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Should a 33 year old learn English to become an interpreter?

VnExpressVnExpress28/01/2024


I want to study a second degree in English to start a career in translation and interpretation, but I'm afraid that starting late will leave me with few job opportunities.

I am a 33-year-old male currently working in a government agency. I am looking to go to university to get a second degree in English Language to find an opportunity to switch to a career as an interpreter or language translator. However, I am struggling with several reasons.

First, at my age is it too late to start learning a new trade?

Second, after finishing my second degree, I will be 36 years old. Will I still have a chance to get a job?

Third, how long is the career of interpretation and translation?

Fourth, if not English, what other direction do I have?

Hope everyone gives advice.

Manh Ha



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