Carlisle
Want to travel abroad, connect with family overseas, or expand your business across borders?
Take the first step: enroll in a language course in Carlisle.
Opportunity for bilinguals and multilinguals abound in Carlisle and beyond.
How will you keep up?
Carlisle was once a small settlement founded by John Armstrong in 1751 but it quickly grew to hold a prominent place in the global economy. Large manufacturing and distribution companies such as Amazon and CenturyLink have helped to expand the city’s local market. As more companies continue to operate within Carlisle, the need for talent workers continues to rise. One of the most sought-after skills in the market is foreign language ability. Language Trainers helps to connect workers with qualified, native speaking teachers to improve upon this vital skill and gain a leg up when looking for a career move. Courses are provided to students on a personal basis and will be molded to a plan that matches the speed that works best for each individual. free online language tests are available to help you test your foreign language acumen and we offer the opportunity to contacting us with a custom-made plan.
Bilinguals' increased use of 2 language systems can protect against Alzheimer's.
Translators and interpreters are expected to be one of the top 15 fastest growing occupations in the US.
70% of job recruiters view bilingualism as an extremely impressive quality in job candidates.
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language teachers in Carlisle
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4 Arts International
BP Oil UK Ltd
Famot Group
Geoscience Australia
Client testimonials
See some of the testimonials we have received from our clients.”Lessons are going fine. Beatriz continues to be an excellent teacher.”
Spanish course in Tucson”I enjoyed my first English lesson and Jane is an excellent teacher for me. She could understand me and what I need in order to enhance my English skills. I'm looking forward to the future lessons.”
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