Language learning expands your mind   
 According to the Center of Applied Linguistics, learning a second language improves your cognitive ability. Evidence suggests that people who pursue language instruction are more creative and better at solving complex problems. Students of foreign languages develop a deeper understanding of their own and other cultures. So why learn Spanish?

For Work   
Spanish is useful to know now and will become more important in the near future. Spanish-speaking countries all over the globe are uniting in trade agreements, creating influential blocks of power in the international economic arena. If you work in education, the service sector, or international business, your job prospects will multiply by knowing the language because the Spanish-speaking population is growing so rapidly world-wide.  In the US, for example, the number of Latinos grew by 57.9% between 1990 and 2000. By 2030, Latinos will comprise one fourth of the U.S. population. Knowing Spanish ultimately provides you with a competitive advantage in the workforce by opening up additional job opportunities. Learn Spanish today and get ready to join the future!

For Pleasure
Spanish is the fourth most popular language in the world. It is spoken by over 350 million people-- an official language on four continents in over 20 countries world-wide. Chances are high that you will need Spanish if you travel internationally. Why feel like a stranger? Your trip will be easier and more enjoyable if you can speak the language. You will be able to order a meal and make an informed decision about finding a hotel. Personal exchanges and cultural nuances will have more meaning. Don’t miss out. Learn Spanish and have more fun!