Jobs that Require French Speaking Skills

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Jobs that Require French Speaking Skills
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• When you decide to learn French with us you are
  exposed to a plethora of job opportunities in
  Canada or in any other francophone country.
  Theres no doubt that speaking more than one
  language, especially French, is an enormous
  advantage in the Canadian employment market.
  Considering that its the official language of 29
  countries and multiple other important regions,
  its an advantage in the international job market
  as well!
• Beyond this, being bilingual is always better
  than speaking only one language when it comes to
  having a competitive edge in the job market.
  Especially here in Canada, where the official
  languages are both English and French, any
  company could need someone who is able to speak
  both. For example, jobs in customer service,
  healthcare, social services and many more are
  always in need of workers who can speak English
  and French, or who can speak multiple other
  languages. In addition, Canada is one of the best
  places to harness and use your French skills.
  Keep encouraging yourself to learn this beautiful
  language as itll be nothing but beneficial for
  their future!

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Here's a list of jobs profiles that require
French proficiency

• Working in MNC, BPO, KPO, IT, and Call Centers
  France has the worlds 5th largest economy, and
  its multinationals are spread all over the globe.
  There are hundreds of French international
  brands. For example, Orange, BNP Paribas, Louis
  Vuitton, LOréal, Renault, Alcatel, Axa, Airbus,
  Christian Dior, Alstom, Chanel, Carrefour,
  Peugeot, Michelin, to name a few. The ability to
  speak French will open the doors of these French
  companies in France and other French-speaking
  countries. You also get opportunities in India
  and other non-speaking French regions worldwide.
  Once you prepare with French Tweets live online
  classes and clear the TCF or TEF exam youll also
  get extra points to live permanently in Quebec or
  Canada. Many French companies are setting up
  their regional offices in different parts of the
  world. And the skill to speak the language
  increases your growth manifold if you have French
  mentioned in your CV. It puts you ahead of others
  in finding a wide array of language jobs in MNCs,
  BPO, and KPO that use French as their working
  and interactive language.

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• Translator A translator translates written
  pieces of work. Whether its a website, a book, a
  newspaper article companies often need someone
  to make their texts available in both languages.
  In Canada, any jobs working for the government
  are a great example of this! You may think that
  with all the automated translation systems
  online, this job would be obsolete by now. Ask
  any French Expert and youll find out that those
  online translations are often very, very
  inaccurate.
• Interpreter Similar to a translator, the job of
  an interpreter involves translating oral French
  speech. Imagine a speech being given in French at
  the UN headquarters there needs to be
  interpreters galore making sure that every other
  diplomat and ambassador is understanding the
  speech in their native language. If your child
  speaks more than English and French, this gives
  them even more of a competitive edge. Jobs of
  this sort are commonly found in governments,
  NGOs, and organizations such as the UN. In fact,
  French is one of the 6 official languages of the
  UN.
• Publishing (editor) If you love reading and
  writing fiction and non-fiction, this job could
  be a perfect fit for you down the line. Imagine
  being able to read a fantastical story and
  getting paid to edit it. This is what publishing
  editors do. Here in Canada, there is an enormous
  amount of books and other pieces of writing that
  are either written in or translated to French and
  are in need of editing before they can be
  published, Think of all the books sold in Canada
  that are written by Quebecois or Acadian writers
  or that need to be translated from English to be
  sold in those regions. These are all
  opportunities to put forth French reading and
  writing skills as well as a love of literature.
• Publishing (proofreader) A proofreading job is
  similar to that of an editor. Though you may be
  unenthusiastic about French spelling and grammar
  now, it could be a serious advantage in the
  future. There are websites, articles, product
  labels and books galore that need to be proofread
  for mistakes. Just as with editing, these jobs
  can be located anywhere in the world, since it is
  usually possible to work from home.

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• Tour guide If you have a traveling spirit, there
  are plenty of beautiful locations in Canada that
  need a French speaking tour guide. You can also
  travel to France, Côte dIvoire, Switzerland etc,
  and be a tour guide there! French skills would be
  very helpful in finding a job that involves
  touring a historical landmark or a natural
  tourist site. Even in countries where French is
  not spoken, French speaking guide and
  interpreters are needed to service Francophone
  tourists!
• Resort staff If youd prefer to work at a
  beautiful vacation destination, how about working
  as resort staff in a French speaking country or
  region? Imagine all the beachside or ski resorts
  all over the Francophone world that need
  bilingual staff to service the tourists! There is
  a variety of jobs in this category that would
  allow for a lot of French speaking practice with
  the staff and with locals, including chef, ski
  instructor, or lifeguard, etc.
• Flight attendant Its definitely an advantage to
  airline companies to have flight attendants that
  speak multiple languages and for Canadian
  airlines it is required. Your French could be put
  to good use while flying across the globe to and
  from French speaking regions.
• Diplomat If you have an interest in justice and
  politics, maybe a job as a diplomat would be
  something you could strive for. Of course,
  diplomats need to speak multiple languages. As a
  Canadian ambassador or diplomat, French-speaking
  skills would be very necessary.

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• Canadian government Similarly, if you have an
  interest in civics, perhaps a job in government
  could be fulfilling for you. Whether this job is
  a political scientist, economist, minister, or
  politician, theres no doubt that French
  knowledge would be a huge competitive advantage.
• French teacher This is another obvious one.
  French teachers, especially, in Ontario and the
  rest of Canada have an enormous advantage in the
  job market. As French school programs continue to
  expand, there is a growing need for teachers who
  are qualified to teach the language. Being a
  French teacher does not necessarily mean being a
  language teacher, there are plenty of
  opportunities to teach math, science, or social
  studies in French.
• ESL teacher If you love traveling, maybe you
  would enjoy being an ESL teacher one day. This
  means that you could be stationed in many
  different French-speaking regions of the world
  and teacher English to native French speakers.
  The chances to practice your French would still
  be plenty, considering that you would live
  day-to-day life immersed in French.
• Voice over artist Perhaps you have a great
  French pronunciation, this could be a great
  advantage if you would like to be a voice over
  artist! Many shows in English or other languages
  need to be dubbed in French. If you love drama
  class and French, acting out movie scenes with
  their voice could be a fun career.

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• NGO staff Do you have a passion for helping
  others? A job for an NGO or an international
  organization would be perfect.. And it could be
  an opportunity to put French skills to good use.
  For example, working for International Red Cross
  or Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors without
  Borders) would involve travelling to French
  speaking regions and working with local French
  native speakers.
• Working in a French speaking country/region If
  none of the above jobs sound like a good fit,
  being able to communicate in French means being
  able to find a job in any field in any
  Francophone region. Maybe Quebec, or France, or
  the French Polynesia? The possibilities are
  endless.
• Working for any French speaking company There
  are plenty of French companies that consider
  speaking French an asset when hiring employees.
  You can get access to employment opportunities
  for many French speaking people who want to be
  camp counselors, program coordinators, office
  staff, and even our graphic designer is
  Francophone! How about working at a French
  bakery? Or directing French theatre shows? Maybe
  even working for a company that needs to provide
  customer service in French to clients? There are
  so many ways in which French skills can expand
  the amount of experiences and job opportunities
  that your child can have in the future.

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