English is the prominent international language in communications, science, business, aviation, entertainment, and diplomacy and also on the Internet, and the language most often studied as a foreign language in the European Union, followed by French, German, and Spanish. It is also the most studied in the People's Republic of China, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan.

A degree in English can lead to many different careers. While it is a first step to becoming an English language and literature teacher in secondary schools, those who study English also go on to become, among other things, translators, editors, journalists, public relations managers, or administrators in the arts, the humanities and in NGOs. The linguistic as well as the critical and analytical skills developed in the study of literature are an important asset for those interested in fields such as international law and international business.

With 80 percent of international business communications written in English and most of the world's trade and financial business transacted in the language, companies worldwide acknowledge the necessity of having an English speaking workforce. In today's competitive world, everyone needs skills that will equip them for a changing work environment. Technical and communication skills are highly desired by companies yet proficiency in English is essential for many posts.

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