Choosing a major to study after graduating from high school is always a difficult problem for many young people. Therefore, when hearing the name of a "hot" career, many candidates immediately register without paying attention to some important information such as: job opportunities, salary, and study program.
Pursuing a hot major will lead to unemployment in the future?
In the past few years, some majors have received a lot of attention such as: Communications, Marketing, Information Technology, Medicine, Finance - Banking, Computer Science, Languages. This also means that the number of applications for admission to these majors has increased.
Pursuing a hot major can lead to unemployment in the future? (Illustration)
Among the more than 3 million admission wishes each year, some candidates choose to study because of passion, but some also choose to study according to the crowd's trend.
According to the Head of Training Department, Academy of Educational Management, Dr. Cao Xuan Lieu, choosing a career based on crowd trends can easily lead to unemployment. Because many young people after studying do not have enough strength to pursue the industry and especially the labor market is constantly changing, this field of study may be hot at the present time but not in the future.
Therefore, when choosing a major, candidates should consider factors such as ability, interest, passion, social needs and finance first. If a major meets all the above factors and is in the hot career group, then you do not need to worry too much.
Some industries are predicted to have a shortage of human resources in the future.
The medical field is always one of the fields of study that attracts the most attention from students. At present, the ratio of public and private hospitals is in a period of strong growth and the number of patients visiting is increasing day by day. This shows that hospitals and medical facilities need a large number of quality human resources to meet the needs of medical examination and treatment of the people.
If you are passionate about this field of study, you can refer to the admission information and training programs of some schools such as: Hanoi Medical University, University of Medicine and Pharmacy (Hanoi National University), Academy of Traditional Medicine, Hue University of Medicine and Pharmacy.
The Information Technology industry is lacking a large number of high-quality human resources. Currently, this industry needs about 400,000 more workers each year, but the number of graduates is only 30,000 people/year.
Currently, many schools train in Information Technology such as: Hanoi University of Science and Technology, Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology, University of Technology (Hanoi National University), Ho Chi Minh City University of Technical Education.
The Language group is always a major that attracts a large number of young people to register for admission in each admission season. It is worth mentioning that the job opportunities and career paths of the English, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, etc. majors are quite open.
Candidates can refer to the admission information for the Language group of some schools such as: Foreign Language University (Hanoi National University), Diplomatic Academy, Foreign Language University (Hue University), Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology.
The tourism industry needs about 40,000 new workers each year. Meanwhile, the number of students graduating in this field is only 15,000 students/year. Moreover, the trained and qualified tourism workforce is still low, so businesses have to spend time retraining. Therefore, the tourism industry is predicted to lack a large number of human resources in the future.
Some schools currently training in Tourism: University of Social Sciences and Humanities (Hanoi National University), Hanoi University, University of Economics (Da Nang University).
Above is advice on whether pursuing a hot major will lead to unemployment in the future? Candidates need to pay special attention and carefully consider the salary before registering for admission.
Anh Anh (Synthesis)
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