Many companies hire language trainers to help employees improve their language skills, especially in the context of international business. You might teach business foreign languages relevant to the company’s operations.
What can I do (Roles Available) ?
Trainer
Language Program Coordinator
Language Assessment Specialist
Language Consultant
Where can I work?
Govt organisations
Positives
Competitive salary and benefits, especially in corporate settings
Opportunities for professional development and advancement
Exposure to diverse industries and professionals
Flexible work options, including freelance or contract work
Ability to make a significant impact on employees' language and communication skills
Challenges
Adapting training to different industries and company cultures
Dealing with varying levels of language proficiency among employees
Meeting specific business objectives and ROI expectations
Staying updated with industry-specific language and trends
Managing large classes or diverse groups of learners
Key Skills Required
Proficiency in the language(s) being taught
Strong teaching and presentation skills
Cross-cultural awareness and communication skills
Knowledge of business communication etiquette
Curriculum development and assessment expertise
Adaptability and flexibility to tailor training to the specific needs of the organization
What Should I study ?
Pathway 1
Class XII in any stream- B.A (English Language and Literature Linguistics Education/Foreign Languages)