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Area businesses helping high school students become bilingual

Appleton, Wis. (WFRV) - Local businesses are teaching area students a few tricks that could help them get ahead in the workforce, becoming bilingual.

A group of professionals made a stop today at Oshkosh West High School.

The goal is to show these kids the importance of learning a foreign language at a young age.

These students say that they realize more doors will open by having the right skills.

Local 5's Donald Robinson has more.

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