What to do after graduating from Japanese language school, where to work, how much salary?

Japanese is considered an international language. Moreover, with the strong influence of Japanese economy, culture and science and technology on the region and the world, Japanese is currently the most popular language in Asia. Accordingly, Japanese Language has become the most popular major in the language sector in Asia. However, not everyone knows what to do after graduating from Japanese Language, where to go, and how much salary. The following article will provide information to help you better understand this major.

What do you learn in Japanese Studies?

Japanese Studies is a major that specializes in Japanese Language and Culture.

Mr. Vu Binh - Consul General of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in Fukuoka, Japan visited and worked with lecturers of the Faculty of Japanese Language and Culture, Dai Nam University.

Students majoring in Japanese Studies are equipped with a foundation of in-depth knowledge of Japanese language and culture to use the four skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing Japanese fluently. In addition, students are equipped with supplementary knowledge of history, culture, economics, society, etc. so that after graduation they can confidently work in all different fields of the economy and society.

In addition to specialized knowledge, students are equipped with necessary skills such as: communication skills, negotiation skills, management skills, teamwork skills, etc. Students are also trained in principles of communication, behavior and professional working attitude of Japanese people to easily integrate into the international business environment.

With a solid foundation of knowledge, students majoring in Japanese Studies at Dai Nam University are completely confident in integrating into the modern, dynamic, and proactive working environment of the Japanese.

What to do after graduating from Japanese language school, where to work, how much salary?

Currently, with the cooperation in many fields between Japan and Vietnam, many job opportunities are opening up, requiring highly specialized human resources in the Japanese language industry to meet job requirements. Therefore, future job opportunities when studying Japanese language are extremely open, from economics - finance to information technology.

If you want to pursue a more in-depth study of the language industry, you can choose to follow the traditional path of becoming a Japanese language teacher or a linguistics expert. However, with the increasingly strong development of Japanese companies and businesses in Vietnam, many more diverse job opportunities have been created for new graduates. Specifically, after completing the training program and graduating from the Japanese Language major, students can confidently take on many job positions such as: Japanese interpreter, translator, trade specialist dealing with Japanese partners, or Japanese bridge engineer....

100% of students receive Laptop Scholarships to support their studies upon enrollment.

Wide open job opportunities

Students majoring in Japanese Studies have many job opportunities with extremely attractive salaries after graduation. The positions and jobs that new graduates of this major can do are:

• Assistant, secretary to directors for Japanese companies, businesses, diplomatic agencies, organizations; or companies with 100% Japanese capital, joint ventures with Japan.
• Management: Working at companies specializing in tourism, restaurants, Japanese hotels, hotels that welcome Japanese tourists.
• Teaching at universities, colleges, foreign language centers, vocational schools, consulting on training for studying abroad in Japan.
• Translator, interpreter of Japanese at corporations, Japanese joint venture companies, drafting documents, translating Japanese into Vietnamese and Vietnamese into Japanese.

Marketing Specialist: Organize events, conduct commercial transactions at the company; manage website, Fanpage, Japanese Blog and write articles for the company's products in Japanese.

Negotiator and contract signing specialist for Japanese company.

Working in Japan: With your existing Japanese language skills, you can study abroad, travel and find work in Japan such as office, administration, reception, flight attendant, marketing, consulting...

The Faculty of Japanese Language and Culture signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Japanese enterprises at the Workshop on Training High-Quality Human Resources in the 4.0 Era.

Attractive salary

The salary of Japanese Studies major will depend on the position as well as the capacity and professional skills of each person. With Japanese language study, students do not need to finish 4 years of university to be able to work with a fairly stable income.

For those of you who do not have much work experience, you will receive an average salary of about 500 - 800 USD/month (equivalent to 11 - 17 million VND/month).

For individuals with experience working at the management or assistant level, the average salary is around 1000 USD/month (equivalent to 23 million VND/month).

With 3 - 5 years of experience or more, the average salary you can receive will be 1500 USD/month (equivalent to 34 million VND/month).

It can be seen that learning Japanese language not only has diverse careers but also has a fairly stable salary, considered a trendy choice in the future.

The Faculty of Japanese Language and Culture, Dai Nam University welcomes young people who love and want to learn the language and culture of the Land of the Rising Sun!

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