I study English, too. I have been in the hotel industry for over 7 years.

If you want to work in the hotel industry, it is recommended to interview an international five-star hotel first. First, the management is relatively formal, and the benefits stipulated by the state are available. Second, there are many places where English is used at work, so that you won't waste your major. Third, hotels often hold various trainings to improve their business knowledge, as well as different levels of English training, and personal English ability will be improved.

When you first enter the hotel industry, you really have to start from the grassroots level. I suggest you choose the sales department first. Because in addition to the higher basic salary than other departments, sales staff also have performance awards if they complete monthly sales tasks. What's more, they are all in contact with the core part of the hotel-business, which is a convenient way to understand the hotel operation with the highest efficiency. And they are all nine to five weekends. Even if there is no sales position for you at first, it is suggested to be a coordinator, department secretary and the like, and transfer internally whenever there is an opportunity.

Secondly, in the front office, there are many contacts with guests, and English is widely used. There is a chance to tip, but I have to work at night and early, and I haven't had a double holiday yet. Be mentally prepared, you will be tired in the long run.

other departments don't recommend that the dining room should be physically active, with irregular working hours and long working hours. The use of English is limited.

for your reference, I wish you success.