What can a graduate student of tourism geography do after graduation?

To tell the truth, geography-related majors are really not very good jobs. After all, it can't be put into production directly and bring benefits.

I graduated from geography with a bachelor's degree and am currently teaching. Most college students are employed as teachers, civil servants, or simply change careers.

The employment of boys in physical geography or geographic information system is not bad, but it is a bit difficult for girls in human geography.

Students who took the postgraduate entrance examination almost graduated this year. As far as I know, there are several female students in the direction of human geography who are still teaching after graduation. However, the prerequisite is to get the teacher qualification certificate first, but geography is also a small subject in middle schools, and some regional geography is not a subject in the senior high school entrance examination, which also leads to limited demand for geography teachers.

When I was looking for a job, I was also confused. I tried to change my career, and finally I returned to my old job. For a time, I even thought it was better to learn aquaculture or something, at least it was more practical.

Your major has certain practicability. If you don't mind the sales work, you can endure frequent business trips, which is most suitable for the tourism service industry. But it's really hard. I can't stand running for a few years. Now most of them have sales performance tasks, and the pressure is quite great. Similarly, you must have a qualification certificate first.

If your spoken English is good, I think the development prospect is really good. Now the living standard is high, tourism is becoming more and more popular, and the industry prospect is very broad.

But now that you have asked questions online, it is estimated that you are really confused. You shouldn't be a particularly aggressive person. If you want to be stable, you'd better take an examination of teachers or civil servants. After all, you are a graduate student and still have academic advantages.