One advantage of a professional career in language education is job variety.
Language educators work in and outside the classroom specializing in subject areas (teaching of writing, speaking), content areas (language for business, translators) and age groups (elementary education, college, adults). The field of applied linguistics has the need for specialists in research, language testing, teacher training, publications and other specialized fields. As a result you will find variety among our TESOL and TFL alumni.
Recent graduates of the MATESOL and MATFL degree programs are now working around the world, involved in the following areas:
| University and College Teaching |
48% |
| Elementary and Secondary Teaching |
16% |
| Language Program Administration |
13% |
| Public and Private Adult Education |
5% |
| Language Training for Business |
4% |
| Advanced Degree Candidates |
4% |
| Publishing, Testing, Curriculum Design |
4% |
| Careers in Other Fields |
6% |
Recent GSLEL graduates are surveyed by GSLEL Career Services for statistical purposes. The surveys contain information about the graduates place of employment, type of work, and location by region. Click on the year of graduation below to review the placement report in a word document.
- 6-months out surveys: Dec 02, May 03, Dec 03, May 04, Dec 04, May 05, Dec 05
- 1-year out surveys: Dec 04, May 05, Dec 05, May 06
- Summer Employment surveys: May 04, May 05, May 06, May 07, May 08
The MA in TESOL and TFL programs successfully prepares students for future doctoral studies. Each year several GSLEL graduates embark upon further studies in fields such as second language acquisition, education, and language/cultural studies. Click here to view a full listing of the programs of study attended by our alumni.
Click on Alumni Profiles on the left, to find out more about the career paths of Monterey Institute TESOL and TFL alumni.
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