English is the official language of the World Bank and is used in most of its training programs.

The World Bank offers training programs in 10 languages: English, French, Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, Russian, Portuguese, Japanese, German, and Hindi.

French is used in World Bank training programs for French-speaking countries.

Spanish is used in World Bank training programs for Spanish-speaking countries.

Arabic is used in World Bank training programs for Arabic-speaking countries.

Chinese is used in World Bank training programs for Chinese-speaking countries.

Russian is used in World Bank training programs for Russian-speaking countries.

Portuguese is used in World Bank training programs for Portuguese-speaking countries.

Japanese is used in World Bank training programs for Japanese-speaking countries.

German is used in World Bank training programs for German-speaking countries.

Hindi is used in World Bank training programs for Hindi-speaking countries.

Yes, the World Bank also offers training programs in a number of other languages, including Bengali, Urdu, and Swahili.

You can find out which languages are used in World Bank training programs for a specific country by checking the World Bank website.

Yes, you can request a World Bank training program in a language that is not listed on the World Bank website. However, the World Bank may not be able to accommodate your request.

All of the above. Attending a World Bank training program in a language that you are comfortable with will allow you to understand the material better, participate more actively, and be more likely to complete the program.