It is not required that you speak Thai but a little will be helpful. English is a must as they are the only two languages spoken here.

No. That is one of the benefits of doing the Homestay. You will most likely pick up some of the language while you are there!

Answer: It varies a great deal. Most Thai ladies have some English speaking skills, although their vocabulary is limited. So use simple words when writing and speaking with them. Many have very limited ability to read and write in English and will normally have to have your letters translated before they can read and respond.

We can assist her in obtaining English tuition, in one of the many language schools situated in Bangkok.

Yes it would be helpful if you speak English. You may have English as your second language and that is also fine. While there are many local languages spoken in Uganda, many of the people speak English. In the villages where the programs are located, the commonly spoken languages are Luganda (Mukono District), and Lusoga (Jinja District). It will help you to learn a few phrases in this language while you are there.

Yes. In order to work as a nurse in the UK you must obviously be able to communicate effectively with the people you are caring for as well as your professional colleagues and managers. If you are concerned whether your standard of English is acceptable to our clients just give us a ring and we will soon tell you whether it is or is not!

Basic spoken and written English will be necessary to allow us to communicate effectively with you. For non-English speaking nationalities a beginner’s English course may be provided by us. If intending to book in a large group it is suggested you bring an interpreter with you who we are happy to provide accommodation for at no expense, please advise us at the time of booking.

In order not only to make friends from all over the world but also to give students the best chance of passing their exams which are set, and must be answered, in English, the College insists that students speak English wherever possible. We are, however, sympathetic to students whose English is particularly weak and do not wish to isolate them. Special guidelines are in place for such students.

Yes, you need to speak English to volunteer. You may have English as your first or second language. Kenya's two main languages are English and Swahili. Unless you are hopelessly lost in the bush somewhere, you will probably be able to find someone who speaks English. It is also useful for volunteers to have a working knowledge of Swahili, especially outside the urban areas and in remote parts of the country.

Yes, we personally screen them for accent, clarity and knowledge. English is the only language spoken on Reformation Tours coach tours. Yes, we'll happily do Spanish or other language tours, and excellent guides for your language will be provided. Back to top

The doctors and Unite for Sight Coordinators will all be fluent in English. In Ghana, the official language is English. In India, the middle and upper class population receive all of their schooling in English. In Thailand, English is also spoken by many. However, those in rural villages with little access to education and health care will usually speak only local languages.

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English is the medium of instruction on campus. As students living in an English-speaking environment, you will have many opportunities to improve their language skills. If you are uncomfortable with your linguistic skills, contact the college and they will inform you about the Intensive English Course that takes place a week before the arrival of First Years. The regional languages are Hindi and Marathi. Familiarity with either of the languages is important as part of your community services.

All information and testing administered by Transport Canada is available in both English and French. However, as English is the international language for aerospace, a working knowledge of English is a necessary pre-requisite for all license-holders.