By Annelise Hanshaw and Jae Thomas
2021-01-01 10:00:00 UTC
There are roughly 450 million native Spanish speakers in the world and the U.S. already has more Spanish speakers than Spain. If you re looking to join their ranks, then know this: You absolutely can. Learning Spanish is like learning any language. It takes practice, a good teacher, and time â not to mention some effort on your part. And while the best way to learn Spanish is by living in a Spanish-speaking country and completely immersing yourself, taking an online class or two can get you most of the way there.
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PeopleCert to provide English language exams to the French Ministry of Higher Education, Research & Innovation
PeopleCert will provide English language exams to all French students in Metropolitan France and Overseas departments and territories.
Being recognised by the French Ministry of Higher Education, Research & Innovation for our commitment to developing and delivering high-quality, internationally recognised exams is a great honor.” Byron Nicolaides, Chairman and CEO of PeopleCert.PARIS, FRANCE, December 23, 2020 /EINPresswire.com/ PeopleCert, a global leader in the development and delivery of examinations, is proud to announce the signing of an exclusive, four-year contract with the French Ministry of Higher Education, Research & Innovation to provide 636.000 LanguageCert English language exams to French undergraduate, BTS, and DUT students in Metropolitan France and Overseas departments and territories, completing their first cycle of higher education.
Five schools complete French language pilot
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A total of 150 public and private school students in Antigua and Barbuda have completed examinations through an International and Foreign Language Education pilot programme in French language studies, a Ministry of Education release said.
The programme, which aims to develop the teaching and learning of French in secondary schools as well as to facilitate students’ access to French higher education, is spearheaded by the Modern Languages Department of the Ministry of Education, Sports and Creative Industries in collaboration with the General Coordination of Alliances Françaises in the Anglophone Caribbean and the French Embassy to the OECS member states in St Lucia.