In your country, how commonplace are bilingual schools?

[Tooting Carmen]

In Wales, between 20-25% of schools now teach wholly or partly through the medium of Welsh. Scotland and Northern Ireland also have a very small number of bilingual Gaelic schools. In England, I believe there are a couple of private schools - one in Manchester and one in Oxford, though don't quote me on it - which teach through multiple languages.

In Colombia, there are a substantial and growing number of private schools which are bilingual with US English, though there are a much smaller number of schools which teach bilingually with British English, French, German, Italian and even Mandarin and Japanese too.

[Lozano]

In Colombia there are surprisingly a lot of bilingual schools. In each city or big town there are at least 3 or 4. Mostly German and English.

[Tooting Carmen]

In Colombia there are surprisingly a lot of bilingual schools. In each city or big town there are at least 3 or 4. Mostly German and English.

But are there any bilingual universities too? I am certainly not aware of any.

[Lozano]

I am certainly not aware of any.

Me neither.

[Son of Argentina]

Very.

[Tenma de Pegasus]

I know some in my city, but its certainly not common in Brazil. Althouth most schools have classes of english and spanish one hour per week which is not sufficient to learn a foreigner language.

[Hasien]

This Is one thing I really dislike about Mexico despite being next border Mexico Is worst then the Philippines or India .

Mexico Would be better If English becomes second official language more International Investor's etc

[Tooting Carmen]

This Is one thing I really dislike about Mexico despite being next border Mexico Is worst then the Philippines or India .

Mexico Would be better If English becomes second official language more International Investor's etc

Philippines and India were both colonised by English-speaking countries, Mexico wasn't. All the same, they (and a good many other English-speaking countries) are still poorer overall than Mexico.

[Hasien]

Philippines and India were both colonised by English-speaking countries, Mexico wasn't. All the same, they (and a good many other English-speaking countries) are still poorer overall than Mexico.

Yeah but they are Latin American countries that have better education then Mexico such literacy bilingual classes etc .

The public federal education In Mexico Is probably the worst In Latm real education Is the private one .

[Hawkguy]

I will say only for my city (Rio). I know the Swiss-Brazilian school, because a friend studied there, has the British school, has the German school and has the lycée molière. Can have more...