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Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron is agreementassistantsbeyonddealsdoubleeconomieselementfocusforeignimplementingimportanceinitiativeinsteadjournalistslargestprospectsschoolsstrongersubsidiestime a big change in the languages taught in UK agreementassistantsbeyonddealsdoubleeconomieselementfocusforeignimplementingimportanceinitiativeinsteadjournalistslargestprospectsschoolsstrongersubsidiestime. On a visit to China, he told agreementassistantsbeyonddealsdoubleeconomieselementfocusforeignimplementingimportanceinitiativeinsteadjournalistslargestprospectsschoolsstrongersubsidiestime that British schools should teach Mandarin agreementassistantsbeyonddealsdoubleeconomieselementfocusforeignimplementingimportanceinitiativeinsteadjournalistslargestprospectsschoolsstrongersubsidiestime of French and German. He told his hosts that he plans to agreementassistantsbeyonddealsdoubleeconomieselementfocusforeignimplementingimportanceinitiativeinsteadjournalistslargestprospectsschoolsstrongersubsidiestime the number of students studying Chinese in British schools to 400,000 in the next three years. He will also provide agreementassistantsbeyonddealsdoubleeconomieselementfocusforeignimplementingimportanceinitiativeinsteadjournalistslargestprospectsschoolsstrongersubsidiestime to schools that start teaching Mandarin. He believes agreementassistantsbeyonddealsdoubleeconomieselementfocusforeignimplementingimportanceinitiativeinsteadjournalistslargestprospectsschoolsstrongersubsidiestime educational ties with China are a necessary agreementassistantsbeyonddealsdoubleeconomieselementfocusforeignimplementingimportanceinitiativeinsteadjournalistslargestprospectsschoolsstrongersubsidiestime in keeping Britain competitive in the Chinese market. He said: "I want Britain linked up to the world's fast-growing agreementassistantsbeyonddealsdoubleeconomieselementfocusforeignimplementingimportanceinitiativeinsteadjournalistslargestprospectsschoolsstrongersubsidiestime, and that includes our young people learning the languages to seal tomorrow's business agreementassistantsbeyonddealsdoubleeconomieselementfocusforeignimplementingimportanceinitiativeinsteadjournalistslargestprospectsschoolsstrongersubsidiestime."

Mr Cameron explained to journalists the agreementassistantsbeyonddealsdoubleeconomieselementfocusforeignimplementingimportanceinitiativeinsteadjournalistslargestprospectsschoolsstrongersubsidiestime of introducing Mandarin in UK schools. He said: "By the agreementassistantsbeyonddealsdoubleeconomieselementfocusforeignimplementingimportanceinitiativeinsteadjournalistslargestprospectsschoolsstrongersubsidiestime the children born today leave school, China is set to be the world's agreementassistantsbeyonddealsdoubleeconomieselementfocusforeignimplementingimportanceinitiativeinsteadjournalistslargestprospectsschoolsstrongersubsidiestime economy, so it's time to look agreementassistantsbeyonddealsdoubleeconomieselementfocusforeignimplementingimportanceinitiativeinsteadjournalistslargestprospectsschoolsstrongersubsidiestime the traditional agreementassistantsbeyonddealsdoubleeconomieselementfocusforeignimplementingimportanceinitiativeinsteadjournalistslargestprospectsschoolsstrongersubsidiestime on French and German and get many more children learning Mandarin." The agreementassistantsbeyonddealsdoubleeconomieselementfocusforeignimplementingimportanceinitiativeinsteadjournalistslargestprospectsschoolsstrongersubsidiestime includes a tie-up with the British Council and the Chinese office for teaching Mandarin as a agreementassistantsbeyonddealsdoubleeconomieselementfocusforeignimplementingimportanceinitiativeinsteadjournalistslargestprospectsschoolsstrongersubsidiestime language. They have already signed an agreementassistantsbeyonddealsdoubleeconomieselementfocusforeignimplementingimportanceinitiativeinsteadjournalistslargestprospectsschoolsstrongersubsidiestime to double the number of Chinese language agreementassistantsbeyonddealsdoubleeconomieselementfocusforeignimplementingimportanceinitiativeinsteadjournalistslargestprospectsschoolsstrongersubsidiestime in UK schools. The British Council puts Mandarin in the top five most important languages for British children to study to improve their job agreementassistantsbeyonddealsdoubleeconomieselementfocusforeignimplementingimportanceinitiativeinsteadjournalistslargestprospectsschoolsstrongersubsidiestime.