Academy of Applied Languages
India is a diverse country with unique variety and richness. From a linguistic point of view, India brings together over 1500 languages and dialects. However in today’s era of globalization and mutual interdependence, it is extremely important to learn Languages other than our own.

English remains a global lingua franca and the reason for India’s rapid growth in the past decade. Our large English speaking population was able to rapidly integrate with other English speaking countries and fuel growth in the BPO, KPO and Software industries apart from many others. However there is a large segment of the Indian population, still bereft of good communication and spoken English skills. This inhibits their career and professional growth. It is one of the areas where the Academy of Applied Languages works to impart language and communication skills to people, increasing their job prospects and helping them discover newer, better career opportunities.

There also exists a huge demand supply mismatch in the Indian industry for European language speaking professions like French, German, Spanish etc and a growing demand for people who can speak Asian languages like Mandarin, Japanese, Korean etc. The Academy of Applied Languages brings together the best language teachers and with the help of the latest language training aids & materials facilitates very professional, communicative language learning options. All our courses are aligned to the international (CEFR) pattern which help students to appear for ALTE certified exams like DELF, Zertifikat, DELE etc and gain international diplomas in the language of their choice.

Our Hindi courses are highly personalized and designed to improve your Hindi communication skills, whether your focus is social, business, financial, diplomatic or legal. Upon completion of a Hindi course with us, you will have the confidence to communicate in Hindi with colleagues, clients and suppliers.

Although the need to learn foreign languages is almost as old as human history itself, the language education in modern times has evolved a lot, whereby the approach, technique and methodology has been perfected to a fine art. The Academy of Applied Languages keeps abreast with the latest trends and techniques followed for language education in the world and focuses primarily on the ability for its students to communicate effectively in the language of their choice, outside the safety of the classroom environment.

There is ample research worldwide on the benefits of learning a Foreign Language & some of the important conclusions that can be drawn from this research are: 1. Benefits of learning a second language at an early age... Has a positive effect on intellectual growth. Enriches and enhances a child's mental development. Leaves students with more flexibility in thinking, greater sensitivity to language, and a better ear for listening. Improves a child's understanding of his/her native language. Gives a child the ability to communicate with people s/he would otherwise not have the chance to know. Opens the door to other cultures and helps a child understand and appreciate people from other countries. Gives a student a head start in language requirements for college. Increases job opportunities in many careers where knowing another language is a real asset. 2. Benefits for Young Learners and Adults Professional It seems like finding solid employment is getting trickier and trickier every year. One way to distinguish yourself from all the other candidates is the ability to speak a foreign language. If you look at job classifieds, it seems like you see more and more job postings where being bilingual is required. Speaking a foreign language is also important for job growth. Being that many companies now have international offices, people don't have to climb the corporate ladder by just sticking to domestic jobs. You can always apply for the foreign job within the company to keep getting promoted. Obviously your chances of getting the promotion are going to increase if you can speak the foreign language of the country you're applying for. . Cultural: There is nothing quite like traveling the world. When the majority of the people do so, they usually just pick up a few words, like please or thank you. They don't take the time to really learn the language. Its a shame because when you learn the language, you are able to enjoy so much of the country and its people. It's always amazing to see the expression on the faces of the locals when they see a foreigner speak in their native tongue. Others: It has been proven through research that bilingualism helps slow down the effects of ageing and dementia. We are not a medical institution and can’t vouch for this but surely it keeps your brain cells ticking and healthy which help you enjoy more.