We at Speexx are proud to announce we have earned a spot on the 2021 Fosway 9-Grid™ for Digital Learning. Read more about how we were awarded this honor as the first, and only, digital language training provider to secure a spot.
Innovative language training doesn't have to be complicated. With Speexx, your learners have the ability to develop and maintain their professional language communication skills in a modern and flexible way without ever leaving the platform.
Learning new skills takes time and hard work, which is a struggle for many of us. However, if 2020 taught us one thing about our jobs and careers, it’s that an investment in a new skill may be beneficial for professional growth, but even more invaluable during a crisis.
With much of the world working, learning and socializing remotely, it makes sense that people and organizations are doubling down on improving tech skills.
For many Learning and Development (L&D) professionals, it can be difficult to encourage employees to really commit to training programs. This is especially true when it comes to language training programs and the modern learner.
The Future of Smart Language Learning in China As the Chinese Economy continues to grow, so does the need for online corporate learning solutions in China. In 2015, China Daily reported that nearly half of non-multinational companies in China said they used English [...]
Why business language matters - Before moving into new markets, L&D needs to consider whether their staff are equipped to deal with a new set of languages and cultural norms. Modern cities aren’t mono- or even bilingual anymore.
As monolingual speakers become the minority and powerful languages, such as Mandarin, Spanish and Arabic take on economic capital, multilingualism within your workforce is becoming a necessity, rather than an option. Do you know what languages your prospective customers are speaking?
Almost all organisations (98%) who participated in the 4th Annual Speexx Exchange survey in December 2015 agreed that good communications are ‘very important’ or ‘important’ for the success of their business. Almost a quarter (24%) thought intercultural differences had a negative impact, while 21% cited lack of foreign language skills among employees.
A Look at EU Politics and Foreign Language Skills With the European elections around the corner, it’s time to take a closer look at our politicians’ communication and foreign language skills. In fact, their conversations in a foreign language always manage to spark [...]