The ESL Insider eNewsletter
February 2011

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Fast Forward your English with our Business English Immersion Program!

Bridge has built a reputation as the premier language center for executives worldwide who wish to improve their business English skills. We specialize in corporate English training solutions and are a leader in this field.

At Bridge, executives find a community of professionals from all over the globe. They feel at home at our city-center campus which is not located on a university campus. At Bridge, executives are able to network and make long-lasting friendships with other executives.

We work together with each executive to help them meet their individual needs. We achieve this through personalized programs based on students' proficiency levels, needs assessment, and a focus on practical English used for their work. Since the curriculum is personalized, they learn everything they need to and nothing that they don't.

We are happy to work directly with Human Resource and training departments to deliver progress reports so they can measure the ROI for both the student and the company.

Marcos Barros of Cinesystem, Brazil talks about his Full-Immersion experience at Bridge

On a Wednesday evening after class, I met with Marcos Barros, a Brazilian executive student in the Full Immersion program at Bridge. Marcos kindly agreed to a short interview to help potential students learn more about his experience and impressions of the program. After eight hours of one-on-one study, I half expected to meet a zombie. To the contrary, Marcos was in high spirits and provided some valuable insight for those considering a similar program. Here is what he had to say:

Learning English in Cowboy Country

Since 1906, the National Western Stock Show has been a regular feature in Denver. To kick off the event, cowboys on horseback lead a herd of cattle through the streets of downtown Denver from Union Station to the state Capitol. This event was born out of necessity as ranchers and brokers looked for a market to sell their horses, cattle, sheep hogs and more. Over the last 100 years, the event has evolved into spectacle that attracts modern day cowboys and tourists alike. Popular events include horse shows, cattle roping, and the most popular of all, the rodeo. As a native to the state of Minnesota who moved to Denver less than two years ago, this was something I had to see.

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