[Angelina_]

Hi everyone,

First off, let me tell you that I am currently confused about my career plans. The reason I am writing this is because I love having people's opinion and this might even help me get on the right track. So, you're all welcome to reply! :)

Here's a few things about me:
- I LOVE foreign languages
- I speak English, French, Spanish and German fluently
- I am a college student with a background in psychology, teaching, and business
- I was thinking about becoming a language teacher, but I would like to use the language I know as tools and not leave a couple of them aside and teach only one

Now, I am thinking about becoming a translator. I know how to get there, but I am now kind of focusing on the end-result, not sure if this might be the path I want to follow.

In the future, I would like to live in Europe, travel a lot, continue to learn a couple more languages (I can't say it enough, but it's a real passion to me), and I am also hoping to work for the UN one day.

Any insight? It would be tremendously appreciated. Thanks in advance!

[ZoeMarie]

I always thought it would be a lot of fun to be a translator. In high school I took 4 years of Spanish and my Junior year I started taking French because it was a passion of mine too. Somewhere I think I took a wrong turn, not that I'm not happy with my job, but I miss actually using the knowledge I have. If it's something you want to do, go for it! I know when I was still in high school my Spanish teacher told me that translators are in high demand.