THE BEST

JOBS
INTERPRETERS OR
TRANSLATOR
Description of the job
In terpreters convert the spoken word from
one language to another. Translators do the
same with written information. Not only are
individuals who pursue this career required
to be fluent in both the source and target
language, they must also be knowledgeable
about both cultures, and the subject
matter.Although a bachelor’s degree isn’t
required to be an interpreter or translator,
most employers prefer to hire applicants
who have one. It doesn’t have to be in a
foreign language, though—it can instead be
in any field of study. Specialized training is
required to work in a hospital or courtroom.

Median Annual Salary (2018): $49,930

Number of People Employed (2016): 68,200

Projected Job Growth (2016-2026): 18%
(much faster than the average for all
occupations)
Projected Jobs Added (2016-2026): 12,100

Link:
https://www.thebalancecareers.com/what-
does-a-translator-or-interpreter-do-526028

FOREIGN LANGUAGE POST

SECONDARY TEACHER
Description of the job
Post secondary teachers of foreign
languages teach students above the
high school level. They work in
community colleges, vocational
schools, and four-year colleges and
universities. They must be able to read
and write in the language in which they
specialize, as well as instruct students
to do the same.Most institutions require
a doctorate in the language one
teaches. Some community colleges and
vocational schools may hire a
candidate who has only a master’s
degree.

Median Annual Salary (2018):

$67,640
Number of People Employed (2016):
35,000
Projected Job Growth (2016-2026):
12% (faster than the average for all
occupations)
Projected Jobs Added (2016-2026):
4,100
 CHEF OR HEAD COOK
Description of the job
Chefs and head cooks prepare food in
restaurants and other dining
establishments. They also run kitchens,
which includes supervising other
workers. A working knowledge, if not
fluency, in the language spoken by
their staff will help them be effective
managers.Chefs and head cooks do
not need formal training and can
instead learn on the job. However,
some choose to attend culinary
programs at community colleges,
technical schools, culinary arts schools,
or four-year colleges. One may also do
an apprenticeship.

Median Annual Salary (2018):

$48,460Number of
People Employed (2016): 146,500
Projected Job Growth (2016-2026):
10% (faster than the average for all
occupations)
Projected Jobs Added (2016-2026):
14,100

Link:
https://www.thebalancecareers.com/c
ulinary-careers-525994

REGISTERED NURSE
Description of the job
Registered nurses, also called RNs, care
for patients who are ill or recovering
from surgery or injuries. Being bilingual
can help them in this endeavor. Some
positions require it, and it is preferable
for others.RNs need a diploma or
associate or bachelor’s degree in
nursing. To practice, one must
graduate from an accredited program
and pass a national licensing exam.
Median Annual Salary (2018):
$71,730
Number of People Employed (2016):
Over 2.9 million
Projected Job Growth (2016-2026):
15% (much faster than the average
for all occupations)
Projected Jobs Added (2016-2026):
438,100
Link:
https://www.thebalancecareers.com/r
egistered-nurse-526062
 THE BEST
JOBS
MARKETING MANAGER

Description of the job

A marketing manager is in charge of an
organization’s entire marketing team.
They predict demand, identify markets,
set prices, and develop ways to
promote products and services. Fluency
in a foreign language, as well as
cultural knowledge, is required when
marketing products and services
abroad.Most employers require a
bachelor’s degree in marketing.
Courses in business law, computer
science, finance, management, and
economics make a job candidate more
competitive.
Median Annual Salary (2018):
$134,290}
Number of People Employed (2016):
218,300
Projected Job Growth (2016-2026):
10% (faster than the average for all
occupations)
Projected Jobs Added (2016-2026):
22,100

Link:https://www.thebalancecareers.c
om/marketing-manager-526039

ROSA NATALIA
VILLARREAL