Abstract
If business people are to have the language skills to compete in
the Single European Market, these must be taught in further and higher
education, along with business and technical skills. The current moves,
now strongly supported by several EC initiatives, towards such a
proactive policy which will enable the business community to recruit
from a growing pool of students in all disciplines, with good language
skills are explored. Selected employees must be given access to
full‐time language training and there must be partnership between
business and education in the design and provision of a linguistic
infrastructure for trading in the SEM.
Subject
Development,General Business, Management and Accounting,Education
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1. Lost for words … and losing business;Industrial and Commercial Training;1996-06-01