Career Paths: Jobs for English Majors

Not sure how to use your English degree? Don't worry, you've got options! Watch Kaylee, an English major, try out three engaging jobs in a single day. In this video, a copywriter, brand manager and book editor describe their daily work and the skills needed to be great at their job.

Here are more details about each of the jobs Kaylee explored:

2. Brand managers are responsible for driving awareness and consumer engagement while ensuring relevance of the brand’s products. They are natural promoters, love crafting content, and thrive working closely with customers and industry influencers.

There are endless possibilities for English Majors - every company needs someone who can write and communicate effectively. Be willing to put yourself out there, keep an open mind and look for unexpected way to apply your writing skills.

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[floooorgangg]

I love the Career Path videos on this channel. It helps students like myself to know how a college degree in a certain discipline can translate to certain job prospects in the real world.

[jrodt]

It would be nice to including the avg number of job postings and salary info. These shows potential career paths but it can be very challenging if everytime you apply for one of these gigs you have to compete with hundreds of other qualified candidates.

[AliciaRice-vt]

a clear and concise display of English majors as a copywriter

[meddws]

I majored in communications thinking it was sexier and more employable than majoring in English. I fully regret this and would undo my years of being a communications major to be an English major nerd any day.

[maddyz]

Hello! I'm an intern in the English department at my school, I was wondering if I could share this video with my students?

[sheryl]

Can you describe more career opportunities for English graduates. Me and my friends need a correct guidance

[marianchakraborty]

It's really a nice initiative. I am a English majors as well and yes it helped me too

[kagontleserutle]

Wow the lady was so cool, she's definitely on the right track, this video truly inspired me, I love languages too and writing, I would love to persue a career in that field but we're often told that we're going to starve with a degree on our hands, especially in my country South Africa where unemployment among the youth is at its peak.

[sachaielijah]

Most jobs want experience, I love this video but realistically if you don’t have experience jobs won’t hire you. I have an English degree currently and it’s not that easy

[Justkicks_]

Can you become a technical writer if you majored in English?

[RunOs]

I wonder if she still does the same job today?

[wandefter]

Ngl, this video just convinced me not to study for a degree in literature 💀

[priyadharshini]

I'm interested in a brand manager... I want to know more details about that... And If you are giving any job for fresher, give me the

[AdrianasWonderland]

such a great video, I want to have carrer in gaming community, to be a writer for games and animations films, does any of you have someinformations how to start/study look for internshios?

[paige]

I want to be as confident and efficient as them

[chesterrw]

yeo i fr Lol'd when they hugged at 4:01 bc a Engineering student would nvr do that

[MrCellatus]

Its a little unfair though. As a Boggan she can complete most tasks in a matter of minutes, as long as no one is watching.