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Did you know: The Philippines is the second largest English-Speaking Country in the world

Thinking of building an Offshore Programming team?

Tips if you plan a significant commitment

Outsource to a Big Country. Programmers rarely exceed 1% of population, few have mastered more than 2 or 3 of the dozen specialties used in most programming. Without a large talent pool hiring can be a slow process. Read More

Choose an English-Speaking Country. English is crucial for a programmer to access international communities, documentation, and most professional development tools and platforms. Read More

If English make sure it is Good English. Explaining your vision to a programmer is hard enough without adding another hurdle. Ask anyone who has struggled with Indian English. Read More

Very High
Proficiency

1 Netherlands
2 Norway
3 Singapore
4 Sweden
5 Croatia
6 Portugal
7 Denmark
8 Greece
9 Austria

High
Proficiency

10 Germany
11 South Africa
12 Romania
13 Belgium
14 Finland
15 Poland
16 Bulgaria
17 Hungary
18 Slovakia
19 Kenya
20 Estonia
21 Luxembourg
22 Philippines
23 Lithuania
24 Serbia
25 Czechia
26 Malaysia
27 Suriname
28 Argentina
29 Cyprus
30 Nigeria
31 Switzerland

Moderate
Proficiency

32 Hong Kong
33 Honduras
34 Georgia
35 Belarus
36 Spain
36 Uruguay
38 Armenia
39 Moldova
40 Ukraine
41 Costa Rica
41 Ghana
43 Albania
44 Russia
45 Paraguay
46 Italy
47 Bolivia
47 Chile
49 France
50 South Korea
51 Israel
52 Cuba
53 Peru
54 Uganda
55 El Salvador
56 Nepal
57 Venezuela
58 Guatemala
59 Nicaragua
60 Dominican Republic
61 Bangladesh

Low
Proficiency

62 Iran
63 Ethiopia
64 Vietnam
65 Türkiye
66 Tunisia
67 Pakistan
68 Lebanon
69 India
70 U.A.E.
71 Panama
72 Tanzania
73 Sri Lanka
74 Colombia
75 Qatar
76 Morocco
77 Syria
78 Algeria
79 Mozambique
80 Indonesia
81 Brazil
82 Ecuador
82 Egypt
84 Mongolia
85 Madagascar
86 Azerbaijan
87 Mexico
88 Kyrgyzstan
89 Kuwait
89 Cabo Verde
91 China
92 Japan

Very Low
Proficiency

93 Myanmar
94 Palestine
95 Afghanistan
96 Malawi
97 Cameroon
98 Uzbekistan
99 Sudan
100 Haiti
101 Jordan
102 Senegal
103 Kazakhstan
104 Oman
105 Saudi Arabia
106 Thailand
107 Iraq
108 Benin
109 Tajikistan
110 Angola
111 Cambodia
112 Libya
113 Rwanda
114 Côte d'Ivoire
115 Somalia
116 Yemen

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Very High
Proficiency

1 Netherlands
2 Norway
3 Singapore
4 Sweden
5 Croatia
6 Portugal
7 Denmark
8 Greece
9 Austria

High
Proficiency

10 Germany
11 South Africa
12 Romania
13 Belgium
14 Finland
15 Poland
16 Bulgaria
17 Hungary
18 Slovakia
19 Kenya
20 Estonia
21 Luxembourg
22 Philippines
23 Lithuania
24 Serbia
25 Czechia
26 Malaysia
27 Suriname
28 Argentina
29 Cyprus
30 Nigeria
31 Switzerland

Moderate
Proficiency

32 Hong Kong
33 Honduras
34 Georgia
35 Belarus
36 Spain
36 Uruguay
38 Armenia
39 Moldova
40 Ukraine
41 Costa Rica
41 Ghana
43 Albania
44 Russia
45 Paraguay
46 Italy
47 Bolivia
47 Chile
49 France
50 South Korea
51 Israel
52 Cuba
53 Peru
54 Uganda
55 El Salvador
56 Nepal
57 Venezuela
58 Guatemala
59 Nicaragua
60 Dominican Republic
61 Bangladesh

Low
Proficiency

62 Iran
63 Ethiopia
64 Vietnam
65 Türkiye
66 Tunisia
67 Pakistan
68 Lebanon
69 India
70 U.A.E.
71 Panama
72 Tanzania
73 Sri Lanka
74 Colombia
75 Qatar
76 Morocco
77 Syria
78 Algeria
79 Mozambique
80 Indonesia
81 Brazil
82 Ecuador
82 Egypt
84 Mongolia
85 Madagascar
86 Azerbaijan
87 Mexico
88 Kyrgyzstan
89 Kuwait
89 Cabo Verde
91 China
92 Japan

Very Low
Proficiency

93 Myanmar
94 Palestine
95 Afghanistan
96 Malawi
97 Cameroon
98 Uzbekistan
99 Sudan
100 Haiti
101 Jordan
102 Senegal
103 Kazakhstan
104 Oman
105 Saudi Arabia
106 Thailand
107 Iraq
108 Benin
109 Tajikistan
110 Angola
111 Cambodia
112 Libya
113 Rwanda
114 Côte d'Ivoire
115 Somalia
116 Yemen

English in Philippines and elsewhere

This is for the English Speaking reader who wishes to save on labor costs by outsourcing computer programming needs or hire staff to augment inhouse staff. Common sense suggests that a primary objective would be to deal with sources who are themselves Fluent English Speakers.

Fortunately there is a Swedish Company, English First (EF), who specializes in teaching English through their staff of 52,000 who are active worldwide¹. Based upon ratings of 2.1 million adults from 116 countries they produce an annual report that rates the English Proficiency of the countries in which they are active.

The table below was taken from their 2024 report.² It shows that the Philippines rates 20th in the world with a proficiency of “HIGH” and their big competitor India rates as #69 with a proficiency of “LOW”. The definitions of these terms are³:

HIGH: Make a presentation at work. Understand TV shows, Read a newspaper
LOW: Navigate an English-speaking country as a tourist, Engage in small talk with colleagues, Understand simple emails from colleagues

Our interest here is understanding a foreign computer programmer and more important them understanding you. It is hard to believe that managers would be happy communicating important information to programmers with a Low rating. Thus If we limit our definition of English Speaking populations to Very High, and High it allows us to make the statement that the Philippines is second only to the US in size of their english speaking population.

In what follows is the ratings of countries taken from the 2024 report.

¹ https://a.storyblok.com/f/102671/x/a066369808/ef-2023-fact-sheet.pdf

² https://www.ef.com/assetscdn/WIBIwq6RdJvcD9bc8RMd/cefcom-epi-site/reports/2024/ef-epi-2024-english.pdf

³ https://www.ef.com/wwen/epi/about-epi/

English First: Global Ranking of English Proficiency.

The EF English Proficiency Index (EF EPI) is the leading source of statistics on English proficiency worldwide. It is published by EF Education First, a global education company (based in Sweden), and ranks countries and regions based on test results from millions of adults who take their English tests.^[1] See https://www.ef.com/wwen/epi

Very High Proficiency

1 Netherlands
2 Norway
3 Singapore
4 Sweden
5 Croatia
6 Portugal
7 Denmark
8 Greece
9 Austria

High Proficiency

10 Germany
11 South Africa
12 Romania
13 Belgium
14 Finland
15 Poland
16 Bulgaria
17 Hungary
18 Slovakia
19 Kenya
20 Estonia
21 Luxembourg
22 Philippines
23 Lithuania
24 Serbia
25 Czechia
26 Malaysia
27 Suriname
28 Argentina
29 Cyprus
30 Nigeria
31 Switzerland

Moderate Proficiency

32 Hong Kong
33 Honduras
34 Georgia
35 Belarus
36 Spain
36 Uruguay
38 Armenia
39 Moldova
40 Ukraine
41 Costa Rica
41 Ghana
43 Albania
44 Russia
45 Paraguay
46 Italy
47 Bolivia
47 Chile
49 France
50 South Korea
51 Israel
52 Cuba
53 Peru
54 Uganda
55 El Salvador
56 Nepal
57 Venezuela
58 Guatemala
59 Nicaragua
60 Dominican Republic
61 Bangladesh

Low Proficiency

62 Iran
63 Ethiopia
64 Vietnam
65 Türkiye
66 Tunisia
67 Pakistan
68 Lebanon
69 India
70 U.A.E.
71 Panama
72 Tanzania
73 Sri Lanka
74 Colombia
75 Qatar
76 Morocco
77 Syria
78 Algeria
79 Mozambique
80 Indonesia
81 Brazil
82 Ecuador
82 Egypt
84 Mongolia
85 Madagascar
86 Azerbaijan
87 Mexico
88 Kyrgyzstan
89 Kuwait
89 Cabo Verde
91 China
92 Japan

Very Low Proficiency

93 Myanmar
94 Palestine
95 Afghanistan
96 Malawi
97 Cameroon
98 Uzbekistan
99 Sudan
100 Haiti
101 Jordan
102 Senegal
103 Kazakhstan
104 Oman
105 Saudi Arabia
106 Thailand
107 Iraq
108 Benin
109 Tajikistan
110 Angola
111 Cambodia
112 Libya
113 Rwanda
114 Côte d'Ivoire
115 Somalia
116 Yemen

Dick Crewdson

Owner, Cambria Corporation

Programming Skills
Java, Delphi, C, C++ and Visual Basic

President and co-founder of Cambria, Dick is a physicist who, as president of a medical testing company, became interested in software from the perspective of a user and business owner. His previous positions include President of Industrial Health, Inc., Vice President of Envirodyne, Chairman of the Shock Wave Physics Department of SRI International, and a member of the professional staff of the Arthur D. Little Company. He is the author or co-author of two books, several scientific papers and a Scientific American article.

Dick has programmed extensively in Delphi, C, C++ and Visual Basic but in recent years he has not done much programming apart from maintenance on old systems written in software unknown to modern programmers. He is now programming his iPhone using Swift.

He earned his B.S. in Metallurgical Engineering from Lafayette College and his PhD from Caltech on a fellowship in nuclear physics. He has also taken a business course for executives at the Harvard Business School where he was the only participant out of 100 who got the correct answer to the business problem that was central to the course. He is a member of the Sigma Xi, Phi Beta Kappa, and Tau Beta Pi honorary fraternities.

His favorite undergraduate achievement was, as a Metallurgy major, beating out all the Math majors to win the Barge Math Prize.

The prize was an awkward dinner with the Math faculty plus 5 advanced books intended for use in grad school where the assumption was that my major would be Math. All the books were inspired choices and much valued and used when I was at Caltech. My son Chase used them later when he was a physics grad student.

How many Programmers are out there

Dick Crewdson July 31, 2025

In choosing countries to focus on a list showing how many programmers are in each one would be valuable if such a list existed. But it does not – statistics on numbers of programmers are unreliable and statistics on programmer quality even more so.

How many in the Philippines
I hope to convince you to focus your search on the Philippines. So when I started creating this new website of ours the first thing to do was count the programmers in the Philippines. Easier to say than to do! When asked, Google almost always returns the number of 190,000 and quotes the official sounding Philippine Software Industry Association (PSIA) as the source for this figure. That sounds impressive but even little Singapore has 200,000 and Japan, a comparably sized country has a reported 1,290,000!

Even more depressing is the fact that “Top 10” or “Top 20” type listings of countries with lots of programmers rarely include the Philippines. This is kind of crazy. If you search for “top countries for outsourcing” you are sure to find that the Philippines is almost always cited as #1 or #2. Two decades ago the Philippines surpassed India in call center and in the last decade has been known as the world’s “BPO Capital ¹”.

So, what is it with that 190,000 programmer figure? There is no evidence whatsoever about the source of that figure. The first mention I can find is of being reported by PSIA back in 2019 and this figure has been copied over and over ever since. I am sure that is why the Philippines never appear on those top 10 lists of Programming countries.

So with the help of ChatGPT I came up with this.

Estimated Number of Software Developers in the Philippines (2025)

Estimated Total (2025):850,000 software developers (Range: 780,000-910,000)

How about the rest of the World
At first I thought I would cherry pick from statistics on other countries to illustrate any points I wanted to stress but as I got into it decided to reproduce what we have on everybody together with a metric (1% of population) to use in evaluating some of he numbers. No asterisk means we feel the numbers are ok. One asterisk indicates some uncertainty and two indicates inspired guesswork. The table speaks for itself I think.

Country

China
India
United States
Japan
Germany
Philippines
United Kingdom
France
Turkey
Italy
Spain
Israel
Mexico
Poland
Netherlands
Iran
Vietnam
Indonesia
Switzerland
Egypt
Thailand
Austria
Pakistan
Australia
Canada
Ukraine
Argentina
United Arab Emirates
South Korea
Malaysia
Sweden
Bangladesh
Belgium
Denmark
Singapore
South Africa
Saudi Arabia
Nigeria
Finland
Romania
Norway
Hungary
Sri Lanka
Czech Republic
Ireland
Portugal
New Zealand
Greece
Chile
Colombia
Algeria
Morocco
Serbia
Ethiopia
Kazakhstan
Bulgaria
Peru
Tunisia
Jordan
Iraq
Venezuela
Uzbekistan
Nepal
Lebanon
Croatia
Slovakia
Oman
Belarus
Kuwait
Cuba
Tanzania
Panama
Cameroon
Costa Rica
Kenya
Zimbabwe
Guatemala
Azerbaijan
Sudan
Georgia
Zambia
Bolivia
Syria
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Afghanistan
Armenia
Rwanda
Paraguay
Libya
Senegal
El Salvador
Honduras
Tajikistan
Nicaragua
Togo
Sierra Leone
Liberia
Kyrgyzstan
Ghana
Angola
Mozambique
Benin
Burkina Faso
Laos
Mali
Papua New Guinea
Niger
Burundi
Malawi
Chad
Somalia
South Sudan

Population

1,410,000,000
1,463,865,525
347,275,807
124,000,000
84,075,075
116,786,962
69,551,332
66,650,804
86,968,789
58,936,655
47,389,684
9,648,225
132,084,580
38,140,910
17,850,847
89,517,425
98,858,996
279,134,505
8,877,494
111,406,721
71,485,261
9,092,428
240,485,658
26,483,454
40,000,000
38,980,376
46,010,218
9,441,000
51,939,779
34,911,591
10,630,771
165,650,475
11,686,140
5,920,000
5,900,000
61,100,000
37,189,323
218,000,000
5,560,000
18,927,848
5,540,000
9,747,201
21,803,000
10,647,597
5,230,000
10,118,981
5,210,000
10,355,065
19,603,733
52,616,999
45,825,615
38,065,884
8,581,569
126,527,060
19,781,492
6,900,000
34,426,665
12,428,000
11,286,023
46,184,782
33,695,886
35,368,482
30,650,000
5,353,000
4,000,000
5,500,000
4,829,940
9,217,000
4,380,000
11,392,062
67,391,582
4,510,000
28,249,485
5,180,000
58,194,239
16,824,000
18,766,138
10,418,000
48,739,668
3,730,000
20,727,118
12,463,223
26,900,000
3,220,000
42,600,000
2,780,000
14,094,694
7,359,295
6,780,000
18,208,117
6,555,246
10,602,433
10,140,000
7,336,973
8,920,000
8,500,000
5,500,000
6,649,000
33,000,000
37,158,537
34,186,143
13,670,254
23,134,692
7,643,000
23,619,690
10,343,000
26,900,000
13,597,240
20,931,752
18,774,184
18,000,000
11,193,725

Est.
# Programmers

7,000,000
5,800,000
4,400,000
1,250,000
900,000
850,000
600,000
465,000
350,000
320,000
300,000
280,000
250,000
250,000
250,000
250,000
250,000
230,000
220,000
200,000
200,000
190,000
180,000
180,000
175,000
175,000
170,000
160,000
150,000
150,000
150,000
130,000
130,000
130,000
130,000
121,000
120,000
114,500
110,000
105,000
100,000
98,000
96,000
95,000
95,000
94,000
90,000
88,000
87,000
85,000
80,000
75,000
72,000
70,000
66,000
66,000
65,000
65,000
64,000
60,000
60,000
60,000
58,000
58,000
55,000
54,000
54,000
52,000
51,000
50,000
50,000
47,000
46,000
46,000
45,000
44,000
42,000
42,000
40,000
37,000
35,000
33,000
32,000
32,000
30,000
29,000
28,000
28,000
28,000
27,000
27,000
25,000
25,000
25,000
24,000
22,000
21,000
21,000
20,500
20,000
20,000
19,000
19,000
19,000
18,000
18,000
16,000
16,000
15,000
13,000
9,000
8,000

Programmers as
% of Pop

0.5
0.3962
1.267
1.0081
1.0705
0.7278
0.8627
0.6977
0.4024
0.543
0.6251
2.9021
0.1893
0.6555
1.4005
0.2793
0.2529
0.0842
2.4782
0.1795
0.2798
2.0897
0.0748
0.6797
0.4375
0.4489
0.3695
1.6947
0.2888
0.4297
1.411
0.0785
1.1124
2.1959
2.2034
0.198
0.3227
0.0525
1.9784
0.5547
1.8349
1.0054
0.4403
0.8922
1.8164
0.9289
1.7274
0.8498
0.4438
0.1615
0.1859
0.1969
0.839
0.0553
0.3336
0.957
0.1888
0.523
0.5671
0.1299
0.1781
0.1696
0.1892
1.0833
1.375
0.9818
1.118
0.5642
1.1644
0.4389
0.0742
1.0421
0.1594
0.888
0.0773
0.2615
0.2238
0.4035
0.0821
0.992
0.1689
0.2648
0.1227
0.9938
0.0713
1.0432
0.1987
0.3805
0.413
0.1483
0.4119
0.2358
0.2465
0.3407
0.2691
0.2588
0.3925
0.3158
0.0621
0.0538
0.0585
0.139
0.0821
0.2486
0.0762
0.174
0.0595
0.1177
0.0717
0.0692
0.05
0.0715

1% of
Population

390,000,000
14,638,655
3,472,758
1,240,000
840,750
1,167,869
695,513
666,508
869,687
589,366
479,898
96,482
1,320,845
381,409
178,508
895,174
988,589
2,791,345
88,774
1,114,067
714,852
90,924
2,404,856
264,834
400,000
389,803
460,102
94,410
519,397
349,115
106,307
1,656,504
116,861
59,200
59,000
611,000
371,893
2,180,000
55,600
189,278
54,500
97,472
218,030
106,475
52,300
101,189
52,100
103,550
196,037
526,169
458,258
380,868
85,815
1,265,270
197,814
68,000
344,266
124,280
112,860
461,847
336,958
353,684
306,500
53,539
40,000
55,000
48,299
92,170
43,800
113,920
673,916
45,100
288,492
51,800
581,942
168,240
187,661
104,100
487,396
37,300
207,271
124,632
233,270
32,200
420,600
27,800
140,946
73,592
67,800
182,081
65,552
106,024
101,400
73,369
89,200
85,000
53,500
66,490
330,000
371,585
341,861
136,702
231,346
76,430
236,196
103,430
269,000
135,972
209,317
187,741
180,000
111,937

Est. #
English Speakers

???
228,500,000
299,000,000
46,000,000
20,000,000
90,000,000
63,700,000
39,000,000
17,000,000
23,000,000
32,000,000
9,200,000
24,000,000
21,000,000
16,500,000
16,000,000
8,700,000
70,000,000
7,600,000
28,000,000
17,000,000
8,100,000
108,000,000
25,700,000
38,800,000
18,000,000
18,000,000
9,000,000
24,000,000
21,000,000
9,600,000
10,800,000
9,100,000
5,600,000
5,300,000
17,100,000
11,000,000
125,000,000
5,000,000
10,500,000
5,200,000
8,700,000
7,000,000
9,500,000
5,100,000
9,400,000
5,000,000
8,800,000
8,700,000
7,000,000
9,000,000
10,000,000
7,600,000
2,400,000
6,600,000
6,000,000
7,000,000
5,000,000
4,900,000
8,500,000
5,500,000
5,200,000
5,000,000
3,500,000
3,600,000
4,900,000
3,300,000
3,200,000
3,700,000
2,700,000
8,000,000
3,900,000
7,000,000
3,700,000
18,000,000
6,500,000
3,600,000
3,300,000
5,500,000
2,700,000
3,700,000
2,300,000
4,000,000
2,600,000
2,500,000
2,100,000
4,000,000
1,600,000
1,500,000
4,500,000
1,900,000
2,000,000
1,700,000
1,600,000
2,400,000
3,200,000
3,200,000
1,100,000
17,600,000
3,500,000
2,700,000
3,100,000
2,700,000
1,100,000
3,000,000
1,200,000
3,100,000
2,500,000
2,700,000
2,200,000
2,000,000
1,200,000

% of Pop
(English Speakers)

Estimated Number of Software Developers in the Philippines !

Dick Crewdson July 18, 2025

The Philippine Software Industry Association (PSIA) estimate of 190,000 software developers as of 2021–2022 appears very low for reasons outlined below. While this figure likely reflects developers employed by PSIA member companies, it excludes a substantial portion of the workforce: freelancers, startups, in-house corporate IT personnel, and government IT staff.

Based on available evidence, the most defensible and supportable current estimate is that the actual number of active software developers in the Philippines is approximately 850,000 as of 2025. This figure is grounded in multiple independent data points and reflects a conservative yet realistic midpoint estimate, not an upper-bound projection. It is consistent with several indicators:

IT Industry Workforce Growth:
In May 2025, Mobilunity reported that the Philippines has approximately 1.3 million IT professionals. While this total includes a broad range of tech workers (e.g., QA, infrastructure, support), conservative assumptions suggest that 60–70% are engaged in programming or software development roles. This yields a working estimate of 780,000 to 910,000 software developers, with 850,000 as the most supportable midpoint.
Revenue Consistency:
The Philippines' total IT-BPM service exports reached approximately $32 billion in 2024. Industry norms suggest an annual revenue per software developer of $35,000 to $50,000. Dividing total exports by these revenue-per-developer figures implies a developer population in the range of 600,000 to 900,000, with 750,000 to 850,000 as the most supportable midpoint.
Growth Forecast:
With IT-BPM export growth averaging 10% annually based on late 2024 trends, a projected 2025 export value of approximately $35 to $36 billion is consistent with expanding the developer workforce by approximately 10% from its 2024 base of 750,000 developers, resulting in a projected 2025 workforce of around 825,000 to 875,000 developers. This projection assumes stable productivity per developer and continued global demand.
International Benchmarks:
Countries such as Japan, with similar population size and urban technology hubs, report developer populations approaching 1% of the national population. Applying this benchmark to the Philippines also suggests a workforce in the 700,000 to 1.3 million range.
Platform and Survey Data:
Aggregated figures from GitHub contributor statistics, LinkedIn role analytics, and Metro Manila technology workforce estimates consistently support figures in the 600,000 to 900,000 range.

Official Philippine government datasets, such as the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) Occupational Wages Survey (OWS), report on wage levels for software developers and applications programmers but do not provide total workforce headcount figures at the occupational level. The PSA's OpenSTAT platform and Freedom of Information responses confirm this limitation in currently published data.

References

¹ Philippine Software Industry Association (PSIA), as cited by Relevant Software. "Software Development Outsourcing to the Philippines." https://relevant.software/blog/software-development-outsourcing-philippines/. Accessed July 2025

² Mobilunity. "Hire Developers in the Philippines." Mobilunity.com. https://mobilunity.com/blog/hire-developers-in-philippines/. Accessed July 2025

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2007 : Cambria Expanded to Philippines

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2007 : Cambria Expanded to Philippines

Dick and his Team Offer...

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Staff Augmentation

Web Design and SEO

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High Proficiency

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Low Proficiency

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founded Cambria in Palo Alto, CA

Custom
Programming

Staff
Augmentation

Web Design
and SEO

Very High
Proficiency

High
Proficiency

Moderate
Proficiency

Low
Proficiency

Very Low
Proficiency

Very High
Proficiency

High
Proficiency

Moderate
Proficiency

Low
Proficiency

Very Low
Proficiency

Est.
# Programmers

Programmers as
% of Pop

1% of
Population

Est. #
English Speakers

% of Pop
(English Speakers)

English in the Philippines
and its Competitors