Well my plan is after finishing my degree in French and Spanish to maybe go and do DELE and DELF courses (I think that's what they're called, French and Spanish proficiency type things anyway) to perfect my languages, depending on my level of fluency.
Then I'd like to do an MA in interpreting and then, like many people on here it seems, interpret for the EU. I think I may need a less commonly known lanugage as well though which is why I want to learn Catalan which, as from last year, can now be used in EU institutions although it's not an official language yet. I know it's so competetive and would be really hard to get into but I'm hoping my politics A-level might help me a lil bit!
Or GCHQ would be great. I live in Cheltenham, where GCHQ is situated and it's soo annoying that I can't just go and do work experience there!!
I would also love to be a teacher but I don't think I'd be much good at it. As for the comments about how can people with good degrees possibly want to be teachers, I think it's an incredibly worthwhile and demanding profession and certainly not something to be looked upon as an inferior career.
I know I'm lucky and it's not like this everywhere, but all my language teachers are not only some of the most lovely people I know, but also brilliant linguists. I'm sure it's because of them I love languages so much!