① Teachers

If you are an ordinary undergraduate, then go to the primary and secondary schools in your city to be an English teacher. If you continue to take the postgraduate entrance examination and study for a doctorate,

Then you can stay in the university as a teacher.

At present, universities have been seriously devalued, and English majors are on the decline. Now many junior high schools here require a bachelor's degree or above from China Normal University. My hometown is just a third-tier city.

Reality is really cruel unless you have a hard relationship.

② Foreign trade

Foreign trade is a major that almost all English majors will mention, which is completely corresponding to English majors.

It's not that appropriate. Let's not talk about the prospects of this career.

But you have to think for yourself.

This profession generally goes to big cities and coastal areas, which is far from home. Many people use foreign trade as a springboard.

Do it for a few years and then develop it yourself.

Some give up halfway. How can I put it? They are not as stable as foreign trade teachers.

Man proposes, God disposes, and everything depends on his own nature.

③ Translation

When it comes to translation and children's papers for English majors, everyone is familiar with it, but they don't know that translation is really a long and arduous journey.

Don't think that you have passed TEM-8.

You can be very competent after passing the high mouth. Everything is a cloud, and the accuracy and timeliness of translation requirements are self-evident. This does not mean that as a professional translator, you can translate a paragraph you think is good.

The requirements for personal accomplishment and cultural heritage are very high.

The art of translation is really unfathomable, but if you just want to go to some small workshops or other companies, you can translate it by looking it up in the dictionary.

Then there is nothing to say.

If you have the ability to learn English and strong interest, then simultaneous interpretation is a job worth trying. But I won't say much about the joys and sorrows.

As a fresh graduate of English College, generally speaking,

I am confused about the future, but my confusion is also based on my four-year neglect of college.

The so-called profession has no dignity.

In fact, the same is true for majors. As long as you devote yourself to your study and learn English well, you don't have to worry about not having a job.

Nowadays, people who really learn English are all over the street, and very few can really get on the stage. China's population of over one billion and the number of simultaneous interpreters have almost become extinct animals.