What about the tourism management and service education major?

I am a senior graduate from Hechi College. I have a sister who majored in this major. Employment in this major is just so-so, and life will definitely be no problem.

The tourism management and service education major can develop in the direction of teachers, and usually learn some educational knowledge, but the learning is relatively shallow. Compared with the teacher major, the educational knowledge is not deep enough, but compared with The tourism management major is more inclined to the feeling of teacher education.

If your academic qualifications are not high, you can choose to work as a tour guide or hotel in a travel agency. If you are a college student, you can upgrade from a junior college to a bachelor's degree when you graduate, and then take the postgraduate and Ph.D. exams. My sister graduated with a bachelor's degree and doesn't want to continue. Nor is he engaged in any professional related work. To be honest, tourism management majors don’t have much employment prospects except for those with very high academic qualifications. For the college-to-undergraduate exam, you can choose other majors such as business administration and human resources management. Studying other majors as an undergraduate will be more helpful in finding a job in the future. of. If you must study tourism management, you should try your best to take the exam. Once you get a master's or doctorate, you will have more choices.

But after this epidemic, the tourism industry will be reshuffled. Some traditional tourism models and traditional tourism companies will disappear quickly if they do not make a good transition during the epidemic. Emerging tourism models are coming, and new Tourism sales model, such as short video promotion. So the prospects are quite broad. If you like this major, you can check it out.