First-level discipline category: 05 literature
Secondary classification 050 1 China language and literature.
050 107T Secretarial Science, a third-level major
The second category: the classification of national civil servants' application.
Level 1: Chinese, secretarial
Level 2: secretary, foreign-related secretary, secretary and archives, public relations and secretary, modern secretary and public relations, modern secretary and microcomputer application, secretary and office automation, modern secretary and cultural communication, foreign-related secretary and public relations, foreign-related business secretary, news and secretary, legal secretary, science and technology secretary, business secretary and secretarial education.
Question 2: What kind of secretarial major belongs to? The secretarial major belongs to the category of management major, and some secretarial majors belong to literature major, such as teaching Chinese as a foreign language (secretarial direction).
With the rapid development of science and economy, the rapid expansion of information dissemination and the increasingly fierce social competition, secretary is a new modern scientific management major. As a global profession, secretarial work tends to be more and more modern, scientific and professional. It plays an increasingly important role in assisting leaders at all levels in comprehensive management, establishing corporate image, communicating internal and external relations, and handling information exchange. Secretarial major has become one of the top ten demands of China's economic development in the 2 1 century.
Question 3: What majors does the secretarial course include? Hello, Chinese public education is at your service.
Hello, "secretary" generally includes the following majors: philosophy: philosophy, logic, ethics; Marxist theory: scientific socialism, international producer movement, revolutionary history of China, and party history of China; Sociology: sociology, social work; Political science: political science and administration, international politics, diplomacy, ideological and political education, international political economy; Pedagogy: pedagogy, humanities education and science education; China language and literature: China language and literature, Chinese language, teaching Chinese as a foreign language, China language and culture, applied linguistics, classical literature, secretarial; Journalism and communication: journalism, radio and television journalism, editing and publishing, communication, advertising, media creativity; History: history, world history, etc. Public management: administrative management, public enterprise management, public policy, public relations, etc.
If in doubt, please consult the public education enterprises in China.
Question 4: What is a professional secretary? Generally speaking, it can be called management or Chinese! His future work is generally an office clerk, and the highest one can be an assistant to the general manager, referring to the enterprise! There are many things to learn, which are complicated and cannot be refined, but they can't. This is what the teacher said when we were at school! After all, follow the boss, you should! But I think it is also important to be smart, smart and quick-witted when things happen!
The junior college is a secretarial major, and the undergraduate course is also called Chinese language and literature. It is one thing! The school offers many courses, such as marketing, human resource management, accounting, law, word processing, writing and so on.
I can only explain so much! I hope it helps you!
Question 5: A secretary can be a secretary in any major, which has nothing to do with what he studies. Secretaries are often grass-roots posts, and they won't achieve higher secretarial posts just after graduation, but it is helpful for you to be familiar with the working environment and personnel environment of your unit. The secretary herself is an administrative post, and her work is relatively trivial. If you want to make further progress, you must continue your studies. Examining civil servants is a way out.
If you just graduated, you can look for a job first and then choose a job. For inexperienced graduates, it is blind to accumulate too much experience of others. You should rely on your own accumulated experience.
Question 6: What is the professional category of "secretarial major" in junior college? At present, the secretarial major in many schools is no longer set up separately, and the secretarial direction is often set in other related majors such as Chinese or administrative management, because the employment scope is wider.
Question 7: What kind of secretarial education belongs to is secretarial major! The post group mainly includes legal posts in enterprises and institutions, grass-roots administrative organs, assistant lawyers in law firms, secretarial, clerical and personnel management posts in enterprises and institutions.
Question 8: What kind of major does a legal secretary belong to? The post group mainly includes legal posts in enterprises and institutions, grass-roots administrative organs, assistant lawyers in law firms, secretarial, clerical and personnel management posts in enterprises and institutions. Follow-up: Is there no secretary in the professional category? Philosophy, economics, law, education, literature, history, science, engineering, agriculture, medical management, military science, my professional name is: legal secretary answer: it should belong to law. Practical links: introduction to criminal law, introduction to civil and commercial law, principle and practice of administrative law, introduction to procedural law, applied writing, legal documents, secretarial science, archival science, sociology, network technology and office automation, electronic information management, social investigation, practical writing, secretarial training, use of office automation equipment, comprehensive secretarial training, graduation thesis, etc. , as well as the main characteristic courses and practical links of each school. Employment faces secretarial and related positions of state organs, enterprises and institutions and legal service departments. The training goal is to train auxiliary legal talents with considerable legal knowledge and secretarial skills for the society, especially the judicial departments and enterprises and institutions, including court clerks, procuratorates, paralegals, secretaries of organs, enterprises and institutions. Courses include the basic principles of Marxism, * * theory, situation and policy, professional ethics and career guidance, introduction to law, constitution, criminal law, criminal procedure law, lawyer system and practice, civil law, civil procedure law, economic law, international law, evidence law, Chinese legal history, marriage and family inheritance law, intellectual property law, labor law, administrative law and administrative procedure law, basic knowledge of civil servants, college Chinese and computer application. Follow-up: You can only choose from these. Do me a favor. Thank you for your answer: you can only choose law! You graduated from the police academy! Your major is law! You can choose law! Memories are short: thank you very much. . .
Question 9: What kind of professional copywriting does a Chinese language and literature secretary belong to?
Question 10: What kind of secretarial major does it belong to? You can be a secretary. It has little to do with what you study. Secretarial work often depends on your ability and thinking. Secretarial work is often a grass-roots position. You can't achieve a higher secretarial position just after graduation, but it will help you get familiar with the working environment and personnel environment of your unit. The secretarial work itself is administrative and trivial. If you want to make further progress, you must continue your studies. Examining civil servants is a way out.
If you just graduated, you can look for a job first and then choose a job. For inexperienced graduates, it is blind to accumulate too much experience of others. You should rely on your own accumulated experience.