Why multilingualism is a global advantage in business and education

Multilingualism isn’t just a soft skill anymore. It’s a global advantage. In an increasingly interconnected world, the ability to navigate across languages is a gateway to opportunity. - English remains the global language of business, science, and technology. - Mandarin opens doors to the world’s second-largest economy. - Spanish connects you to over 500 million speakers across Latin America, the U.S., and Spain. - French plays a vital role in diplomacy and is spoken in 29 African countries. - Arabic is key to global trade, energy markets, and cultural influence. According to the World Economic Forum, learning additional languages boosts cognitive flexibility, improves problem-solving, and enhances both academic and workplace performance. At CRIATIVO, we see multilingualism as a core pillar of Education & Learning because preparing learners for the future means equipping them to connect, adapt, and thrive in a global world.

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