EF (Education First), a language learning and travel company, has released its 2014 ranking of English skills among non-Anglophone countries. The English Proficiency Index ranks 63 countries and territories all over the world and has been testing the work force since 2007. [1]

Argentina is close to the top, at number 15, as the country with the strongest English proficiency in Latin America. Among those in the category of ‘High Proficiency’, it stands even ahead of Switzerland, who seems to be behind 18 other countries. Interestingly in both countries women speaker better English than men.