English is spoken at a useful level by a quarter of the world population. Combining first-hand testimony and quantitative data, this British Council report explores many facets of this global language: its characteristics and the dynamics of native and non-native use of English; the impact that English language skills have on people’s lives, educational and employment prospects, and on societal stability; and the economic value of English to the UK.
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August 2013
British Council report explains The English effect
A new report from the British Council explores the contribution the English language makes to the UK’s competitiveness and the stability and prosperity of developing countries.
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