Iniaalok ng Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) ang libreng pag-aral ng lengguwahe ng ibang bansa.
Ayon kay Ms. Irene Isaac, TESDA director general, layunin nitong mabigyan ang ating kababayan ng advantage o mas magandang tsansa na makapasok sa trabaho.
“Graduates and workers with foreign language skills will have a better chance of getting hired or getting promoted.
Employees or applicants who have the extra communication skills will always have the edge,” pahayag ni Isaac.
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Kabilang sa mga iniaalok na libreng foreign language education ay ang English, Nihongo (Japanese), Mandarin Chinese, Arabic at Spanish. (Mac Cabreros)
