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Summary

We provide German, English, and French language courses to help you improve your language abilities. Learning a foreign language can give not only personal fulfillment but also financial gain. In fact, language specialists estimate that a professional who speaks a second language earns 10% to 15% more than a monolingual counterpart.

German

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French

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English - IELTS

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Why is it necessary to study a foreign language?

Various Job Openings

Being able to communicate in two or more languages opens doors to a variety of job options that are not available to monolingual candidates. Marketing, transportation, administration, sales, retail, banking, education, law, communication, public relations, tourism, and government, to mention a few, all offer these options. Most businesses, predictably, require bilingual or multilingual workers.

Boost Your Chances of Getting Hired

If all other factors are equal, a multilingual job prospect will be more appealing than one who only knows one language. According to the British Chamber of Commerce, almost 60% of businesses that want to do business in another country are unable to do so due to a lack of multilingual workers. Being able to communicate in a foreign language makes you a desirable proposition for any firm, especially one that exports.

Pay raises

It's a straightforward supply and demand situation. Because there are fewer of them, those who can speak more than one language are in more demand than those who cannot. As a result, multilingual staffs carries a higher price tag. According to the specialists at BRIC Language Systems, knowing a foreign language can enhance a median income by 10% to 15%, and by as much as 10% for upper-level employment.

Opportunities for Professional Growth

Employees who can communicate in a foreign language and have worked with people from many cultures are better positioned for promotions and higher-level positions. Managers that can travel internationally to negotiate sales and oversee operations are needed by larger firms. Smaller businesses require multilingual staff who can assist in the exploration of new business opportunities and the establishment of new operations in foreign countries.