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tongue-tied-uk-businesses-find-foreign-trade-lost-in-translation-why-choose-a-language-gcse-250820.pdf

Tongue-tied UK businesses find foreign trade lost in translation : Why choose a language GCSE

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This article ellaborates the call for language skills to be given higher priority at school as surveys have found that a third of companies in the UK had difficulty filling vacancies because of the scarcity of language skills.

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