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Careers
with a World Languages Component
Your study of a world language can have
unexpected benefits as you prepare to enter the job market, either immediately
after high school, or later with a college degree.
Check out this list of careers which may enable you to use your world language
skills. For a search of careers using language skills visit
Selecting a Language.
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Business & Finance:
• advertising copywriter
• public relations representative
• sales representative
• customer service representative
• human resources director
• import-export agent
• economist, accountant, stock broker
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Science & Medicine:
• doctor, nurse
• physical therapist
• engineer, physicist, chemist
• archeologist, biologist,
anthropology
• oceanographer, geologist
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Travel & Leisure:
• hotel manager, travel agent, tour guide
• restaurant owner, chef
• exchange program coordinator
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Government:
• diplomat, foreign service officer
• FBI, CIA agent, lawyer
• customs official, INS officer
• member of armed forces
• interpreter, translator
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Social Services:
• criminologist, police officer, probation
office
• social worker, drug abuse counselor, school
counselor
• Peace Corps volunteer
• researcher |
Arts &
Entertainment:
• film producer, director
• singer, actor/actress
• radio/TV announcer
• sports agent
• movie critic, art
historian
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Education:
• teacher in US and abroad
• bilingual
educator
• librarian, historian
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Technology:
• web master
• technician
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Communications:
• author, editor, publisher,
technical writer, columnist
• reporter, journalist,
commentator, food writer, book reviewer
• interpreter, translator
• public relations representative
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