The employment status of undergraduate and junior college majors announced by the Ministry of Education shows that the number of graduates of broadcasting and hosting arts majors in ordinary colleges and universities nationwide is 12000-18000. At present, the talent gap is at least 300000. With the development of the media industry and the emergence of new jobs, this gap will continue to expand. It can be seen that the number of graduates in this major is far from meeting the market demand for broadcasting and hosting graduates. For the evaluation of the whole profession, the employment rate cannot be considered alone. In terms of the industry, the national radio and television media have developed rapidly in recent years. There are more than 40 provincial or municipal radio stations in China, and each provincial radio station is divided into several or even more than a dozen series stations, including information, literature and art, entertainment, tourism, transportation, economy, and cities, which provide a wide range of employment opportunities for graduates majoring in broadcasting and hosting.
Moreover, in recent years, major online video websites have launched their own programs, reflecting the rapid development of digital television. The choice of diversified TV media will certainly provide more extensive development space for more outstanding talents who are interested in the media industry. At present, major video websites, such as Sohu, Tencent, Youku, iQiyi, Bilibili and other platforms, have invested heavily in self-made film and television works and variety programs, which require the participation of a large number of broadcasters. Short video or audio sharing platforms (dithering, fast hand, Himalayan and WeChat small videos, etc.) have also created a large number of jobs for broadcasting graduates through a large number of video and audio content.