The demand for training in this respect is in line with the demand for jobs from abroad. Only in the environment of the European Union, three of every four job offers from Germany, France and Britain, countries with which the Spanish government has intensified its contacts in recent days, in full tide of negative data of unemployment. According to data published by EURES vacancies (the network of cooperation for employment and the free movement of workers in Europe), offers these three countries account for 74.6% of the nearly one million jobs available in the 30 countries affiliated to the network.

From this afternoon until the next May will be given these levels for courses in Languages for Business in the Business Training Institute (IFE) of the Madrid Chamber of Commerce: English superior and advanced (diploma), Intermediate English business (certificate), intermediate French and German and Chinese initiation.

Most courses are 60 hours. As the most demanded language is English, the different levels will be held every Monday and Wednesday, while Tuesdays and Thursdays are reserved for classes in other languages. In both cases will be held from 19 to 21:30 hours in order to facilitate the attendance of students without interfering with your work schedule.

For those young professionals who could not attend the first level test and are interested in enrolling in one of these courses, will be a second level test Monday and Tuesday, at 18:30 pm in classroom 301, 302 and 305 of the IFE (c / Pedro Salinas, 11). Students who pass the tests for the desired language level may receive on the same day first class.