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Give information about Foreign country, language and foreign careers..

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Answer 1

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General Information and Strategies

Choose an additional academic area of study to supplement the foreign language, preferably one that requires a high degree of technical skill. Most people with foreign language ability use those skills to assist them in a different career field such as business, education, journalism, law, etc.

Choose which language and culture appeals to you most. Consider the level of foreign language ability you will need to acquire for success in your career. Possible languages to study: Spanish, German, French, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, Italian, Hebrew, Arabic, and Portuguese. Some languages will offer more job opportunities than other languages in various industries or geographic locales.

Related courses to study include geography, history, civilization, foreign relations, international law, and world economics.

Plan to attend a private language institute to learn additional languages and cultures.

Travel to a foreign country or study abroad in international exchange programs to develop your language skills and international/intercultural competency.

Study and practice your foreign language skills by reading foreign newspapers, magazines, and books.

Seek opportunities to interact with international students on your campus or members of your local community. Host international students, join relevant student organizations, and participate in international campus events.

Watch foreign movies and listen to foreign broadcasts to maintain your fluency.

Volunteer your language skills to churches, community organizations, and programs that work with people who speak your target language.

Correspond with someone from a foreign country.

Contact professional associations and read their publications to learn about job opportunities.

Research job postings on the internet to get an idea of jobs in which knowledge of a foreign language is useful.

Participate in summer programs, co-ops, and internships to improve your skills.

Network with others in the field to learn about job opportunities.

In general, international positions are competitive and difficult to obtain. Be very proactive in developing the skills and experiences international employers seek.

Get your foot in the door in domestic positions because many international employers promote current employees into international ones.

Answer 2

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