stephania
10-17-2008, 08:54 AM
Hi guys, my best friend is a student in Spain who just completed her cursos first certificate Madrid (http://www.english.babylon-idiomas.com/esp/es/cursos-ingles-first-certificate.htm) to certify that she can use the English language on a strong enough level to work in a business, it’s great because a lot of multi-national companies seem to look for people with such qualifications to help them work on proyectos multilingues (http://www.quicksilvertranslate.com/es/Procesos-y-metodologia-de-traduccion.axd) for their business. She still fined some work very hard, and wants to perfect her English through more study, but it’s going very well I think. She may have to put it on hold because the business that employs her now has offered to sponsor her to do a master direccion de calidad, (http://www.ide-cesem.com/) isn’t that great?! She’s really excited; she thinks they’re in real need of multilingual students with strong business skills these days, don’t you? Though she thinks maybe this sort of sponsorship for education and training is dying out a little, she must be very lucky. Has anyone noticed kind of a decline in sponsorships and apprenticeships when it comes to training and education, or is it just her? She thinks Germany values education very highly but she don’t know about England or Spain.