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Nuevo León Leads in the Command of English in Mexico, but Still Lags Behind in some Regions
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Cd. of Mexico.- Despite the relevance of English in the current context, Mexico is, after Haiti, the second country in Latin America with the lowest language proficiency, the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness (Imco) noted in reference to the results of the Competition Index in English 2024 of EF (EPI). "English is a key tool to consolidate a competitive human capital and to promote the attraction and retention of talent and investment," said…
Monterrey, NL. One of the main objectives of the Plan Mexico is to strengthen the command of the English language, a key skill to attract investment and favor the expansion of companies in the country.In this context, Nuevo León is positioned as the entity with the highest score in the country (530), followed by Jalisco (529), while Coahuila has the lowest level (370), according to the Competition Index in English 2024 (EF EPI) developed by EF E…
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