MTI is a professional master, although it is only a few years, but now the enrollment institutions have exceeded 100, which is very rampant; Personally, most MTI colleges and universities are seriously unqualified in terms of teacher training, training experience and ability, and there is a lot of water injection.

As for employment, MTI is only a master's degree. Employment depends on strength and graduation school. Many MTI's translation skills after graduation are still very poor, and they can't get good training and exercise during their graduate studies. CATTI 2 translation can only get about 40 points. Even in Beijing Foreign Studies University, not all MTI graduates are engaged in translation, and many of them change careers.

Of course, if you are really willing to work hard and stick to it, there are two ways: one is an overseas project of PetroChina with an annual salary of more than 30W, and the other is a regional training center of PetroChina, which is also based on the annual salary system. How much you can take depends on your ability. In addition, Sinopec and CNOOC are optional, and CNOOC is the most profitable and best paid of the three barrels of oil.

Actually, translating English has always been awkward in China. Although almost all college students can speak English now, and almost all recruitment requires CET-4 and CET-6 certificates, in fact, all units don't need this thing at ordinary times, and everyone is blind when translation is really needed.

In China, there are many people majoring in English and translation, but few people can really get ahead. Because English education in China teaches Chinglish, it can be said that except for 26 letters which are the same as those in Britain and the United States, there is almost nothing the same, so you still have a long way to go to develop in the field of translation in China.