French and Spanish are among of the most important languages ​​in the world with over 500 million people speaking it as a mother tongue and over 250 million people learning it.  

This means that French is the fifth largest language in the world according to many speakers.  It is an official language in 32 countries and governments with representation on every continent. Several international organisations such as FIFA, The Olympic Committee and the United Nations use French as an official language and in their day-to-day work and documentation.

Spanish is the second largest language in the world, after Mandarin, with regards to number of native speakers. It is an official language in 21 countries and historical communities on every continent speak the language. Spanish is also an official language in several international organisations such as FIFA, the United Nations and INTERPOL.

In England, International Language is a compulsory GCSE subject and according to a case study by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) International Languages ​​are essential for Britain's future prosperity.

Don't let your CV lack this essential skill.

Although the languages ​​are different the structure of the course in terms of the skills developed and the assessment methods are exactly the same in both languages.