Nearly 44% of Haitian immigrants (age 5+) reported speaking English less than “very well” in 2022—similar to immigrants overall. Limited English proficiency is consistently tied to lower wages and slower advancement; across major metros, workers proficient in English earn 17% to 135% more than LEP workers.  
Federal research on “New Americans” finds common employment barriers include LEP, non-recognition of foreign credentials, and difficulty navigating licensing systems—all issues your services directly address (translation, interpreting, document formatting, and interview prep).
Bottom line: pairing ESOL with professional translation/interpreting materially improves job search outcomes for Haitian newcomers.
