English is an essential language for career growth or for getting a job in today’s age. The knowledge of english is required in amost all fields even in the non-english speaking countries. Most of the job sectors in many countries like Philippines, India and Singapore require english totally. In other non-english speaking countries in the world where english is only a foreign language, the prevalence of this language is increasing day by day. English is not just the language of the elite class now, it is mandatory for people who want a brilliant career.
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English plays a vital role in the production of resources for the development of curricula, word lists, teaching guides and course materials, delivering materials of practical use for learners, teachers and, indeed, any professionals involved in language learning.
As India was in British colony, we have adopted english as a major language in all our official work. In many Indian states, english has been accepted as the second major medium of instruction in colleges and schools after regional language.
Here are 10 career paths one can pursue with an English degree:
Publishing
Putting together printed material like books, magazines or even newspapers requires both business and English skills, since publishers both market and distribute their printed products. And with the Internet world constantly changing, web publishing is playing a significant role in the industry.
Copywriting
Working to promote anything from retail goods to Fortune 500 companies, copywriters work with marketing departments to help construct a brand's message. Focused on creating copy for advertisements, sales collateral, company brochures and even websites, copywriters play a big role in realizing the company's vision for the brand.
Public relations
Working with media to gain positive exposure for a particular company, person or brand requires many different modes of communication. Public relations professionals are ultimately responsible for protecting the image of their clients and building public interest about the people or things they represent.
Teacher
A bachelor's in English provides a perfect foundation for those who are eager to go into the teaching profession. Instructing students in courses like English, language arts or literature can be a rewarding experience. Depending on the level of instruction, a master's in education may be required.
Paralegal
Working with lawyers to assist in legal work is a good way to become immersed in the legal profession. Everyday duties including legal writing, research and presenting the attorneys with needed documents. Some paralegals move on to attend law school.
Speechwriter
Working on speeches delivered by public officials or senior executives means being able to craft a precise message within a deadline. Speechwriters often work closely with the person giving the delivery to incorporate ideas and changes along the way.
Technical writer
Putting together technical documents such as guides, research papers or product specifications requires an attention to detail. Technical writers must not only have superb English skills, but also need to also be able to grasp and break down complex topics and technical concepts into easily understood ideas.
Marketing coordinator
Some English majors pursue a business role after completing their degree. "In addition to well-developed oral and written communication skills, English majors have been noted to have a tremendous capacity for research and critical thinking," Stevenson says. Marketing coordinators are responsible for working with the entire marketing team to conduct analysis, develop product awareness or assist with other brand development.
Proofreader
Correcting text for any inconsistencies requires strict discipline and attention to detail. Proofreaders' assignments vary, requiring them to work with anything from textbooks to instruction manuals.
Librarian
Working with books, periodicals, references and online information, librarians ultimately help others find necessary information. Librarians are well versed in different types of reference materials and can easily make recommendations. While English is a good foundation for those interested in becoming a librarian, a master's degree in library science is ultimately required for the job.
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Top 10 colleges -
1. IIS University, Jaipur
2. Gujarat Arts and Commerce College, Gujarat
3. MS Ramaiah College of Arts science and Commerce, Bangalore
4. Sitabai Arts College, Maharashtra
5. Achariya Arts and Science College, Pondicherry
6. Acharya Nagarjuna University, Andhra Pradesh
7. Aditi Mahavidyalaya, Delhi
8. Aligarh Muslim University, Uttar Pradesh
9. Amity University, Gurgaon
10. Anand Arts College, Gujarat
English language translators get Rs 50 to Rs 100 per page while interpreters in English language get Rs 300 to Rs 500 per hour. Teachers in English languages can earn Rs 10,000 to Rs 20,000 per month or even more depending upon their qualification and experiences. English language graduates working in tour and travel industry can earn Rs 15,000 to Rs 20,000 per month. There are different pay scales for English graduates in media and publishing houses.
A english graduate as a beginner can seek employment in mass communication firms, research institutes, government agencies, entertainment and in public relation. They can work as a tourist guides in travel agencies or can be self-employed.
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English graduates or post graduates candidates can work as a teacher in colleges, schools and in universities. They can also offer training in english language by opening their own coaching institue or tutorial center.
For Bachelor Degree Courses:
For admission in a bachelor’s degree of english , the candidate must have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate (Std.XII) examination from a recognized board.
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For Master Degree Courses:
The eligibility criteria for pursuing a master’s degree is holding a graduation that is bachelor degree in any stream.
