The growing divide between Britain’s rich and poor isn’t just economic — it’s also linguistic
Multilingualism is becoming increasingly important for 21st century business. Why, then, aren’t more pupils studying a language at school?
Multilingualism is becoming increasingly important for 21st century business. Why, then, aren’t more pupils studying a language at school?
In this blog, we discuss the importance of multilingualism to British business in this age of digitisation and globalisation.
In this blog our Vendor Manager Adrian Cruz shares his experience with the English phrase “What’s the damage?”
In 2001 the Council of Europe and the European Union jointly organised The European Year of Languages. This was successful in involving millions of people across 45 countries. Its activities celebrated linguistic diversity in Europe and promoted language learning. Following the success of the Year of Languages, the Council of Europe declared a European Day …
I sit here with my cup of tea and chocolate wafer snack, pondering the fact that in less than two months’ time, Britons are off to the polls to make a big decision regarding our future in (or out of) the European Union, and yet no-one seems to be asking what is surely the biggest …