English Major Jobs 101: Everything You Need To Know About Finding A Job You Love

Learn How I Make Six Figures With an English Degree – And How You Can Do the Same

It’s common to feel frustrated, discouraged, or even depressed about your chances of a getting a job with an English degree. (Maybe it’s because even professors say, “If you want to get a job, don’t study English!” Gee, thanks Professor.)

Career counselors and professors give advice, but maybe translating that into the real-world still feels like a mystery. Sure, they keep saying English degrees are versatile, but there’s not a lot of information about how to get a non-teaching job.

My name is Matt Hall, and I remember feeling the same way during my English program. I decided teaching wasn’t for me, but I didn’t have any idea how to take what I’d learned as an English major and leverage it to get a job. Through a lot of hard work and a little bit of luck, I stumbled upon the key to success with any degree – especially English.

As it turns out, the skills we learn as English majors really are in high-demand, but simply studying English isn’t enough to land a great job.

In order for English majors to land a high-paying job right out of college, they need the following:

• Practical, real-world experience
• The ability to think like a potential employer
• Concrete examples of their skills

By learning these keys to job success, I was able to go from broke to earning a six-figure income in less than 18 months after graduation. Not bad, right?

Now I’m sharing what I’ve learned with you so you don’t have to make the same mistakes I did.

To help you prepare for a great job after graduation, I’ve written The English Major’s Guide to Getting a Job. It’s a step-by-step resource to help you know EXACTLY what employers really want – and how to become the type of candidate they want to hire.

Here’s what’s in this guide:

• Why working part-time at “Burger Hut” is a terrible idea for English majors – and what you should do instead. (This helps you look more appealing to potential employers while making a LOT more money.)
• What you need to be doing now to get a job after graduation (and it’s not just getting an internship).
• How you can make $48,000 per year or more while you go to school – no matter where you live.
• The technical skills every English major needs to land interviews. (These are simpler than you would think, and you can learn them for free.)
• Why 90% of your English department professors will give you bad job advice. (You’ll also learn which ones you should trust.)
• How to find a way to do what you love while actually making a real living.
• How to “pivot” and still find a great career even if the traditional English major routes (ie, teaching) are not for you.
• A breakdown of English major career opportunities. (Some of these are definitely not what your guidance counselors are telling you.)
• The reason grammar-obsessed English majors might not be great employees.
• A simple technique to write persuasive resumes in minutes.
• How to know which experience to include on a resume – and what to do if you don’t have relevant experience.
• The most dangerous myth keeping English majors from finding employment. (You see this in almost every movie.)
• A sneaky way to build a career path “cheat sheet” to know exactly what jobs to chase.
• How you can have lists of in-demand job skills sent to your inbox every day – automatically.
• The method smart English majors use to make their coursework count for more than a grade. (This helped me land a $70,000/year job shortly after graduating.)
• What to do if you don’t feel qualified for a great job. (This helps in more ways than just your professional life.)
• How to write a top-notch cover letter without stressing out.
• The way all English majors can claim a year of work experience (or more) immediately after graduation.
• Over 35 pain-free ways any English major (including introverts) can network and build relationships.
• How to know if you should apply to lots of jobs or just a few.
• The one website builder you should ALWAYS avoid.
• When getting a Master’s and PhD are a good idea.
• The top productivity tools to save time. (This gives you a lot more time to work on your career while still staying up on class readings.)
• How you can become job proof. (Because of this strategy, getting laid off isn’t scary at all.)

…And a lot more to help you get a great job after graduating.

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