Subject Review French Language and Culture (FLC)
French is spoken by more than 300 million people around the world, in 29 countries that use it as an official language. It is also an important language for many international organizations, such as the UN, Unicef, and the EU. By learning French, you will be able to communicate with people from different cultures and backgrounds and access a wealth of information and resources.
You will also be able to pursue a variety of career paths with a degree in French language and culture, such as:
Teacher: You can teach French at Cadet College or University and inspire your students with your love for the language and culture. You can also teach other subjects in French, such as history, literature, or science.
Higher Education: You can continue your studies in 29 countries that speak French and choose from a diverse range of disciplines and programs, such as engineering, law, medicine, or arts.
Business: You can work for French companies in Bangladesh or abroad and earn a good income and perks. You can also start your own business or work as a freelancer in fields such as marketing, consulting, or tourism.
Diplomacy: You can get jobs in the embassy and serve your country in international relations. You can also work for other governmental or non-governmental organizations that deal with Francophone countries or regions.
Translation/Interpretation: You can work as a translator or an interpreter for various clients and sectors, such as media, education, health, or law. You can also join the United Nations peacekeeping missions as a translator or an interpreter with the Bangladesh Army.
Project Management: You can work on foreign projects and contribute to the development of your country and the world. You can also collaborate with other professionals from different backgrounds and cultures.
Tourism: You can work as a tour guide and share your French culture with visitors and travelers. You can also travel to Francophone countries and experience their culture firsthand.
Civil Service: You can get extra benefits in the BCS viva for foreign caders and secure your dream job in the civil service. You can also use your French skills to communicate with other officials and stakeholders.
Other Jobs: You can pursue any other job that requires a B.A. degree and use your French skills as an advantage. You can also learn other languages more easily with your knowledge of French.
And more!
Studying French language and culture will not only give you a valuable skill but also a deeper understanding of yourself and others. You will also make an average of $60,000 to $120,000 yearly as a French translator or interpreter.
I’m sure you have a lot of curiosity and enthusiasm about this subject. If you do, I’m here to help you out. You can inbox me anytime and I’ll be happy to share more details and insights with you.
Tanvir Rahaman (Shatez)
Dept. of French Language and Culture
Sir A F Rahman Hall
Session: 2021-2022
