1. They provide a real, value-added service

learning a new language is extremely valuable :

• It makes you more intelligent: research conducted by the University of Edinburgh revealed that those who spoke more than one language performed better on intelligence tests, regardless of when the second language was acquired.
• It strengthens and changes your brain: research carried out by Penn State researchers demontrates that learning a language strengthens the brain, going so far as to change its actual structure.
• It helps expand and grow your business: this market study discovered that 70% of the executives surveyed  need English for business growth and expansion.

2. They work in a sustainable growth industry

Language learning is a huge growth industry. The world population is growing, and with it the need for all of these new people to communicate with each other. Figures and projections have been made to demonstrate what is in store for the language industry in the future.

There are currently 1.75 billion English speakers (of various levels) in the world right now. The British council projects that there will be 2 billion in 2020.

3. They take quality seriously

The issue of quality has been an important one for years within the language school industry, and maintaining high, internationally recognized standards effectively demonstrates the professionalism, level of investment, and good intentions of the school to prospective students.

• Asei School uses online tests to assess a language level (for example Bulats,IELTS, TOEIC, TOEFL) .
• Our teachers have an internationally recognised teaching certification (CELTA, DELTA, Trinity CertTESOL).

4. They’re good at communicating

Communication in language schools is not just a buzz word. Their core mission is to improve communication in another language. Added to that is the vast quantity of people a language school has to deal with every day (staff, teachers, students, agents,suppliers, clients, etc.). It is fundamental that language schools themselves know how to communicate while they teach communication: internally and externally.

5. They’re multicultural

Language schools embody diversity: they tend to have a workforce comprising of people of different backgrounds, races, sexes, ages, and cultures, and this brings many advantages, such as tolerance, open-mindedness, and good communication, which are all good requisites for successful and sustained business performance. A Forbes study in 2011 went further and said that diversity in the work place actually fosters innovation.

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