Have you ever offered your staff business language training? Or, are you thinking about it? Well, Learning at Work Week on 11th – 17th May is here. And this year’s theme, Many Ways to Learn, is giving British businesses plenty to think about.
This is firmly in your wheelhouse with business language training on your agenda, because there’s no single path to language brilliance in the corporate sphere. It’s completely subjective.
Plus, it’s a winner with employees too.
How Language Learning Gives Power to Your People
Many workplaces are global workplaces circa 2026. This is why speaking your client’s language is a superpower, equipping your team to:
- Grow their mindset in a way they learn best
- Build resilience and confidence that goes way beyond the office
- Sharpen the practical skills that keep them adaptable and ahead
Business language training does all three. And here’s how.
Group Classes = More Fun and More Practice
Group business language courses are comms gold, due to:
- Lively role plays
- Pair exercises
- Real conversation
All these interactive methods are designed to get them speaking faster, on a flexible schedule around your business, at your local language school or at your workplace.
And the added bonus? Many groups add cultural awareness training or international dance sessions to the mix. Yes, language training for work can be and should be fun if it’s going to maximise engagement and progress.
1:1 Business Language Training Tailored to Your Specific Needs
Need industry specific vocabulary?
Already past the basics in Spanish, French, Italian, or Chinese?
Individual tuition programmes are built around specific goals, in the language that matters for your work, and the vocab that demonstrates common ground.
Make Language Learning at Work Count
At la Academia, we’ve had the pleasure of working with some seriously impressive companies. And they keep coming back because we make business language training something to look forward to.
Get in touch and we’ll find the ideal fit for your people, on a group or individual basis, from beginner to boardroom ready.