Did you grow up speaking a language other than English? Have you always been interested in speaking a foreign language? Does traveling with a battalion while you interpret enemy plans and question prisoners of war sound appealing to you? If so, consider a career in the Military.

Your Translation Depends on It

When you join the Military, you’ll enter basic training where you’ll learn what it takes to be a soldier. You’ll then begin advanced training where you’ll receive 6 to 12 months of training in the language of choice. During training, you’ll also learn questioning techniques, how to prepare reports and how to use state-of-the-art communication equipment. Upon completion of your advanced training, you’ll enter the Military and begin interpreting right away. You’ll climb aboard a submarine or airplane as you interpret enemy and allied plans, question prisoners of war or record and translate foreign radio transmissions.    Click Here lend your language skills to one of the most important careers in the Military.

Life After the Military

The Military makes sure that you have a smooth transition back into civilian life. You’ll be put in touch with organizations looking for Military-trained professionals like yourself to interpret and translate data and speech for government, non-government and charity organizations. If you’d like a career that allows you to continue giving back, consider enrolling in the Troops to Teachers Program where you’ll be certified to become a teacher in your home state. Click here to begin a career of service for a lifetime.

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