World Language Department
World Languages are the keys to the whole world! The emphasis in all world language classes is the ability to communicate in the target language. Language classes integrate the study of geography, art, architecture, history, and literature with writing, speaking, and listening skills. Higher order thinking skills are addressed through problem-solving situations in the target language. Latin classes emphasize increasing vocabulary skills for SAT testing. Challenging Advanced Placement courses in French, Spanish, Latin, and German employ primary documents, sophisticated literature, and complex cultural content. Exciting student foreign exchange and travel programs to Spanish, French, German and Italian speaking countries complement language study. A Japanese language program is a recent addition to our program.
World Language study is an important adjunct skill to any professional or technical career, complimenting and enhancing this training, therefore making it a pivotal part of all eight career clusters.
What can I do with a major in Foreign Languages?
What can I do with a major in Foreign Languages?
Art Conservator
Language Researcher
Chef
Public Relations Specialist Writer
Customs Official
Science Writer
Foreign Service Officer
Scientific Linguist
Foreign Student Advisor
Teacher
Import/Export Agent
Translator
Intelligence Agent
Travel Agent
Interpreter
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