The Seal of Biliteracy is an important and meaningful recognition of learners’ achievements in language learning. It celebrates linguistic diversity, honors learners’ heritage languages, and promotes the value of multilingualism in our schools and communities. But to truly support learners’ futures in college, careers, and beyond, it’s essential to look further than the Seal itself| LTI Blog - Certify your language skills anytime, anywhere.
I have noticed that financial institutions are recognizing more and more each day the importance of language accessibility and cultural fluency in serving their communities. One notable example is the Latino Community Credit Union (LCCU) in North Carolina, which has demonstrated in recent years how implementing multilingual services can lead to increased customer loyalty and […] The post How a Credit Union Boosted Member Retention by Embracing Multilingual Services first appeared on LTI Blog.| LTI Blog
In today’s world, nearly every profession benefits from multilingual communication. But in healthcare, it’s not just a bonus. It’s often a matter of safety, equity, and legal responsibility. Whether it’s a nurse caring for a Spanish-speaking patient, an EMT responding to a call in a multilingual neighborhood, or a clinic receptionist helping a Chinese family […] The post Speaking the Language of Care: Why Nursing and Health Professions Programs Should Teach and Credential Language S...| LTI Blog
It’s no secret that if you deliver exceptional customer service, you will have the true competitive edge—and language skills are at the heart of it. Whether you’re in hospitality, retail, healthcare, or travel, the ability to communicate clearly and warmly across languages transforms everyday service into memorable experiences that drive loyalty and business growth. As| LTI Blog - Certify your language skills anytime, anywhere.
The demand for multilingual professionals is growing fast. In industries such as healthcare, hospitality, construction, and emergency services, the ability to communicate across cultures isn’t just an asset; it’s a workforce necessity. As communities become more diverse and industries more globally connected, employers are increasingly seeking workers who can speak the language of their customers […] The post Career-Ready in Two Languages: How a CTE Program Is Preparing Students to Succ...| LTI Blog
When I sit with Marlyn Bonzil-Juste, CEO of Top Choice Medical Transport, it's like sitting across from a quiet force of nature—steady, determined, and deeply rooted in service to her community. Every word she speaks carries the weight of experience, compassion, and an unwavering belief in the power of connection. Marlyn’s journey to co-founding Top| LTI Blog - Certify your language skills anytime, anywhere.
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In today’s economy, language proficiency is more than a communication tool, it is a workforce necessity. As industries expand internationally, integrate diverse workforces, and prioritize safety and efficiency, the demand for bilingual and multilingual professionals has never been higher. Yet, language credentialing often remains an untapped opportunity in Career and Technical Education (CTE). At the| LTI Blog - Certify your language skills anytime, anywhere.
Several descriptions immediately came to mind when I first read the Table of Contents of the upcoming publication, including magical, creative, innovative, and lush. I was over the moon to learn that my paper was accepted, and wrote much of it during the early morning magic hours. I am delighted to share this special issue … … Continue reading →| Dawn Wink: Dewdrops
As schools close for the summer, many parents and educators seek ways to maintain academic momentum. With the downtime afforded by the break, apps for bilingual/ESL students offer a prime opportunity to refine their language skills. In this blog, we’ll delve into a selection of online learning for bilingual/ESL students, ensuring a productive and engaging […]| Region 13's Blog
As language educators, we strive to prepare our students for real-world communication and future opportunities. Whether they pursue careers in government, healthcare, business, or education, their ability to use language effectively can open doors. Therefore, providing them with the right assessment tools to showcase their skills is essential. Not all language tests are created equal.| LTI Blog - Certify your language skills anytime, anywhere.
Multilingual students can feel overwhelmed when taking a standardized test because English is not their native language. This feeling may impact their| Region 13's Blog
Did you know the state has approved six bilingual program models to support emergent bilingual students? According to TEA data, 1 in every 5 Texas| Region 13's Blog
Booth & Partners' leaders Suselle Mueller and Iovanna Vargas talk about the competitive edge Colombian bilingual professionals.| Booth & Partners