Summary: A Career As A Veterinarian

Today, there are more than 37 million Spanish speakers in the United States alone which makes this the second largest language spoken and 350 million, worldwide so exploiting a foreign language, such as Spanish, in the present day economy could be immensely beneficial to your future career. While enhancing your studies and conducting research into central sources, learning spanish unfolds a world of possibility. It will make you stand out it the competitive job market, allows you to work abroad, improves cognitive competence and also pairs well with other fields of study, such as Veterinary medicine. As a veterinarian, you have many tasks and responsibilities when on the job. A few are the following: Examine animals to detect and determine …show more content…
Their salary per year is about $89,000 and their salary per hour is around $42.68, depending on the location you are living/ working. The demand of vets is increasing every year by 8% in Pennsylvania, stated from the website “onetonline.org” and each year there are around 70 job openings. With this slim amount of jobs available for Veterinarians in the entire state of PA, having the ability to speak a foreign language will allow you to stand out to employers because of your useful, helpful, and versatile characteristics. This could possibly enable you to receive the job over others who do not have the ability to speak another language. The level of education needed to become a vet is very extensive. People in this field of study need a master’s degree, Ph.D and some require an M.D. According to “BigFuture.CollegeBoard” it is “even harder to get into veterinary school than medical school because there are only 28 accredited programs in the United States.”. With these statistics, learning Spanish could improve your overall resume and help you get accepted to schools of your