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Getting a job In fact, It's not time to get a job for me. but, It's almost a year and half to go to have to get a job Loads of companies want people having a lot of specific career when they find workers to hire Every job seeker is in the same condition not to get a job and career because Tons of companies have been finding a job seekers having specific job so We have no place to get a career and job for a new work and maiden people graduating from Uni I'm not sure I have a passion for something. but obvious thing is I enjoy learning language, even though I wasn't majoring in a certain language, my major is food engineering How would i combine my major with my curiosity of language ? To be plain, I'm not perfect in English to talk my goal is still long way to go and I really want to reach it I think I am now a immediate in English. I have no test and grade of Toeic of English However I got interested in different language such as Chinese, Japanese , Portuguese. despite I am not good at English their culture and languages look interesting and fresh. I'd like to get to know them my major differs from my curiosity Therefore I have no idea about what route I should go into ? What kind of jobs do i suite to? I have been considering about it What way do I have to enter, going forward ? While a go , I had lots of thoughts about my future so I wanted to write down my trouble Thank you for reading my post^^

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Getting a job

The truth is, it's not the time to get a job for me. I still have almost a year and a half before I'd need to get a job. 
A lot of companies want people to have a lot of specific skills when they find workers to hire.
Every job seeker is in the same situation. They are not able to get a job and start their career because companies have been looking for job seekers who have specific skills. We have no place to start a career and find a job for new university graduates.

I'm not sure whether I have a passion for something. But the obvious thing is I enjoy learning languages, even though I wasn't majoring in a certain language. My major is food engineering.

How would I combine my major with my interest in languages?
To be plain, I'm not very good in English yet to explain my goal. I still have a long way to go, and I really want to get there. 

I think I am now an intermediate learner in English. I have not taken the TOEIC exam yet.

However, I got interested in different languages, such as Chinese, Japanese and Portuguese. Even though I am not good in English, the English culture and language seem interesting and fresh. I'd like to learn more about them. 

My major differs from my interest. 
Therefore, I have no idea about the route I should go into.
What kind of jobs suit me?

I have been thinking about what direction to take, moving forward.

A while ago, I had lots of thoughts about my future.
So I wanted to write down about my troubles. 
Thank you for reading my post^^

[Well done! Good luck in your studies, RYU. May you find a job that matches your interest.]

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