Santander Scholarships | Learn Chinese, French or German offers training in these languages ​​​​for residents of 10 countries.

Banco Santander has reached an agreement with the language platform 8Belts, to facilitate 1.000 Santander Scholarships | Learn Chinese, French or German that will allow beneficiaries to access online Chinese, French or German learning courses for 12 weeks to obtain knowledge about the most used words and expressions of each language.

These scholarships are aimed at people over 18 years of age residing in 10 countries (Argentina, Germany, Chile, Brazil, Mexico, USA, Spain, Portugal, United Kingdom and Uruguay) and can be requested until December 20 on the Santander Open Academy portal .

In 12 weeks, beneficiaries will be able to learn and use the most used words and expressions in each language thanks to the 8Belts methodology based on its Profitability Index per Word (IRP). The course provides 30 hours of learning on the 8Belts platform in asynchronous mode, 10 individual 30-minute conversation classes and 5 hours per week of group classes by webinar type levels.

Banco Santander reinforces its commitment to education and employability in collaboration with internationally recognized institutions. Through Santander Open Academy, it helps people improve their employability through lifelong training, with courses, scholarships and free content on professional skills for all ages.

Santander and its support for education, employability and entrepreneurship

Banco Santander maintains a firm commitment to progress and inclusive and sustainable growth with a pioneering and consolidated commitment to education, employability and entrepreneurship, which it has been developing for more than 27 years and distinguishes it from the rest of the world's financial entities. The bank has allocated more than 2.200 billion euros and has supported more than one million people and companies through agreements with more than 1.300 universities. It has been recognized as one of the companies that are contributing the most to changing the world for the better, according to Fortune magazine's 'Change the World' 2023 list (www.santander.com/universities).

Source: Santander Bank