Careers advisersWe've collated a range of information for use by careers services and their advisers in London - including factsheets, PowerPoint presentations, case studies and key websites. If you have any further questions after visiting the careers and learning area of our website, please contact us. Factsheets and promotional materials
Work Talk factsheet Making Sense: A career in translation and interpreting Careers in translation Mixing It Up: Combining a language with your chosen university course Hard copy posters, postcards and factsheets are also available to order free of charge for use in the classroom or library. Simply visit CILT's online shop to place your order. PowerPoint presentations and videos
A guide to languages and careers Why study languages? Languages Work CD-ROM The Real World of LanguagesProduced by Routes into Languages and RLN London to show school students just how valuable languages are for their career, 'The Real World of Languages' features BBC diplomatic correspondent Bridget Kendall as well as award-winning language champions Hotel La Place and British Airways. Case studiesRLN London has collated a range of individual case studies which show a wide range of career paths using languages in London. Most are drawn from a huge, searchable selection hosted on the Languages Work website. Key websites and organisationsThis website is the essential destination for inspiration and advice on languages in the workplace and beyond. CILT, the National Centre for Languages This organisation supports the Languages Work campaign, and is the government's recognised centre of expertise on languages - working with teachers and employers alike. Advice for 13-19 year olds on learning languages and career options from the Government-funded career service. The UK's official graduate career website offers a wide range of information and advice on using your language skills in work, including industry profiles and case studies. Capital L - Routes into Languages This HEFCE-funded project is led in London by SOAS and London Metropolitan University and aims to encourage young people to continue with their language learning. Find out about languages in the world of fashion, music, celebrities and more on this Channel 4 website, which is part of a wider DCSF campaign to promote language learning. |
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Useful at careers days or for students or jobseekers to flick through individually, a range of PowerPoint presentations and video clips are available which explain and promote careers using languages. Also signposted in our 
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