We know how valuable language skills are to the workforce and the economy, but it seems like there’s even more evidence now to show that there’s a high price tag attached to the lack of language skills across the English speaking world. A new report shows that a shortage of translators in Ireland, capable of [...]
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Ireland pays the price for lack of translators
Posted in Language news, tagged Ireland, languages, translation on July 30, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Ireland also faces language challenge
Posted in Language news, tagged CILT, Ireland, language learning, Mandarin on June 29, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
It’s a widely held belief that Britons aren’t the best at learning languages. But it seems that the Irish share our lack of linguistic ability. The Irish Independent reports that according to the latest Graduate Recruitment Trends Survey, over 23% of employers complain that Irish graduates lack fluency in a foreign language. The article also [...]

