Why you should learn Mandarin

Learning basic Chinese language i.e Mandarin, can make a huge difference in your earning capabilities. You will definitely get significant job advantages. Let me tell you some reasons to start learning Mandarin today.

1. High Demand all over: China is currently the second best player in global economy, and many European, Latin American and Indian companies are seeking employees who can communicate in Mandarin. Basic Chinese talking skills can be particularly beneficial in industries like trading, business, finance, and cultural businesses.
2. Access to a Large Market: If you’re in a business that deals with products or services in Asia, knowing Mandarin can help you tap into the vast Chinese-speaking market, opening doors to new opportunities and partnerships.
3. Career Opportunities in China: China is home to many multinational companies (even Tesla and Apple) and offers numerous job opportunities for foreign professionals. Even a basic understanding of Mandarin can make you a more attractive candidate for positions in China or with Chinese companies operating abroad. Besides, you can easily work as an interpreter if you know Mandarin.
4. Enhanced Communication Skills: Mandarin is spoken by over a billion people worldwide. It is the single most Being able to communicate even at a basic level can make you more versatile and valuable in multicultural environments, especially in international cities.
5. Cultural Insights: Learning Mandarin also gives you insight into Chinese culture, history, and business etiquette, which can be a significant advantage in roles that require cultural sensitivity and understanding.
6. Networking Opportunities: Like Spanish, Mandarin can expand your professional network, allowing you to connect with colleagues, clients, and partners in China and other Mandarin-speaking regions.
   Basically you can put that on your CV and definitely get some job advantages, particularly if you’re involved in global business, trade, or any field with a strong connection to China. It can be a strategic skill that sets you apart in a competitive job market.

Written by Faisal Abdullah, China Media Group, Bangladesh.