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Is minoring in a language worth it?
Having a minor in one of those languages could be the qualification that not only gets you hired, but also does so at a higher pay level. The ability to do a job is important in itself, but being able to do it in a foreign language is still a fairly rare quality in job seekers.
What can you do with a language minor?
Linguists find careers in
- teaching.
- public relations.
- publishing.
- technical writing.
- communications technology.
- computer programming.
- speech pathology.
- composition teaching.
Is minoring in French a good idea?
Valuable. The French minor will be extremely valuable to any career where you are dealing with people, especially those from another country. Employers consider those who can speak another language (or who are just knowledgeable of another World Culture) as very valuable!
What is a minor degree in French?
The minor in French Language, Sociolinguistics, and Translation and the minor in French Language, Literature, and Culture. The French minors are open and have no minimum requirements to declare. Students can declare a minor with the advisor in their major department.
What job can I get with a Spanish degree?
A selection of possible careers available to those with Spanish degrees:
- Education: Bilingual Educator. College Professor.
- Business: International Relations Consultant. Foreign Exchange Trader.
- Culture/Tourism: Cultural Events Coordinator. Travel Agent.
- Government: National Security Agent. Immigration Officer.
How long does it take to learn a foreign language as minor?
The minor, like the major, requires completion of the introductory classes. For commonly studied European languages, this usually means two years of classes, at the beginner and then intermediate level.
Is it better to learn a major or a minor language?
It would be better, certainly, to learn a “major” language as a second language than no second language at all, but even if no “minor” languages are offered at a particular school, this does not mean that there is no way to learn a “minor” language outside of the structured system.
How hard is it to get a minor in English?
Still, language minors are some of the easiest/shortest on campus in terms of the number of classes (setting aside the pre-requisites!), so consider that option. This means that for the minor, you need to first finish then introductory classes, while taking two film classes or other classes taught in English if you can.
How long did it take you to learn Italian in 1 month?
They say it takes about 480 hours to reach basic fluency in a level 1 language such as Italian. So at an hour a day that’s 1.5 years. I honestly don’t want to wait that long so in my first month I averaged 3 hours a day, hoping to get there in 6 months instead.