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2026-09-24
Human rights: part of professional training?
By: Alejandro García Suárez – Advisory Office of Communications
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Currently, there is a growing demand for jobs abroad, and not just for tech professionals. Professionals from other fields such as healthcare and finance are also being sought after. Given this reality, knowing English, one of the most in-demand languages for work, is becoming increasingly important.
There are many options for learning from scratch or reinforcing existing knowledge, but not all of them best suit individual needs, schedules, or budgets. Language courses are often very expensive and frequently inaccessible without a scholarship.
For this reason, Santander Open Academy and the British Council are offering 8,000 places for an intensive English course to be taken from home at your own pace over eight weeks. In addition, the 2,000 top-performing students will receive an extra 20 weeks of training. This is a new edition of the training program that this prestigious UK public institution organizes in partnership with Banco Santander, which is subsidizing all costs.
This opportunity is open to young people and adults residing in 13 countries: Argentina, Germany, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Spain, the USA, Mexico, Peru, Poland, Portugal, the UK, and Uruguay. A university degree or being a bank customer is not required to apply.
The curriculum was designed Strengthen professional English of the participants to improve their job prospects. “The main objective is to offer them the opportunity to improve their skills in English in order to improve their employability“,” the organizers explained.
The course is 100% online and includes all tuition and training costs, the candidate does not have to pay anything and upon completion a document can be downloaded performance certificate British Council official.
The students will be divided into levels that go from beginner (A1) a advanced (C1). With a simple test, they will determine which course is best suited for each person.
The first phase of hard training 8 weeks for the 8,000 participants, who will have access to interactive self-learning materials on social and business topics, as well as seminars with professors to reinforce issues of grammar and pronunciation. These are the characteristics of the first phase:
Then, in a second phase also free, the 2,000 students Those who have obtained better results in phase 1 will be able to access 20 more weeks online training, which includes all the materials available and described in phase 1 plus:
To apply for this position—open since January 15—you don't need a university degree or to be a current or future Santander customer. But there are a number of requirements. requirements:
“To benefit from the course you must have access to a good internet connection and one computer. "It is possible to follow the classes and materials from a mobile phone, but it is not the most recommended option," the announcement states.
Source: Clarin.com
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