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 A Typical Day at BridgeEnglish |
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8:00 AM Before Class
Get to school early to socialize, check email, and prepare for class. |
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9:00 AM Class Begins
Conversation class begins for Group students. Practice speaking and listening with your teacher and fellow classmates. Private students meet with their instructor to work on their personalized curriculum. |
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10:20 AM Break
Use your break to get coffee or a snack in the student lounge, check email in the computer lab, or hang out with other students. |
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10:30 AM Second Class
Students attend class with a different teacher to experience different accents and speaking styles. |
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11:50 AM Lunch
Bring your own lunch or buy one at a reasonable price at various restaurants and supermarkets near the school. If you’re in full-time private classes, you’ll head to lunch at a restaurant with one of your teachers. |
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12:45 AM Return to Class
Depending on your level, this period can be either another conversation class with a different teacher or an American Film Series class, where you will watch American movies to practice your listening comprehension. |
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2:10 PM Group Classes End
You can socialize, check e-mail, study with other students, or make plans for the evening to explore all that Denver has to offer. Or, if you’re enrolled in the Private-Group Combo or Full Immersion Program, you’ll take a break before your private instruction begins. |
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2:20 PM Private Classes
If you take private classes you’ll return to class for continued practice of the lessons of your choice. Your customized coursework can include anything from test preparation to pronunciation to field-specific conversation practice. |
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5:15 PM End of the Day
Private classes end! Meet friends for dinner and prepare for a night on the town, or return to your hotel or host family for an evening at home. |
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