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Learning Chinese will cause unemployment?

TB (according to VTC) March 30, 2024 08:07

Chinese language is being continuously recruited by many educational institutions across the country, with the number of quotas increasing.

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Chinese language is being trained in many schools (Illustration photo)

Chinese language is a field of study that studies and uses Chinese in many different fields such as diplomacy, tourism, trade, and economics. So in the current context, should students choose to study this field?

Should I choose to learn Chinese at the present time?

The Chinese economy is undergoing strong changes and is increasingly opening up to investment in the Vietnamese market. This opens up many job opportunities for students who write in Chinese, with attractive salaries.

The US has already started to incorporate Chinese into its curriculum and many European countries are considering doing the same. Not to mention, learning Chinese will be an advantage when you have the opportunity to travel or work in Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan - places where Chinese is commonly used.

Learning Chinese will be a prerequisite for learning other languages ​​more easily, because most countries that use hieroglyphic alphabets have characteristics derived from Chinese characters, especially Korean and Japanese.

From that, we can see that choosing to learn Chinese at the present time brings a lot of opportunities. However, the number of people choosing to learn this language is increasing, you need to be really determined or you will be eliminated and replaced at any time.

Some schools training in Chinese language

Hanoi University- In 2024, it is expected to enroll students in the Chinese language major in 3 ways: direct and priority admission, high school graduation exam scores, and combined admission according to the school's own regulations.

With the graduation exam score method, last year this major had a standard score of 35.75 points (D01; D04) for the general system and 34.82 points for the high-quality system (D01; D04). The school's tuition fee for specialized subjects is 1.06 million VND/credit and for general subjects is 650,000 VND/credit.

University of Foreign Languages ​​(Vietnam National University, Hanoi)- In 2023, the admission threshold for the Chinese language major is 35.55 points, admission is based on 4 exam subject groups D01; D04; D78; D90.

The estimated tuition fee for the Chinese language major is 35 million VND/school year, and the tuition fee does not change each school year.

University of Foreign Languages ​​(Hue University)- In 2024, admission to the Chinese language major will be based on 4 methods: high school graduation exam scores, academic records, direct and priority admission, and admission based on the school's own methods.

The school is currently training in Chinese language in 3 main majors: Chinese interpretation, Chinese translation, and business Chinese. In 2023, this major will have a standard admission score of 23 points (D01; D04; D15; D45).

Ho Chi Minh City University of Education- In 2023, the standard score for Chinese language major is 24.54 points, considering 2 exam groups D01; D04. The expected tuition fee for this major is 9.8 million VND/school year.

Ho Chi Minh City University of Foreign Languages ​​and Information TechnologyChinese language major admission is based on 3 methods: admission based on high school graduation exam scores, high school transcripts, and Ho Chi Minh City National University's competency assessment exam scores.

In 2023, this major will have a standard admission score of 16 points, with 4 admission subject combinations A01; D01; D04; D14.

In addition, candidates can refer to more information about Chinese language majors at some other universities such as: Hanoi Open University, Ha Tinh University, University of Foreign Languages ​​(University of Danang), Ton Duc Thang University, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Ho Chi Minh City.

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