Learning a foreign language always helps you and opens the doors to job opportunities. Here, I discuss the top 10 career options after learning the French language.

1. Translator: French is an official language in some 29 countries and is spoken by more than 220 million people in this world. After learning this language, one can make his career as a translator. A good translator can translate any document, article, news or any other medium.

2. Interpreter: French is the third most useful language for business. A good interpreter can interpret French into any other language. Interpreters are required by business professionals around the world to communicate or for business reasons.

3. Content Writer / Proofreader / Editor: One can make his career also in writing. You can work with many newspapers, magazines, publishers. Production houses require writers, the screenwriter. French ranks sixth as the most widely used languages ​​on websites. Therefore, website owners demand content in French as well. For proofreading and grammar proofing content, Proofreaders and Editors are also in high demand.

4. Tour guide: many travel agencies require a French guide for their foreign clients, you can also work as a freelance tour guide and earn a lot of money.

5. Flight attendant: The aviation industry prefers personnel, who know more than one foreign language. Knowing French as an additional language can increase your job opportunities as a flight attendant, cabin crew or other personnel.

6. Hotel or resort staff: You can also look for job opportunities as a hotel or resort staff. Reception, back office, administration, waiter, chef and other hotel jobs await French professionals.

7. Foreign Service: French is an official language of many international organizations such as the United Nations, the European Union, NATO, the WTO, the International Olympic Committee and the ICRC. You can pursue a career as a French consul, ambassador or diplomat. Apart from this, many non-governmental organizations (NGOs) also needed French staff.

8. School teacher: You can also pursue a career as a French teacher / trainer. Most schools have French as an additional subject. Therefore, they require expert French teachers. Language training institutes also require French faculties as training staff.

9. French Announcer: Production houses require an announcer for French films, TV series, cartoons and commercials.

10. Call Centers: Most of the Call Centers / BPO / KPO also required staff for their French Process to deal with their French Customers.