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The study of foreign languages can lead directly to
a career or can influence your choice of careers. It is advisable that
you combine the study of any language with other disciplines such as
political science, business, law, education, etc. Graduates who possess
a functional knowledge of another language besides English have a competitive
edge for jobs that serve foreign language communities.
With language learning you develop: your ability to
communicate, your cultural awareness and sensitivity, general knowledge
of the target culture and our own American culture. Some possible careers are: announcer, author, civil
service, foreign language teacher, international relations, State Department,
FBI special agent, bilingual teacher, customs inspector, immigration
officer, interpreter, translator, foreign service officer. A great web site to find about jobs for bilingual (any
language) professionals is:
