William Gillen

Yes, adding any second language will help your employment prospects, but especially Spanish. My wife helped a friend of my son find a paid internship in Argentina while he was going to college based on expertise in Spanish; Spanish was not his first language!

Answered 9 years ago

Chris Collett

Becoming bilingual does not make up for your lack of experience however it does make your resume and you more marketable. I would highly recommend learning Spanish especially if you are going to be in the Hospitality industry. You will have more skills and definitely have an edge.

Good Luck!

Answered 9 years ago

Danielle Reff

It would definitely improve your resume. Any bilingual person is typically wanted in jobs, especially in the US.

Answered 9 years ago