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Implementing a national Foreign languages Education Strategy is a priority for the Department of education and Skills, as are science and maths,
and a new Foreign languages in Education Strategy. The development of a new National Skills Strategy will provide a crucial framework for understanding
ï§Develop and implement the new Foreign languages in Education Strategy; ï§Publish regional labour market profiles to better reconcile available skills with employers†needs;
and commence implementation of a new Foreign languages in Education Strategy. DES) 21 Publish the national employer survey of higher and further education outcomes.
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The Foreign language Plan increases the number of classes given in English at all levels throughout the education system,
teaching more foreign languages; and creating at least one vocational centre of excellence in each of the eight Andalusia provinces to
Foreign language skills will become increasingly important. However, the limited demand for language skills by the existing cohort of companies in the South East can result in reduced
Foreign language skills will become increasingly important. However, the limited demand for language skills by the existing cohort of companies can result in reduced retention of
Foreign language competence...253 12.3. Intercultural Competencies and the Innovation Process...264 "Innosupport: Supporting Innovation in SMES
Foreign language http://www. engines4ed. org/hyperbook/nodes/NODE-302-pg. html Modern training regimens often divorce instruction from practice,
Foreign language competence page 253 of 271 12.2. Foreign language competence Introduction The manager of big company wakes up in the middle of the night.
In her dream she had presented her new, exciting product on a huge market square. A big crowd of people had been standing around her
and survive without foreign language knowledge. Nowadays, in a globalised economy, foreign language and intercultural competencies have become decisive factors
Products, services and information are moving fast between continents and if we want to be more than
and therefore we need adequate communication tools, firstly, foreign language skills 12.2.1. What does it mean to be competent in another language?..
Why and where does foreign language competence matter in innovation processes?..254 12.2.3. Seeking and comparing innovative solutions abroad...
How to acquire foreign language competence for the company?..257 12.2.5. Case studies...258 12.2.6. Self-Assessment foreign language competencies and needs...
259 12.2.7. Resources...262 "Innosupport: Supporting Innovation in SMES "-12.2. Foreign language competence page 254 of 271
12.2.1. What does it mean to be competent in another language To be competent in another language obviously also depends on what the purpose or use of the lan
presentation for a huge audience require different levels of foreign language competence But be careful! Foreign language skills should never be regarded separately from other social compe
-tencies. It might happen that it is not the German businessman who gets the order after a perfect
-lish to learn foreign languages †Foreign language competence is also a political instrument. Surely, during negotiation the native
speaker from the UK has advantages as the nonnative speaker might sometimes be occupied more with finding the right words than with the subject of negotiation
importance of foreign language competence in innovation. So let†s read on to the next chapter â€
Why and where does foreign language competence matter in in -novation processes An international company had developed a new type of car
Foreign language competence page 255 of 271 â€oenovaâ€=new=â€oeno vã¡â€oe=it doesn†t work
Other reports present figures which show the importance of foreign languages for business. For ex -ample, in Limburg (Belgium) 35%of the companies interviewed admitted that they had missed busi
-ness opportunities due to lack of foreign language competencies, while for the regions studied in the UK, Spain, Germany and Denmark the figures were respectively 31%,18%,15%and 14%.
Foreign language competence page 256 of 271 Foreign language competence is needed at all steps of innovation 12.2.3. Seeking and comparing innovative solutions abroad
This sector seems to be of special relevance therefore we are going to look at it in a bit more detail.
Foreign language competence page 257 of 271 Highly educated people from abroad are living in your country, often as immigrants, waiting for a
How to acquire foreign language competence for the company ï Principally there are two possibilities 1. Employing people who are professional experts
and speak foreign languages e g. because they come from or were trained abroad. A big advantage is that those people,
An advantage of foreign language skills is that these skills are also useful in private life †for meeting interesting people,
Foreign language competence page 258 of 271 ï Isn†t computer-based training a good alternative to courses
Foreign language competence page 259 of 271 By contacting potential clients in their native languages, a lot of business is generated now,
general foreign language competencies are required BASF (extract of a statement of Jochen Muskalla, Quality Management Services at the
Self-Assessment foreign language competencies and needs How competent am I and what do need I The following questionnaire helps you to assess existing language and presentation skills.
Foreign language competence page 260 of 271 The division into capabilities and needs is essential. For example, if you have marked 3 for your capa
-bilities for negotiation but you never have to deal with negotiations in a foreign language, there will be
Foreign language competence page 261 of 271 Mail Fax, memos Business letters Business news Sales brochures Commercial & financial reports
Foreign language competence page 262 of 271 Presentation using transparencies Powerpoint presentation Design of documentation for the customer
Foreign language competence page 263 of 271 ï Self learning tool for English grammar, run by the Technical University of Chemnitz.
Foreign language competence 12.2.1. What does it mean to be competent in another language 12.2.2. Why and where does foreign language competence matter in innovation processes
12.2.3. Seeking and comparing innovative solutions abroad 12.2.4. How to acquire foreign language competence for the company
12.2.5. Case studies 12.2.6. Self-Assessment foreign language competencies and needs 12.2.7. Resources 12.3. Intercultural Competencies and the Innovation Process
12.3.1. Why are Intercultural Competencies important 12.3.2. Where are applied intercultural competencies in business 12.3.3. How to plan for intercultural competencies
International acquisition requires capabilities such as speaking foreign languages and concrete activities such as travelling and observing. It is measured as the sum of travel and
leaders and project management and foreign language language training (Markowitsch and Hefler, 2007. However, encouraging SMES to train remains a key policy challenge
offer foreign language training; broaden the focus of entrepreneurship skills development projects to encompass all occupations and not just management;
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