Is it necessary to take a postgraduate examination for tourism management majors?

I graduated from this major. This major has good employment prospects, but many of my classmates are not willing to do this. To put it bluntly, in the service industry, you have to start from the grassroots level, either as a hotel waiter or as a tour guide. Although this major is relatively easy to find employment, the threshold is relatively low, and the direction is only hotels and travel agencies. If you are a travel agency, it is best to have a tour guide certificate, but of course you can also do other things. In a hotel, you have to start at the grassroots level, and if you want to be promoted, you have to work for at least a few years. If you want to take the civil service exam, your major will also be restricted. You can't apply for many positions. You can apply for positions without major restrictions, unless the tourism bureau recruits people, and after all, there are only a few people who can enter the tourism bureau. If you are a girl, there are even more reasons not to pursue these two careers. For example, work is tiring and the hours are not fixed. If you have a family or even children in the future, it will be even harder to take care of both ends.

Of course, if you like this major very much, you can continue unswervingly.

Taking the postgraduate entrance examination is a good thing, but the most important thing is to have firm belief and persevere. I personally feel that there is no need for a graduate student majoring in tourism management, because whether you are an undergraduate or a graduate student in this major, if you want to work in a tourism company, you have to work from the grassroots level. However, if you have a higher education level, your rise will be faster. Of course, it would be great if you were lucky enough to become a teacher, but being a university teacher is not that easy.

You can also consider taking postgraduate entrance examinations in other majors. In fact, the choice of major is very important. You will know it after you graduate. Tourism management belongs to the economic category. You must take Mathematics III when taking the postgraduate entrance examination, so you must not delay mathematics. You can also take the postgraduate entrance examination in other majors according to your own situation and choose a major that is good for employment. If you are good at mathematics, you can choose a major with a third or second grade in mathematics. If you are really bad, you can also choose a major that does not take the mathematics test. It all depends on your own ideas.

If you plan to take the postgraduate entrance examination, you can start preparing during your junior year. The most important ones are English and mathematics, and you should focus on reviewing these two subjects in advance. If you are not good at mathematics, it is best to start accumulating it when you are a freshman and prepare yourself for mathematics from your freshman year. This will help.

PS: I’m just talking to you from the perspective of my experience, because none of my qualified classmates at home are doing this anymore.