Foreign Languages
Foreign Languages
Graduates of foreign languages typically pursue paths related to business, education,
engineering, government, human sciences, law, media and communication, translation/interpretation,
and more.
- Job Titles
- Advertiser
- Counselor
- Foreign News Correspondent
- Health Service Worker
- Immigration Counselor
- International Banking/Finance Officer
- International Communications
- International Lawyer
- Interpreter
- Law Enforcement Officer
- Morning Editor
- Postsecondary Teacher/Professor
- Social Worker
- Teacher
- Translator
- Travel Advisor
- U.S. Customs Agent
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- Jobs and Internships
- All Bilingual Jobs
- American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages
- American Translators Association
- Central Intelligence Agency
- Dave's ESL Café- Job Center
- DC Internships
- Institute of International Education
- My World Abroad
- National Association of Judiciary Interpreters & Translators
- Overseas Jobs
- Peace Corps
- Smithsonian Office of Fellowships & Internships
- Trabajobs
- Tesol International Association
- United Nations
- USA Jobs
- U.S. Department of State
- White House Internships
- Skills
- Speaking to groups
- Clarifying ideas
- Reading for content and structure
- Understanding historical language change
- Explaining complex concepts
- Communicating between cultures
- Reading critically
- Assessing needs
- Evaluating evidence
- Comparing translations/ interpretations
- Gathering information
- Collaborating in a team
- Organizing materials/information
- Interviewing
- Adapting to other cultures
- Summarizing ideas