Student Feedback
But don't just take it from us. Read what participants have to say
about how language courses helped improve their performance - through
improved communication, improved confidence and a better understanding
of cultural differences - while at the same time fostering a sense of
pride and appreciation in their company.
"The first Spanish class made a big difference in my communication
with my employees. A huge part is a better understanding of the
culture. I'm now in the second class and am learning more practical
language to enhance what I learned in the other class. It's all
good!"
-Melissa, restaurant manager
"The two best things about the Spanish class are the understanding
of the Latino culture and the confidence I now have in attempting
to speak Spanish. Great idea! Thanks for offering it!"
-Robert, restaurant manager
"In other jobs, they never cared about teaching English
to their employees. I feel proud to work here because, through
these classes, I've been able to communicate with people that
I didn't understand nor did they understand me. I think the decision
for bilingual learning is a very good idea. I congratulate the
people that had the idea. Thank you."
-Victor, restaurant employee
"The English classes that they offered us were very important
for communication with the customers, because in this way we can
do our jobs better and improve & not just the restaurant,
but ourselves. In this way, we can offer better quality, better
communication and in doing so create a good atmosphere between
worker and customer. Finally, the assigned teachers are very good
and I'd like to continue classes with them, as I really like their
way of teaching. Thank you."
-Rosa, restaurant employee
"The English classes were interesting and fun, because in
them I learned some more words that I couldn't pronounce and some
whose meaning I didn't know. Also, they explained some questions
that we had, including how we should treat the customer, like
welcoming them and inviting them in. They really helped me a lot
because I resolved a lot of the questions that I had. Thanks for
giving us this opportunity and also for the time you dedicated
to us."
-Jenny, restaurant employee
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Our Changing Nation
- US Hispanic purchasing power, currently at $700 billion,
is expected to reach $1 trillion by 2010.
- Immigrants from across the globe will account for a majority
of growth in the workforce over the next two decades.
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What Our Clients
Say
The presenters were clear and funny. It was great and I felt
like I will really use this at work every day. I can't wait
to try! Bueno seminar - gracias!
-Illinois Manufacturing Association
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