Reasons for studying/acquiring foreign language (Ball State University)http://www.bsu.edu/csh/languages/program/careers.htm

Handout or web link with information on:
Foreign Languages Help Prepare You For Various Careers
Internationalization And The Workplace
Education And Foreign Languages: Important For Many Careers 

For links to information on careers that use language skills, visit http://career.utk.edu/students/majors/links/foreign.htm

Foreign Language: What Can I do With this Degree?  Makes a nice three-page handout showing Areas, Employers, and Strategies:
http://career.utk.edu/students/majors/pdf/foreign.pdf

Universal Highways, Inc. lists careers that require foreign language expertise
http://www.universalhighways.com/foreign-language-careers.html

In 1995, Emmanuel Ngomsi, Ph.D., Universal Highway's President and Senior Consultant, received the National Foreign Language Fellowship Award from The National Endowment for The Humanities and The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation.

Dr. Ngomsi is the creator of Yan-koloba, a multicultural teamwork, teambuilding and character building game rooted in African cultures. 

See the link “Learn Foreign Languages” for “A case for learning a foreign language.”

"Knowing Other Languages Brings Opportunities”
http://www.samford.edu/schools/artsci/wlc/letter.pdf

A colorful, tri-fold brochure in PDF file that may be reproduced free of charge.
Produced by the Modern Language Association.

Careers Using Foreign Language http://translate.miis.edu/careers/profession_ufl.html?catid=54
A three-page handout on “Careers Using Foreign Language” as a primary or secondary skill. 

Information regarding the Graduate School of Translation and Interpretation at Monterey Institute of International Studies an affiliate of Middlebury College

Getting to use your languages at work doesn’t always mean being a teacher, translator or interpreter. Languages are used in lots of very different ways and different degrees of fluency and different languages are needed according to the market.  For more information visit 

http://www.languageswork.org.uk/pdf/talkc.pdf for a four-page brochure on languages and careers entitled Work Talk: A Guide to Languages and Careers