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High school students in Spain have the worst English level throughout the European Union, according to the EF EPI 2012 Report. Furthermore, the study points out that half of the country’s youth believe that the school and the university were of little help to improve their English.

MIT School’s reality is very different. In just three years, the center is, according to the reputed company EF Language, “a successful case in the field of bilingualism”. In fact, they have asked the school principal, Mr. Diaz, to offer a conference on the subject during the Primera Feria de los Idiomas Extranjeros (First Fair of Foreign Languages)​​, which will be held on 12 and 13 April in the NH Hotel, from 10: 00 am to 20:00 pm. The presentation will take place on Saturday at 11:00.

Having gone through several Spanish cities -in the video, at Valencia- the Fair will showcase a wide offer to study different languages ​​- English, French, German, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, and Spanish- in over 50 destinations on four continents. The conference will be opened with a seminar about English, economic growth and employability, and will include activities for all ages, including a workshop for  university students, in order to guide them in finding a job abroad.

In addition, there will be a meeting point organized by education professionals -including Mr. Diaz-, experts in companies internationalization, public figures with extensive professional experience and other guests, who will be responsible for leading the activities that will take place during the days of this Fair.