As a fresh graduate of Tarim University, I am very concerned about the employment situation after graduation. According to the employment data of the school, the employment rate of graduates reached more than 90% last year, and a considerable number of students chose to stay in Xinjiang for development. Employment industry covers a wide range, including education, culture, science and technology, finance, medical care and other fields.

In the field of education, many graduates choose to stay in Xinjiang to engage in education. They can teach in primary and secondary schools or serve as educational counselors. Cultural industry is also a good choice. Some graduates work in cultural institutions such as museums and libraries. The technology industry also presents a good employment situation, and graduates can enter major technology enterprises in Xinjiang to engage in technology development and project management. The financial and medical industries are also one of the hot industries, and graduates can find suitable jobs in banks, securities companies, hospitals and other institutions.

At the same time, the school has also carried out a lot of employment guidance and related training to help us improve our employment competitiveness, such as career planning, job hunting skills and other training. I believe that with the joint efforts of the school and society, our graduates will be able to find jobs smoothly and make contributions to the economic development and social progress in Xinjiang.