Hello student

Yes, UPSURGE Infotech Institute off Andheri East Mumbai , Maharashtra offers the French and other four languages in A1, A2  and B1, B2 and C1 C2 level.

They assured100% placement after completing B2 level of the courses of French language as a career.

To know more you can click on the official website of UPSURGE Infotec Institute.

Hello aspirant,

No, not necessarily required. No need of knowledge of computers is required for a career in French language. All you have to do is to learn the language deeply, understand the basic things and excel in it. After learning the language, you can be a proficient translator, author, teacher and many more.

Hope, this answer helps you.

Hello student Job opportunities after completing B2 level of French language are as mentioned below -

Travel & Tourism

Hospitality  Industry ,

MNC

BPO

KPO

Embassies

fashion retailing

Automotive

luxury goods

Aviation

International business

Education institutions

Export firms

Feel free to comment if you've any doubt

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Hello Naresh,

Here are some job options listes below that you can pursue after completing the above mentioned qualifications in your query:

1. Professor: You can start teaching French in school within the domestic boundaries.

2. Language Trainer: B2 is the intermediate level, which means that you are now able to comprehend native fluency and are able to respond them. This gives you a scope to become an international language trainer.

3. Translator and Interpreter: You can be full time/ part time/ freelance translator and interpreter.

4. Embassy: You can even work in an embassy. It may require another level but after B2 you are eligible.

5. IFS: You can prepare for UPSC and can become part of Indian Foreign Services.

Hope it helps.

Good Luck!

Here are some of the job opportunities after qualifying B2 level of French in India:

Professor: You can start teaching French in school within the domestic boundaries. As you may already know that a lot of ICSE and CBSE schools have French/ German as compulsory/optional languages and it’s often observed that teachers often lack in teaching. So, if you find your passion in educating people this might be your call.

b) Language Trainer: B2 is the intermediate level, which means that you’re now able to comprehend native fluency and are able to respond them. This gives you a scope to become an international language trainer. If you've got a degree in English and have a good TOEFL/ IELTS score, you’re eligible to apply as an English language trainer in France and in any Francophone country. This gives you an opportunity to participate in an exchange programme and visit France. They cover all your living expenses.

c) Translator and Interpreter: You can be full-time/part-time/freelance translator and interpreter. There is always a need for a translator in MNCs as manuals are to be translated in many languages every now and then. There could be more openings based on the requirements of the individual company.

d) Embassy: You can work in an embassy. However, it may require another level of French for them to really choose you but after B2 you’re eligible. This will also demand a degree or diploma that will act as proof for your fluency in the English language.

I hope my answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

e) IFS: You can prepare for UPSC or other such exams and can become a part of Indian Foreign Servies. The very first position you’ll get would be as the third secretary of the Ambassador. This involves frequent promotions and if you’re good enough you might become the ambassador your self! However, the opening payscale is not that attractive but it does get better.

Hi Naresh!

Learning a foreign language is fun and you can also have many job opportunities from it! You can do full - time job like becoming a Professor in schools and colleges. You can join the French Embassy as you are eligible after B2 Level. Or on clearing UPSC Exams, you can become a part of the Indian Foreign Services (IFS).

You can also become a Translator or Interpreter and Language Trainer which you can work full - time or even part - time!

Hope this is helpful!

All the best!

Hello dear student

Career Options After learning French in India

• French Jobs in MNC, BPO, KPO, IT, and Call Centres. ...
• French Jobs in Foreign Embassies. ...
• Career Opportunities as a Translator & Interpreter. ...
• Useful in Travel, Tourism, Leisure & Hospitality Industry. ...
• A Career as a Teacher, Lecturer, and Corporate trainer. ...
• Importance of French in Import & Export Business.

Hope that's helpful

Best of luck

Hello Naresh,

I would like to tell you that completing the B2 level of French would not be sufficient and would not do much for your career but by this level you will be able to speak in French very fluently. The freshers through this level will be able to earn between 2.4 LPA to 4.8 LPA whereas the experienced ones can earn 5 LPA.

Hope it helps.

Good Luck!

Hello Kanchha,

As I can see you want to know about government colleges for B.A in French. There are two government colleges which offers B.A in French. I will provide the colleges name along with the link so that you can get information as per your interest.

Government Colleges for B.A in French are :-

1. Tagore Arts College, Puducherry.

Link :- https://www.careers360.com/colleges/tagore-arts-college-puducherr

2. Bharathidasan Government College for Women, Muthialpet.

Link :- https://www.careers360.com/colleges/bharathidasan-government-college-for-women-muthialpet .

I hope this information will be useful for you.

If you any have query please don't hesitate to drop message in the comment section below.

All the best!

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Hello Dear,

French is the most popular foreign language to learn in India. Retirement age is depends upon your service if yo are in government service then the retirement age is 60/62 depending upon state/central government job. French is one of the world's major languages and is a key medium for communication within the European Union. Translators who are skilled in French are widely in demand in business, science, medical, legal, academic and diplomatic circles.

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