The phrase "foreign language proficiency" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to an individual's ability to communicate in a language that is not their primary language. For example: "John has excellent foreign language proficiency, as he is fluent in French, Spanish, and Italian."
"Because of his foreign language proficiency, he brought social skills.
All three companies provide assessments of students' foreign language proficiency.
Officers can also earn a pay raise, as much as $12,000 more for foreign language proficiency, Ms. Richardson said.
A grade of A- or higher in this class will satisfy the GSAS foreign language proficiency requirement in Spanish.
In her remarks, Haspel said she wanted to send more officers into the field, improve foreign language proficiency and strengthen working relationships with partner nations.
The program also offers students a chance to develop foreign language proficiency and a more extensive network of contacts around the world.
The State Department has a serious shortage of personnel with key language skills, with some 30% of Foreign Service officers unable to meet the foreign languages proficiency requirements supposedly mandatory for the positions they hold.
Tarik says his recruiter promised him a cushy desk job translating news from Al Jazeera, an Arabic channel: "No way would I have joined to go to Iraq". Others complained that the military did not deliver promised signing bonuses or foreign language-proficiency pay.
"Foreign-language proficiency is a major problem in Turkey — especially for students who come from state schools," Dr. Karabati said.
In 2012 a European Commission survey tested the foreign-language proficiency of 54,000 students aged 14 and 15, in 14 nations.
The course prepares students to take the Reading Proficiency Exam that most graduate departments demand to fulfill the foreign-language proficiency requirement in that language.
