Bilingual education is growing in Brazil due to rising demand for early second language learning. The Ministry of Education (MEC) reports over 1,200 bilingual schools.
The Brazilian Association of Bilingual Education (Abebi) notes a 6-10% increase in these schools over six years. Early second language learning helps children face modern challenges. Bilingual children show greater cultural sensitivity. Bilingualism improves skills like attention and memory, and strengthens literacy. It also opens career opportunities.
Early bilingualism boosts concentration, creativity, and problem-solving. Children develop cognitive adaptability. Frequent exposure to the second language is key. Students prepare for Cambridge exams, gaining international certification and opportunities.