Published On: June 23rd, 2017|

The Fiji Times – Bhawna Kundra

“Multilingual students are able to communicate and interact with people from different communities. A potential employer values this asset so it opens up employment opportunities. Doors are around the world can also be opened by developing language-oriented skills. In the competitive modern world, multilingualism is progressively becoming a necessary and demanding skill in order to get a decent job in growing global market. The ones who speak one language will begin to be left behind the in interconnected global economy. Employers also believe the ability to speak a second language shows the aspiring employee is motivated and driven to learn new skills.”(more)