What are the employment prospects of minor language majors? Is learning a small language good for employment?

The employment prospect of minority languages is not very optimistic, and the employment direction is relatively narrow. It is still very difficult to find a better job. Because the competition of this major itself is fierce, and it is very difficult to learn, and the demand for small languages in society is not very high, it is mostly wrong for many small languages to find jobs in their lifetime.

As far as his overall employment environment is concerned, the first direction that small languages can engage in is foreign trade, and the second is national civil servant translation, and very few of them can teach in schools. These categories are probably jobs related to their own majors, but generally speaking, the demand for personnel is not particularly great. Only when the majors are particularly good can they get a relatively stable job among many competitors.

Learning a small language for only four years can't meet the requirements of society at all, so families who learn a small language must have certain economic strength in order to let their children experience the foreign language environment abroad. Especially in the current bad environment, it is difficult for many foreign trade companies to continue on their own. For such people, the number of recruits will definitely drop relatively. In addition, small languages are difficult to learn, so many people simply don't learn enough. Even if you get a diploma, it is difficult to engage in related work. Generally speaking, if you can't bear hardships and stand hard work, or if you are a classmate with poor family conditions, you are reluctant to suggest that you learn a small language. There is no denying that there will be excellent people who can get better jobs, but after all, it is a minority. So if you want to have a good development, you really need to come back from abroad, or you are among the best in your major, but these are rare. I suggest that when you apply for this major, you should consider it according to your comprehensive strength, and don't dig a sinkhole for yourself after graduation.