LEC052039. SAIGA SUSAN THODATHIL. " Essay on Job Opportunities after MA (English)"

 

 A Prodigious job prospect awaits for a Masters of Arts English degree holder. From the colonization of the British to at present, the usage of English has seen a stark augment. More and more people are getting added to the list of English speakers in the world every day. English, used as a lingua franca, has lots of potentials to create vast opportunities in the job market. 


The most sought-after job after holding a masters in English has been teaching. An extra qualification of a B.Ed. enables a person to teach in schools, whereas a NET or Ph.D. is requisite to teach in colleges. Besides regular teaching, e-learning is another thriving area now and will remain so in the future. Through this, a person can get to work as an online tutor, as a Subject Matter Expert (SME), or in the role of an Instructional Designer. There will be an enormous number of jobs in this field.


According to KPMG’s report on India’s media and entertainment report 2019, it estimates that by the year 2024, industries such as digital advertising, print, films, gaming, animation, and many others will see a surge in creativity and innovation skills in the workforce. Thus, the demand for content creators, copywriters, digital marketers, and others would be high. These jobs require exceptional writing and analytical skills, which could be easily met by a MA English degree holder. Most of the opportunities in the future will be in media and communication. These include journalism, public relations, digital/ social media marketing, blogging, etc.


A person who is good in his/her vernacular language can take up jobs us that of a translator. With exceptional writing skills, you could lounge yourself as a creative writer for a publication house, critic, playwright, or an academic writer. The perfect blend of writing and communication skills will help a person in building up a rewarding career. A versatile field and a plethora of opportunities lie in front of them.

 

 

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