Written by Gabriela Estrada

How many times have you tried to learn English and quit halfway through? Many people abandon this challenge due to impatience or lack of motivation, which ends up wasting time, money, illusions and opportunities to grow. Sound familiar? The b...

Written by Gabriela Estrada

In the world of Latin American immigration, having an ace up your sleeve can make all the difference. Many Latinos aspire to enter Canada through conventional routes, and that's fine, but these are often highly competitive and involve more steps. So...

Written by Gabriela Estrada

When it comes to salaries, speaking more than one language makes a difference in the world of work, and if we combine employment opportunities with migration, even more so. Bilingual Latinos are much more competitive for a good job in the foreign market ...

Written by Gabriela Estrada

To learn a new language, such as French, is to discover a new facet of life. For the Spanish-speaking population, it is an opportunity to open up and gain access to other cultures and different ways of thinking and seeing the world. Sometimes, native Spanish speakers are only able to...

Written by Gabriela Estrada

Studies have shown that workers who speak more than one language tend to earn more money and have access to more employment opportunities. Specifically, in Canada, Hispanic immigrants who are fluent in English and/or French have a huge competitive advantage.

Written by Diana Ladino

Did you know that France is not the only country where French is spoken? We also find French speakers in other countries such as Switzerland, Algeria, Belgium, Canada and many more. 

This beautiful and elegant language is the fifth most widely spoken language in the world and for years it has been...