Sociology

Does timing matter? Language course participation and language outcomes amongst new immigrants

J. Wood and D. Lens

This study by Jonas Wood and Dries Lens explores how the timing of language course enrollment affects language proficiency outcomes for new immigrants in Flanders, Belgium. It reveals that delays in course participation can lead to significant struggles in language attainment, particularly for family and humanitarian migrants. Discover how timely language programs are crucial for successful integration.... show more

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