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As the world becomes more accessible, and travelers are venturing further afield, Central American countries are discovering that learning English is highly beneficial for them in terms of being able to gain employment. T...read more
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by W D Adkins
Earlier this month on March 14, President Oscar Arias of Costa Rica announced plans to overhaul the country's educational system designed to improve the quality of English education. The plan calls for training 35,000 peo...read more
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After having been in Costa Rica, I have seen the necessity of knowing the English language there. The Costa Rican economy strives off of tourism which is primarily from North America and Europe. After meeting several peo...read more
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