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Language revitalization program director.

Project manager at a language learning tech company.

These interviews are by Lauren Gawne at Superlinguo (see also her master list of linguistics jobs interviews):

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Linguistics podcasters - me and Lauren Gawne featured in Babel Magazine’s Meet the Professionals series.Speech Pathologist ( profile, more resources).

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Part VII - How to level up your Weird Internet Careerīoth common and unexpected jobs that people have gotten with a linguistics degree - click for interviews! Also check the linguistics jobs tag for the most recent interviews, since it updates automatically.

Part VI - Is it too late for me to start my Weird Internet Career?.

Part V - What can a Weird Internet Career look like?.

Part IV - How to make money doing a Weird Internet Career.

Part III - How to start a Weird Internet Career.

Part II - How I Built a Weird Internet Career as an Internet Linguist.

Part I - What is a Weird Internet Career?.

Lingthusiasm Bonus #15: linguistics grad school adviceĪ series on making a living making weird stuff on the internet, as of late 2019.

How to become a professor in linguistics.

Lingthusiasm Bonus #21: What’s it really like at academic linguistics conferences?.

Do I need to have a linguistics major/undergrad degree to apply for linguistics grad school?.

Linguistics grad school advice, part 2: how do you decide which grad schools to go to or apply to for linguistics?.

Linguistics grad school advice, part 1: how do you know if you want to get a PhD in linguistics?.

Should you go to grad school in linguistics? Maybe.

What is LaTeX and why do linguists love it for typing linguistics symbols?.

How to find student-friendly academic linguistics conferences near you.

So, your linguistics department has a recruitment challenge (how to increase undergraduate enrollement).

How to find a topic for your linguistics paper.

28 tips for doing better in your intro linguistics course.

How much jargon do you need to know before starting a linguistics undergrad class? (Spoiler: not much!).

How to look for linguistics undergraduate programs.

Trying to hack the IB diploma into something vaguely linguistic.

Proto-linguistics: 6 ways to do linguistics in high school.

Linguistics resources for high school teachers.

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How to teach yourself linguistics online for free.Practical advice if you want to start a podcast (by superlinguo, which I co-sign as we have a podcast together).How to write a successful pop linguistics book (which doubles as a guide to how to break into pop linguistics writing).Notes from a LingComm mini-course that I taught at the 2017 Linguistics Summer Institute: LingComm day 1: Goals, LingComm day 2: Terminology and the explainer structure, LingComm day 3: The Curse of Knowledge and short talks, LingComm day 4: Myth debunking and in-person events, LingComm day 5 & 6: Events, self-promotion, and charades, and LingComm, day 7 & 8: Pitching and final projects.Lingthusiasm Bonus #3: How to sell linguistics skills to employers.Advice for linguistics profs looking to support your students in getting jobs beyond academia.Livetweets and slides from a talk I gave about getting linguistics out of the ivory tower.

Differences between writing pop linguistics, teaching, and even other pop science.Advice for writing pop linguistics articles.LingComm - a series on communicating linguistics to non-linguists.General lingcomm skills: how to explain why your linguistics degree is relevant in a job interview or application The linguistics jobs series interviews people who have a linguistics major, linguistics minor, masters in linguistics, or doctorate in linguistics, about what they’re doing with their careers, advice for current linguistics students looking at the job market, what kinds of work experience they had, and what they wish they’d known about trying to get a job with a linguistics degree. What kinds of jobs can you get with a linguistics major? What career options are there for linguistics PhDs who don’t want to go into academia?