> How else are you supposed to learn a language than to be immersed in the culture before you are fluent?
The issue isn't just that they dont speak English, but its highlighting the trend of just buying your degree and thus taking up the position that someone who is in a position to actually learn would be in.
You don't need to pay to a university degree course to learn English. In fact there are other dedicated courses you CAN take to learn English.
As per the article :
> Most students paid other people to do their coursework, she explains, and some would pay people to register their attendance at lectures for them.
The issue isn't just that they dont speak English, but its highlighting the trend of just buying your degree and thus taking up the position that someone who is in a position to actually learn would be in.
You don't need to pay to a university degree course to learn English. In fact there are other dedicated courses you CAN take to learn English. As per the article :
> Most students paid other people to do their coursework, she explains, and some would pay people to register their attendance at lectures for them.