A job fair held for this year's college and university graduates opened in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, Nov. 20, 2006, offering about 30,000 jobs. More than 4.95 million graduates entered the job market.   Chinanews, Beijing, December 19 - According to a recent questionnaire survey on college graduates' career views by China Youth Daily, 30% of the responders wish to become executives, and another 25% complex talents, in the future.

 

The survey covered 1,000 students from 20 universities in Beijing, Shenyang, Shanghai, Xi'an and Wuhan. In the survey, about 70% of the responders choose to work , some 22.1% to pursue postgraduate studies, while some 5.3% to study abroad after graduation. “Future development”and “payment”are the two most important factors that affect graduates' job choices.

 

Most of the responders believe that work is a necessary path to“self-realization”, rather than to fulfillment of personal interest or a basic necessity for survival, which is a different viewpoint from those of past years.