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| quote: | Originally posted by TwoPlow
I figure I'd work as a translator. Translators are in high demand by both major corporations and government agencies, and since Germany is the worlds leading exporter at the moment, even above China, Japan, and the United States, german is a pretty good way to go at the moment. If not that I could always teach it, or teach english in Germany. Something like that.
I'd also consider some sort of english major, and be a journalist, writer, etc, but that's a stretch. Not a particularly stable sort of job. |
Yeah! I was thinking about a translator as well. You get all the governmental benefits.
I teach pre-schoolers Spanish and couldn't envision myself doing it for the span of my life. I guess I'm just not interested in the traditional route (teaching) as far in my language major.
Check out www.state.com for job offerings, internships, practice tests, etc. Very helpfute site. Good luck in your endeavors ! 
Oh, I was thinking of English as well, with a focus on creative writing. I wouldn't call it unstable per say, just highly competitive. But I understand, who wants to be a poor poet/artist?
By the way, your avatar scares me 
Edit again: Here's my mentality on the english perspective. I want to make a difference. For me personally, to be a writer would only be a release of me.. all about me, my rants, my thoughts, my nothings and everythings, etc. It just seems a bit selfish I guess. Of course you could write things to create an impact on someone, but it just seems so self involved.
Maybe a double major in Global Studies and Foreign Language ? Feck I don't know. It changes every 4.57 minutes...
Last edited by Estella on May-09-2005 at 02:10
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