The outsourced services market is in a continuous expansion, with additional emphasis being placed on the recruitment of new employees who, in addition to technical skills, demonstrate mastery of one or more foreign languages, or on the development of these skills in house through the training offered to existing employees.
Thus, our courses are specially created to meet these needs, emphasizing the development of communication skills in a professional environment, specific to the type of activity our students carry out. We value efficiency, adaptability and flexibility, to ensure that the desired objective is reached in the shortest possible time and in the most pleasant way.
Mastering a foreign language, especially less common ones such as Swedish or Dutch, adds a significant competitive advantage to an employee, team or company. We are here to make sure our students reach their goals as quickly as possible, while enjoying the experience of a well designed and entertaining course.
At the moment, we offer Swedish, Dutch, French, Spanish and Italian courses, being able to expand this offer according to the needs of our clients.
The Netherlands is a democratic, consensus-oriented society that places great importance on both freedom and tolerance. Out of a population of 17 million people, approximately 90% speak Dutch. Most speak at least one other language, usually English or German. Because the Netherlands has a long history of international trade, many Dutch people are used to doing business with foreigners. In general, they tend to take a long-term approach to any business deals or negotiations.
The importance of business French on a European and global scale cannot be denied. It is one of the main official working languages of the UN, the EU, NATO, the African Union, the IOC and the International Red Cross. It is a key language for companies and communities in Europe, Africa and Canada. Learning business French opens the door to one of the world's strongest economies and major emerging markets. A good knowledge of local business practices and culture is essential to achieve success in this collaboration.
More than 9 million people speak Swedish, and Sweden is on the 11th place in a list of top countries with which it is easiest to do business. With a future-oriented vision and an enormous openness to the world, Sweden offers countless possibilities for collaboration. The construction sector is particularly lucrative for those considering doing business in Sweden, with an annual turnover of £50 billion, around half of the country's wealth being spent on construction and infrastructure
The native language of 400 million people and an official language on four continents, Spanish is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world and boasts considerable global importance. At Sterling Centrum we understand the need to speak a language fluently in a short period of time, which is why our business Spanish courses are flexible and taught by highly qualified, results-oriented tutors, so you can make rapid progress while fully enjoying the experience.
Italy is a country with strong economic and business ties abroad, and knowledge of the Italian language is highly valued by the many international firms that have offices in Italy. Combining learning of a foreign language with a busy work schedule can be challenging, which is why all our Italian courses are flexible and enjoyable, while allowing you to see tangible improvements in a short period of time.
Considering the increasing number of people of other nationalities working in Romania, we designed this course to facilitate their adaptation to the new environment, combining in a pleasant way the acquisition of linguistic knowledge with the discovery of an exuberant culture, which can sometimes get a little confusing.
