Finanzjournalistin
// by Nina Trentmann
Englisch ist in China inzwischen ein wichtiger Baustein für eine erfolgreiche Karriere. Millionen von Chinesen nehmen deshalb privaten Englisch-Unterricht. Die Angst vor dem Gesichtsverlust und das auf auswendig lernen getrimmte Bildungssystem erschweren jedoch den Spracherwerb. Bill Fisher, China-CEO des Sprachschulanbieters EF Education First, erklärt im WELT-Interview, wie sich diese Probleme lösen lassen.
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