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Specializations and job openings

Specializations – A brief overview 

 

From the second semester of the second year of the degree onwards, LLCER students are invited to choose a specialization, in the form of two teaching units per semester. In order to be coherent pedagogically speaking, students cannot change their specialization between their second year and their third year. The aim is to discover a business sector in order to prepare further studies and therefore it aims at professionalization. Five specializations are offered, respectively on the campuses of Nancy or Metz.

Specializations related to teaching

 

The “Teaching” specialization is divided into four choices:

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  1. The “Secondary Education and Research” specialization (in Nancy) aims at teaching English in secondary education and at university, as well as at academic research. This specialization prepares students for the examinations for secondary school postings, such as the French CAPES and agrégation of English. This specialization enables students to continue their studies at the master’s level in what is called in France a MEEF master’s (related to education and teaching), or even in the “Langues et Sociétés” Master’s, oriented towards the English-speaking worlds and jobs related to books, texts and materialities. To have more information on this specialization, please click here.

  2. The “Primary education” specialization (in Nancy and Metz) aims at primary education. The MEEF Master’s about Primary Education is the natural continuation of studies after this specialization. To have more information on this specialization, please click here.

  3. The “French Foreign Language” specialization (in Nancy and Metz) aims at teaching French abroad or to foreigners. A Master’s degree in Didactics of Languages is the natural continuation after this specialization.

  4. The “Deepenings and Disciplinary crossings” specialization (in Metz) is aimed at teaching and research.

 

This specialization can lead to typical jobs related to education, namely: certified or associate professor of English in a secondary school, teacher in a primary school, lecturer, Ministry of National Education inspector, assistant principal, head of school, librarian in a school, etc.

The “Translation and inter-culturalism” specialization (in Nancy)

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This specialization aims at further studies in translation, as part of Master’s degrees of translation or interpretation or Master’s degrees linked to languages and multimedia, or even schools of translation or interpretation.

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It leads to jobs such as: interpreter; conference/liaison interpreter, literary/sworn/subtitle translator, European webzines translator/adapter, bilingual or trilingual executive secretary/assistant, Army listening linguist…

The “Cultural Tourism” specialization (in Nancy)

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This specialization aims at continuing studies in the “Langues et Sociétés” Master’s, oriented towards the English-speaking worlds and jobs related to culture and tourism in Nancy, as well as in other Master's in the fields of languages, culture and tourism.

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This specialization leads to professions such as: creator of tourist products as part of a specialized tour operator, cultural mediator in structures welcoming an international public, mission head for local authorities, tourism Engineering consultant, tour guide, flight attendant or steward…

The “Imaginary and Spectacles” specialization (in Nancy)

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This specializaion aims at pursuing studies in the fields of culture and entertainment. This leads to professions related to the stage, such as props master, scenographer, or even artistic director…

The “Journalism, Media and Society" specialization (in Nancy)

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This specialization aims at pursuing studies in journalism schools or in the publishing business, and it leads to the professions of reporter, editor or independent journalist…

Two specializations which lead to Public Service Jobs (only open in Metz)

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  • The "Large region and European competitions" specialization

  • The "Preparation for administrative competitions" specialization

And otherwise?

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In addition, a LLCER degree opens doors to competitive exams, including those for certain business schools, for the public service (category A or B), but also for libraries.

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Furthermore, it is also important to know that in the LLCER Bilingual/Bicultural degree, specializations related to teaching are not available.

About us

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Cyrielle is currently enrolled in a Bilingual and Bicultural (English-Spanish) degree, and is specialized in cultural tourism. She had the opportunity of studying at the University of Birmingham, in England, for a semester. Contact her.

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Laura is enrolled in an English degree, and is specialized in primary education. She is currently working at the Abert Camus secondary school in Jarville-la-Malgrange as an educational assistant. She takes part in an TANDEM language exchange with a student from the University of Newcastle, in England. Contact her.

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Léa is enrolled in a Bilingual and Bicultural (English-Spanish) degree, and is specialized in cultural tourism. She went to the University of Valencia, in Spain, during the first semester of her last year as an undergraduate as part of the ERASMUS program. Contact her.

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Laurine is enrolled in an English degree, and is specialized in cultural tourism. She works at the Manufacture multimedia library, in Nancy, and got an internship at the Beaux-Arts museum. Contact her.

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Doriane is enrolled in an English degree, and is specialized in secondary education and research. She has worked for one year in the Albert Camus secondary school, in Jarville-la-Malgrange, as an educational assistant and took part in the collective translation of two novels as part of the ARIEL (Auteur en Résidence Internationale en Lorraine) project. Contact her. 

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