After 12th Options?

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School is through, what to do?

 

 

The latest buzzword in India is not Bollywood, not even IPL, its "after 12th" which currently takes the maximum mindshare of parents, educators, institutions and of course, students. While this scorching summer means homework, TV and lazing around for most students, others need to take some important decisions of their lives. These are the students who wrote their 12th class exams this year and we want to help them.

So while you decide if you want to be daddy's Doctor or mamma's Manager, we want you to consider the following facts:

 

  1. More than 6.5 lakh students wrote their CBSE 12th Board Exam this year.
  2. There are about 3.5 lakh Engineers created each year in India (America produces about 70,000, EU produces about 1 Lakh)
  3. Each year, about 1 Lakh students compete for around 30000 medical seats in about 450 colleges.

We don't want to scare you, we want to educate you. You can still become a good engineer or a medico if you wish to, but not if you 'have' to. Students often take up conventional courses like Engineering, Medical, Commerce and law due to peer and parents' pressure and also due to limited knowledge of available options. Today we talk about a career option that is novel, yielding and promising... "Deutsche Sprache"

Mochte Sie Deutsche lernen und verdinen Geld?

Mochte sie lernen Deutsche ? It means, do you want to learn German and earn money? The demand for foreign language courses in on a rise in India as countries other than US and UK are setting up their outsourcing units on Indian soils. A course in German language after class 12th is more than a language course, it is now a career stream.

What to do

You can start learning German after clearing 10+2. Either you can pursue a Diploma or a degree. There are various UG Diploma and Certificate courses in German Language. They are offered by a number of private institutes like Max Mueller Bhavan, Bhartiya Vidya Bhawan and Alliance Francias in New Delhi. Some universities also offer UG level certificate courses, Delhi University (Arts Faculty) being one of them.

Other beginning after class 12th can be a 3-year Degree course in German. Two most favoured destinations for a German Degree Course are Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) and Delhi University (Arts Faculty).

After graduation, a higher level of German like MA (German Hons) or PG Diploma in German Language can be further pursued for higher growth or job movement.

Where to work
There are various rewarding careers in German language with good money and growth. Some areas or domains where you can find employment are as follows:

 

·         MNCs like Fidelity

·         German operations of KPOs/BPOs (like IBM)

·         Foreign Embassies

·         Translator

·         Freelancer

·         Teacher in Pvt or Govt Institutions

·         German Literature Critic/expert

 

SOME STORIES

Kanika's case is one example of how a career can be built out of German Language. On completing her school (Non Medical with Computer Science), Kanika joined Bhartiya Vidya Bhawan (BVB) for a 6 months' German Language course. On completing her diploma, Kanika immediately enrolled into BA German Hons in Arts Faculty: Germanic and Romanic Department (Delhi University). On completing her 3 year graduation, Kanika applied to Fidelity, an MNC, and is working there as a German Associate since last 1.5 years. Kanika attributes her good salary and promising career to her knowledge of German and plans to pursue her MA German Hons in the near future.

While doing his graduation from correspondence, Hitesh did his German certifications (level M1, M2, M3) from Max Mueller Bhawan in about 18 months. On this basis, he is currently employed with 'Exchanging' in another German outsourcing process.

There are thousands like Kanika and Hitesh who have built a career on their knowledge of the language.

Know more about German courses at CLICK HERE

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