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Cultural Advisers

Employment Prospects

Employers

Cultural advisers are employed on a contract- or project-basis by businesses, associations, and educational institutions. Large global companies are the most significant source of employment for cultural advisers as they seek to serve the global population. Small to medium-sized companies that do business in a particular region also employ cultural advisers. Companies in large cities offer the most opportunities for cultural advisers, especially those cities that border other countries and their economies.

Starting Out

Most cultural advisers do not begin this career right after college. Some real-life experience is necessary to be qualified to fill the cultural adviser's role. Once that experience is obtained, you will be ready to try advising.

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