learning a new language can help to find a better job in London
December 7, 2006 (Press Release) --
Learn a new language, Italian, Chinese or Japanese?
As the UK and London are growing everyday more international you might have started to realise that there is an urgent need of language skills.
The government has plans to introduce foreign language classes since the early years of education. In fact by 2010 foreign language lessons will be started in the primary schools across the UK.
Because we live in a very competitive market it is now very important to speak another language. Bilingual job seekers are more likely to find employment in the short term.
It is not just for the job but a second language will boost your confidence, it will improve your communication skills, it will make your holiday more interesting and it will enhance your social life.
European languages are often the most popular, French, Spanish, German and Italian are at the top of the list. But now Chinese Mandarin and Japanese are climbing to the top of the most studied languages. Chinese market is becoming everyday more interesting for investors and therefore speaking the language will enhance the chance of succeeding in this country. Japan has traditionally attracted people because of its rich and unique culture.
In the recent year Britons have also demonstrated an increased interest for the Italian language. There are several reasons for this choice. Italy has good climate and it makes a destination for those who wants to retire in the sun. There has been an increase of property hunter in Italy but not just in Tuscany, now destinations are Umbria, Apulia and Abruzzo, where property are cheap and abundant.
Nowadays and there people studying Italian to improve their business. Italy’s traditional sectors have always been fashion and food and other luxurious goods.
If you are a designer or a clothing manufacturer or anyway related to the fashion industry Italian is the right language to learn.
Some Italian languages students just started to love Italy after the first trip to Rome or Venice and they became so mesmerised that they never wanted to leave.
Whatever your reason Italy has something for everyone.
As the UK and London are growing everyday more international you might have started to realise that there is an urgent need of language skills.
The government has plans to introduce foreign language classes since the early years of education. In fact by 2010 foreign language lessons will be started in the primary schools across the UK.
Because we live in a very competitive market it is now very important to speak another language. Bilingual job seekers are more likely to find employment in the short term.
It is not just for the job but a second language will boost your confidence, it will improve your communication skills, it will make your holiday more interesting and it will enhance your social life.
European languages are often the most popular, French, Spanish, German and Italian are at the top of the list. But now Chinese Mandarin and Japanese are climbing to the top of the most studied languages. Chinese market is becoming everyday more interesting for investors and therefore speaking the language will enhance the chance of succeeding in this country. Japan has traditionally attracted people because of its rich and unique culture.
In the recent year Britons have also demonstrated an increased interest for the Italian language. There are several reasons for this choice. Italy has good climate and it makes a destination for those who wants to retire in the sun. There has been an increase of property hunter in Italy but not just in Tuscany, now destinations are Umbria, Apulia and Abruzzo, where property are cheap and abundant.
Nowadays and there people studying Italian to improve their business. Italy’s traditional sectors have always been fashion and food and other luxurious goods.
If you are a designer or a clothing manufacturer or anyway related to the fashion industry Italian is the right language to learn.
Some Italian languages students just started to love Italy after the first trip to Rome or Venice and they became so mesmerised that they never wanted to leave.
Whatever your reason Italy has something for everyone.
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