Foreign Language Trinity College East offers its students the opportunity to study either French or Spanish or both. An internet search for possible careers in the Foreign Languages illustrates that there is a range of career opportunities far beyond the traditional scope of teacher or translator or interpreter. In fact, widely adopted hiring practices today indicate that employers are choosing applicants with foreign language more readily than the applicants without who have not pursued the Foreign Languages as a course of study. This is especially true of multi-national companies that have operations spread throughout the world. The Foreign Languages are an exciting and dynamic but also demanding discipline. Students must be willing to work hard at practicing the four skills required—listening, reading, writing and speaking. Additional time must be spent individually outside of the classroom developing these skills. As often as possible, the Department seeks to expose its students to an immersion experience where students spend time in a country of the target language, allowing them to experience firsthand the language in everyday life. Selection for these oversea field trips is based on student conduct, enthusiasm and attitude toward the language. Please note— Any student wishing to continue studying either French or Spanish in Sixth Form MUST study English Literature at CXC level as a Some careers in Foreign Languages This list is by no means exhaustive: • Advertising Copywriter •Advertising Manager • Art Dealer • Banking Correspondent • Bilingual Clerk • Bilingual Educator • Bilingual Officer • Bilingual Banking Teller • Civil Service Employee • Consultant • Copywriter • Court Interpreter • Cultural Attaché • Cultural Officer • Customs/Immigration Officer • Editor • Fashion Buyer • Filmmaker • Finance Director • Financial Planning Associate • Foreign Correspondent • Foreign Diplomat • Foreign Exchange Trader • Foreign Service Officer
Fashion Film, Digital and Performing Arts Fine Arts and Applied Arts Fashion Design Accessory Design Fashion Marketing and Management Luxury and Fashion Management Animation Film and Television Interactive design and game development Motion media design Production design Sound design Television production Visual effects Internet Designer Photojournalist Painter Sculptor Photographer Printmaker Ceramic Artist Mural Artist Museum Artist Jewellery Designer Textile Designer Craftsman Artisan Liberal Arts Science & Other Curator of a Museum Art Historian Art Administrator Art Educator Art Therapist Antiques Dealer Gallery Owner Art Buyer/Dealer Art Consultant Art Critic Gemmologist Medical Illustrator Courtroom Sketcher Floral Designer Writing Some Organizations That Typically Employ Art Majors · Art studios Government & private museums/galleries · Local historical societies · Auction houses, photo agencies & studios · Department/retail stores · Public/private art schools · Adult & community programs · Libraries
Line\ Column A B C D E F G 1 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH 2 MATH MATH MATH MATH MATH MATH 3 Music-1/2 Biology-1 History Physics-1 Agricultural Science French-1 4 Religious Education Physical Ed-1 P O B-21 Spanish-1 Social Studies-1 5 Social Studies-2 P O A-1 Technical Drawing-1 Literature Spanish-2 6 Physical Ed-2 P O B-2 Social Studies-3 Information Physics-2 7 Theatre Arts Graphic Art P O A-2 French-2 Biology-2 Electronics Information 8 Visual Arts Human & Social Biology Technical Drawing-2 Add Math Social Studies-4 POB-3 TCE SUBJECT SELECTION: CHOOSE ONE SUBJECT FROM EACH LINE 3 TO 8 Subject Selection Process: 4 Parts to Subject selection