Besides being a foreign trade salesman, what other trade-related jobs can international trade students engage in?

Customs declaration, commodity inspection, merchandiser, if you are interested in finance, you can learn foreign trade accounting (I don't know if you are a boy or a girl). Foreign trade accounting seems to be very popular.

But in my opinion, you can be a salesman in an enterprise, even a small one, so that you have the opportunity to operate many things independently, make documents, write off foreign exchange income and so on. Familiar with the foreign trade process, know something about the related work involving international trade, and then make long-term planning.