, etc. In import and export companies, multinational enterprises, business consulting companies and other institutions.

3. Education: Working as a Japanese teacher in various schools at all levels or as a Japanese lecturer in a language training institution.

4. Media and publishing: engaged in editing, news and content production in publishing houses, magazines, online media and other units.

5. Tourism hotel industry: as a tour guide, front desk and customer service in travel companies, hotels and tourist attractions.

6. Cultural exchange: engaged in international exchange and activity planning in cultural exchange institutions and foreign affairs departments.

7.IT industry: engaged in software development, technical support and project management in Japanese-funded enterprises or IT companies with more business in Japan.

8. Government agencies and diplomatic departments: as diplomats, translators and officials in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, embassies, consulates and international trade promotion agencies.

Employment prospects:

Generally speaking, it is positive. Under the background of economic globalization, economic and trade exchanges between China and Japan have become increasingly frequent, and the demand for Japanese professionals has continued to grow. Professionals who master Japanese have broad employment opportunities all over the world. With the increasingly fierce competition, Japanese majors need to constantly improve their language ability, professional knowledge and practical work ability to adapt to the changing market demand.

Japanese major is a very interesting subject. It can not only let you know about Japanese culture and history, but also help you improve your communication skills. Learning Japanese requires patience and perseverance, but as long as you persist, you will certainly make progress. In addition, mastering a foreign language is also very helpful for future employment and development. When you study Japanese in college, you will be exposed to various courses, including listening, speaking, reading and writing.