Question 2: What job is suitable for learning English? Brother, you must never do any translation. Unless you are good at interpreting, translation is a tiring job for him, my mother and me. Go do something else.
Question 3: What jobs can English majors apply for? There is no limit to this. See what job you are looking for. Many people learn English, but there are other applications besides foreign companies. You can go to Cool Square to see what industry you like in the future. The English majors I know are BD and new media.
Question 4: What kind of job is English major suitable for? In addition to translation for English majors, there are many places in foreign trade, foreign trade business, foreign trade document making and foreign trade freight forwarding. The key is to look at your English proficiency. I know a lot about foreign trade. I think if your English is good, you can find a job in foreign trade business to challenge yourself. The salary of this job is ok. Of course, you have to work hard.
Question 5: There are many kinds of jobs that English majors can find and do:
With the teacher qualification certificate, you can go to a private school to teach English, or you can make up lessons yourself. It's very popular now, basically at zero cost.
Work as a foreign trade salesman in a foreign trade company. Start as an assistant and send emails to foreign customers. Learn the process of foreign trade. Very developed and the threshold is not very high.
English translation (this may require a little more)
The emerging outsourcing service BPO Commissioner specializes in dealing with foreign information, but most of them work at night, but the pay is good. There are information loggers and information processors.
English editors and editors of some supplementary books need to compile supplementary books for primary and secondary schools.
English majors can actually give up their major completely and find some administrative work.
Question 6: What are the most suitable jobs for English majors? Teachers, civil servants, village officials, three supports, one support and one recruit. After all, this is an iron rice bowl. If English is the direction of employment, teachers (teachers in training institutions), translators, clerks and foreign trade are almost all in these directions. Please refer to them.
Question 7: How can we learn English well? In fact, you can basically find the answer to your question by searching with Baidu. I used "English+employment" as a key word on Baidu and found three articles. Based on the information in these three articles, I can draw the following conclusions:
1. English majors are losing their original competitive advantage.
With the gradual popularization of English education, people's awareness of learning English is constantly improving, and the demand for pure English learners is greatly reduced. Apart from teaching, full-time translation and research, English is only an indispensable auxiliary tool for most jobs, not a job skill. Some articles show that what many employers want now is not people who can talk to foreigners, but professional and skilled talents who can talk with them in English and sign contracts.
2. English majors can choose four directions to make a successful breakthrough:
(1) After mastering this major to a certain height and level, engage in professional work such as full-time translation (even extremely scarce simultaneous interpretation), teachers or linguistic research;
(2) To become a "multi-functional" compound talent. If possible, choosing "English+engineering" or "English+science" and learning more about science and engineering will still be of great help to job hunting. Unfortunately, most English majors tend to choose "English+Economics and Management" or "English+Foreign Trade", but in fact, both economic and foreign trade positions emphasize practical experience. Just taking a few more courses or getting a double degree will not help you find a job very much. The fact that you find a job by yourself also illustrates this point. Therefore, if you really want to develop in economic management or foreign trade positions, it is much more important to strive for internship opportunities in related positions than to study more;
(3) Interdisciplinary examination and research. Because of the language advantage, interdisciplinary examination and research is also a good choice for English majors, but science and engineering are the best choice for postgraduate entrance examination, for the same reasons as before;
(4) Learn one more small language. With the increasing demand for talents with small languages, learning another language will undoubtedly greatly increase your future employment opportunities. As for the specific language to learn, you can look it up online, or you can go to an advanced class in Guangwai and ask yourself.
After knowing this information, you need to make decisions according to your interests, abilities and values. Because what kind of person you want to be and what kind of achievement you want to achieve are all set by yourself. My dream is not yours, and my goal is not yours.
Finally, I would like to remind you in particular that although I helped you search and summarize the above information, eating steamed buns chewed by others tastes much worse than what I ate myself. I hope that when you encounter similar problems in the future, you can spend time and energy to explore, try, summarize and find answers. If you don't try your best, then you shouldn't ask for help.
In short, "God helps those who help themselves", some things must be done by themselves, and some choices must be made by themselves, because your life is your decision and your life is your responsibility.
The above is for your reference, I wish you find your own stage as soon as possible!
Question 8: Good English! What occupation can I engage in if I have a good oral English?
Can do foreign trade market work.
The prospect is broad and the treatment is not bad.
Besides,
There are many certificates for English majors, such as BEC (Cambridge Business English, an English certificate recognized by enterprises all over the world, and a stepping stone to foreign companies), not to mention interpretation and translation.
In fact, the employment of English majors is very good.
In this era of globalization, English is a basic skill, and it would be more perfect if you could master some accounting or financial knowledge.
Also,
I have to ask you if you are doing well first.
The key to a good prospect depends on how you learn!
Learning English well has broad employment prospects: English teachers, training institutions, newspaper editors, secretaries, foreign trade, negotiators, translators, etc. If you can learn another professional technology while learning a foreign language, your employment scope will be greatly expanded and your value will be greatly improved!
Take the translation business as an example:
The income of simultaneous interpretation and advanced translation is tens of thousands every month. A translator in our company generally earns about 14000 per month. She translates quickly and with high quality. So if you ask about the future, just ask yourself!
With the acceleration of internationalization, all kinds of foreign language+professional compound talents are increasingly popular, and the market demand for foreign language talents is great, which is a good time for us to show our talents! Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Suzhou and other cities with developed export-oriented economies have large markets, and the demand in the mainland will be much less!
I spent the weekend at home last Saturday and received a 5000-word Chinese letter from a friend. I want to translate it into English, and I won 500 yuan after a day's work. It should be said that translation is also a hard job, and there is joy in suffering! No pains, no rewards!
Translation is an art. To be a qualified translator, you should not only have a solid foundation in Chinese and foreign languages, but also have knowledge in broadcasting! To some extent, translation bears the responsibility of "messenger" and shoulders the heavy responsibility of spreading information between different languages and cultures. In order to convey information accurately, we can do it word by word. Someone once compared translation and our work to "people dancing in chains".
Pay equal attention to translation labor and technology.
The hardships and tiredness of translation are beyond ordinary people's understanding and experience. As a labor-intensive and technology-intensive industry, the pressure of translation is unimaginable. Due to the differences in language, culture, way of thinking and cognition between China and foreign countries, translators should not only have a high level of Chinese and foreign languages, but also have excellent professional quality and extensive social and cultural knowledge in order to truly "know the national conditions internally and the world externally". If you are engaged in professional translation in economy, trade, law, science and technology, medicine and so on. , you should also master professional knowledge in related fields.
Question 9: What can English majors do? Translators, teachers, newspaper editors, employees of foreign companies, news organizations, and actually English-speaking majors can all be translators and diplomats. How many people in their factory can do it? I don't know how hard it is not to try. Be realistic, and then enter the company and newspaper, the major is wrong. On the other hand, "English major means no major", so although it is not easy to find a job, any job can be done.