When it comes to language learning in the UK, the figures aren’t great. Less and less students are taking languages but we’re hearing more and more stories about the increased importance put on learning them. So where do we stand? I think that more needs to be done to encourage young people to study languages [...]
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Languages – should the government make up its mind?
Posted in Language news, press releases, tagged education, GCSE, government, language learning, University on March 1, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Language skills improve employability
Posted in Euro London news, Language news, press releases, tagged employment, languages, survey on May 18, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
We all know how important languages are, but here are the stats to prove it! We recently surveyed 228 employers and 86% felt that languages were an important skill set and improve someone’s employability. (You may have seen this story covered in various blogs and magazines!) We asked our participants what they thought the most [...]
Encouraging language learning could save UK economy
Posted in press releases, tagged Business Language Prize, CILT, language learning, Olympics on July 17, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Our recent press release! We’re in a recession but the UK economy is losing out because of our lack of language skills. That was the message from the European Award for Languages 2009, where multi lingual recruiter Euro London Appointments sponsored the Business Language Prize. The ceremony reinforced the message that languages are key to [...]
More languages in demand as organisations try to beat recession
Posted in press releases, tagged Europe, hiring, jobs, languages on June 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
As UK companies look to overseas markets to maximise on business during the downturn, there has been a boost in demand for more exotic language skills, especially within the finance and sales sectors. That’s according to a new hiring trends report from multilingual recruitment consultancy Euro London Appointments. Dutch, German, Japanese and Russian remain popular [...]

