i completed MA(ENGLISH LIT) N LL.B,I HAVEKNOWLEDGE IN COMPUTER LANGUAGES TO WHAT TYPE OF JOB I AM SUITABLE.?
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Swati\n\nWould you like to consider having a job as a lecturer?\n\nAll you have to do is complete your B Ed if you scored below 55% marks in MA and you qualify as a junior college teacher\n\nIf your percentage is higher, you could appear for the NET/ SET exam and join a degree college. \n\nPay scale is good. \n\nI am also a lecturer---we work only for three hours and I think this is the best job for a lady coz she can devote a lot of time for her children and her house hold. Moreover, we have sooooooo many holiday that it is possible for me to give time to my hobbies as well\n\nI have been appointed as a lecturer in English and get paid extra for engaging classes in computers\n\nTeachers in English get a lot of students seeking private coaching---although I am not interested in it---also take spoken English classes\n\nPerhaps you would be surprised to know that there is a great demand for teachers in the USA at this moment
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Good to Know U R a Graduate in English Literature. I certainly hope that you are not a Frontline Agent with your Qualification. \n\nIf You are Working Odd Shifts then start Looking for a CallCenter that Offers Day Shift. which will help u for ur Studies.\n\nPersonally i Think you shuld Quit your Job. I Think it will be tough to study and work for a Callcenter at the same time.\n\nI'm a CallCenter Executive myself working for Microsoft.
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If u r a resident of India, I can help u in arranging a home based online job for u. This is a data conversion job from pdf to ms word doc.
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I agree, most of the Windows and Office platform is positioned the same in different languages. And ECDL does indeed represent a very basic level of computing skills. If your command of English is good enough to understand the *typical ECDL questions*, then go for it after a few mocks. However, you have to be careful with shortcuts, which tend to differ in some language versions of the software.
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www.toplanguagejobs.com\nwww.multilingualvacancies.com\nwww.anyjobanywhere.com\n\nPut in the job you want, where you want and should churn out some answers
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I'm considering MLS programs as well. From what I've seen, they only require a BA/BS degree (no specific field or background in Library Science necessary). I have a BA in English, but I would go with whatever subject interests you unless the school you plan to get your MLS from specifically requires a certain degree.
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DO YOUR BBA.THEN GOR FOR GOOD COMPUTER COURSES FROM THE RECOGNISED INSTITUTION LIKE NIIT,APTECH.GO FOR PROGRAMMING IF YOU HAVE SPECIFIC INTEREST.
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There are wide range of choices once you get post-graduation in English.....(mind you, I used PG). Once you get done with your degree, you must seek admission either to your area university or if you have that much financial ability from your own or from your parents, then have a try at Symbiosis at Pune or JNU at New Delhi as these two institutions provide not only PG with English but there are lots of activities which help the student to opt for international platform...... but again "Communication English" is much important in these days of fast pace era.\nI myself have finished my degree with English and doing M.A.; but of course my line of career has already been chalked out with computers.....so there is no need for me to go elsewhere. However I simply love this langauge beyond anything else. So, if you wish to try your potential in other sectors of technology, English will help you more...virtually everywhere.
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You can probably get a NOC (Network Operations Center) job or some sort of IT Help Desk. If you have enough database experience (SQL, Oracle) you might be able to get in as a Jr. Level Database Administrator. \n\nIf it's a good company...get your foot in the door and move your way up. Find out how hard it is to transfer to different departments because you are not going to want to stay in some sort of help desk role for long. \n\nYou'll find later on that with enough experience you can move into different roles. Look into Project Management as well.
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Congratulations!\n\nThere are a lot of websites out there for you to search through. It would be virtually impossible for one of us to search out the "perfect" job for you via this format. \n\nI suggest searching http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/jobs/\n\nor\n\nhttp://www.monster.com/\n\n\nGOOD LUCK!!!!\n\nBusiness major with English minor have some great transferable skills! I think that will help you out a lot!
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.NET is pretty good... Depends which place you are looking to build ur career...\n\nAlso try to go for some latest technologies like\nSAP xi, EAI tools (Tibco , web methods), Data Warehousing
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First of all you introduce yourself to computers. Take a short term certification course to learn Windows and MS Office (MS Word, MS Excel, MS Powerpoint, MS Access) and Internet. You can learn it yourself with a good book also. \n\nAfter that look for the softwares available in the market for your field.\n\nSpend some regular time on your Computer.This will add to your confiedence and knowledge.
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With a BA in English you can go into teaching... with a BA in english you can go so many different ways... Law School, Education, Editing, Marketing, Sales..... etc...
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I did my B.Ed. from MD Uni.Rothat.  It is recognised.  I did it in English and Social studies
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HTML, CSS, JavaScript, XML, AJAX.\n\n.Net is the next big thing. ASP.NET, VB.NET, C#.NET. If you want a decent job in the future doing development learn some .NET technologies.\n\nAlso you can never go wrong with SQL
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go to china \n I think you will find a suitable job  there
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In linguistics you could, of course, continue your higher education, get your PhD and teach.\nIf you stick with a BA in linguistics you could work in any company's dept of communications, public relations and anything that would have to do with words!!\nI say you should study what interests you and from there you can discover all kinds of options available to you as far as a career.\nGood luck!!