Unreliable class availability due to low enrollment. Maybe management can increase promotion and…read moreadvertise more aggressively.

I recently finished an online Spanish course (due to COVID-19) and I highly recommend it! The…read moreinstructor, Cecilia, is a native Spanish speaker (with excellent English skills as well!), and she is an amazing teacher. She is passionate about her work, always well-prepared and organized, and very friendly. I learned a lot in her class. Cecilia is excellent at what she does. I also had great experiences with the CFU staff. I have signed up for the next Spanish course and am looking forward to learning more!

This is the first and only bilingual and accelerated higher education program program for adults in…read morethe state of Colorado. Classes are offered in Spanish and English, so students will be fully bilingual by the time they graduate with their Bachelor's or Master's degrees.

The Regis University dual-language degree program for adults, is not at the level of all other…read moreRegis programs. - The staff does not have real business/work experience, some faculty have less than 1 year of experience on their teaching area. It will be interesting to know what is the hiring process. - If you try to contact the staff, they never contact you back. It is as if they are doing a favor to you by answering your questions. - There is no strategic plan, there are no contacts with key companies and business to leverage real experience, and employment opportunities. - As an advice, it will be better if you spend some time learning English better and then applying to a more mature, serious program. El programa bilingue de la universidad de Regis no esta al nivel de los otros programas de la Universida de Regis. - El personal/empleados/maestros no tienen experiencia de negocios, algunos maestros tienen menos de 1 anio de experiencia en su area de especialidad. Seria interesante saber cual es el proceso de seleccion. - Si tratas de comunicarte con el personal del programa, no te retornan la llamada, parece que te estuvieran haciendo un favor. - No hay un plan estrategico, no tienen contacto con companias locales para utilizar su experiencia y tener oportunidades de empleo. - Como un consejo, te recomiendo que tomes tiempo aprendiendo mas ingles y luego aplicando a un programa en ingles que sea mas maduro y serio.

J'aime le Allliance…read more Six years of attendance and my French is still pathetic, but it is my fault not theirs. All the classes are taught in French by native French speakers. This helps you (forces you) to learn. The instructors teach here because they love their language and it is reflected in their enthusiasm. Friendly and helpful staff. I would encourage anyone who wants to learn French (a little or a lot) to attend the Alliance Française de Denver.

A complete beginner, I initially looked into Alliance Française de Denver after researching several…read moreother options in the area. I have since taken five courses and am on my way to being conversational in French. Be aware that this is largely an immersion environment which can be a bit stressful at first, but I think it's absolutely necessary if you're interested in really learning how to use the language functionally. The books that AFD uses are standardized across AF throughout the world, which is good and bad, as a wide range of students' needs have to be met with the materials. The books are all in French, even to start, and are NOT targeted at English speakers at all. I didn't have a huge issue with this because there are many French language resources available on the Internet in English if you are looking for this. At a certain point in learning a language, translating back and forth into English becomes inefficient and problematic anyway in my opinion, so the books avoid that. The books do not really function well outside the classroom setting either and are not independent resources. Teaching is provided by native speakers with a lot of patience and humor. I've had a good experience with every staff member I've interacted with. Courses end with a little potluck with wine and French food - it's a fun environment to learn. Overall, I'm a big fan of AFD and would highly recommend it for anyone considering learning French.

Pay attention to the number of complaints/founded reports of child abuse made on the Colorado…read moreShines website and the frequent inability to pass inspections here: https://www.coloradoshines.com/program_details?id=001o000000JBEGGAA5 And save yourself from being in a situation where you are the next one calling and making a report for something that has happened to your child. Don't be surprised if this review is met with a defensive, minimizing, or manipulative reply - my personal experience predicts this will be the case. I have seen the director Michael on Facebook telling parents not to pay attention to the Colorado Shines website to me that should be a Red Flag they not only have something to hide but are actively working to hide it. For a school that has been around since 1970 you would think they could pass an inspection by now without manipulation or paying someone - see photos.

The Little Red School House, as Children's House is so lovingly referred to in our family, has been…read morethe only preschool I've sent my children to (once they reached 2 1/2) upon arriving in Boulder, from an inner city environment 4 years ago. My oldest, who is now going into 1st grade, was in need of a lot of stimulation outside of the home when he was little. He was one of those very active, curious kids always seeking out new adventures and interests. The education staff took great care in feeding that curiosity from the first day. Their story book journey curriculum is a tested and proven method (see Ashley Merriman's and Po Bronson's, Nurture Shock) for early childhood education success across all areas of learning, whether it be speech, pre literacy, social awareness, personal development, gross/fine motor etc. My husband and I beamed when our 3 year old son came home with books on sharks for us to read to him from the school and started memorizing facts and reciting them to friends and relatives. It seemed he had met his match. As an elementary age kiddo he has flourished into a very kind, loving, enthusiastic and confident student. I give a lot of credit for that to Elaine, the director at Children's House. Our youngest son will be starting his final year at CHP in the fall. He has developed so much from their care by learning self confidence, self reliance and finding his own voice. He is now looking forward to being a leader for next years students and I know he will continue to thrive in this loving, nurturing environment. A point worth making is that it is a one room school house meaning the children are of mixed ages together throughout their day. I can only speak from my family's experience but it has been wonderful to watch our children flourish as they get older, growing first from silent observer, to active participant and lastly to confident leader. The one room serves as a wonderfully safe and creative environment to explore through play, art, music, and pre literacy story telling. While it is a very active and diverse classroom, each child really does find their own sense of peace and space to grow within it. Children's House Preschool has been a very, very positive experience for my family.

Every semester is a new version of hell to try and register for classes. My son carries a 3.98 GPA,…read moreand you'd think that the school would want him as a student. Nobody in the office can make a decision or offer an answer. The just say "that's the way it is, and there's nothing we can do about it." The issues are going to make us switch schools.

This Unversity keeps getting better in all areas from business degrees to nursing to training…read morepilots to air traffic controllers and everything in between and they are now building dorms for students too. Plus, better value for your dollars. Most employers care for your degree not where it comes from. Only if you are going into a degree for a Doctor or Lawyer for your undergraduate maybe. Do your research too.As long as you have a four year degree you better off than just high school too,

Hands-on, personal touch and moved at my speed…read more Carolyn was amazing to work with. And most importantly: she applies it to personal life and business stuff that you actually use! Definitely go with the intimate, small group classes with Carolyn. Two thumbs up for her.

From the owner: Learn to speak Spanish. Spanish classes for you, your business and your staff. Thrive in the…read moreworkplace and beyond. Better communication is Better business. Small group classes for individuals - all levels and Corporate training at your place of business. We get you to conversation faster!

I have been attending since February and highly recommend Spanish Language Network. The classes…read moreare valuable and you get to actually practice speaking Spanish with other learners and native speakers. Bex is wonderful and all of the teachers are so kind and knowledgeable. I definitely recommend it if you want to learn a second language.

DSN is one of the most intentionally inclusive, non threatening environments to learn a language…read morethat I've ever had the privilege to be in. It's wonderful, works with your schedule, and affordable to boot! I can't even begin to thank Bex and the whole team for how much Spanish I have under my belt. Their teaching methods focus around producing language and getting comfortable pulling vocabulary and grammar from the air through activities, role plays, listening to contemporary music, and things like scavenger hunts or competitive games. They're truly the best!

My mom and I took a weekend Spanish course with Fluency Fast and we loved it! The entertaining…read moredelivery kept us focused and optimistic, and by the end of this very short time we became comfortable expressing ourselves with the material we learned.

I love these classes! I took numerous years in high school in the old, boring fashion that doesn't…read morereally work and can only WISH my classes were taught like in this method. You'll have fun, learn and retain the basics - or higher skill sets if you are taking intermediate or advance classes. The teachers are funny and engaging and your whole class will be into the stories and you almost don't even realize you are getting it! I cannot recommend Fluency Fast enough!

From the owner: NEO Language Institute is a private language school for adults offering ESL (English as a Second…read moreLanguage), Spanish, and English Conversation courses to adults. Our unique approach to language learning has been successful in helping professionals, entrepreneurs, and the casual learner to grow, and to achieve their language-learning goals.

This review is NOT about the quality of classes, since for reasons I'm about to explain, I never…read moregot to take them. . . I called up their line, Phoenix answered and told me I needed to take a placement test to determine which level is best for me. Great, I said. I completed their placement test - which took a good chunk of time - sent it in, and. . . . . . NEVER heard back. I called 3 times and sent at least 5 emails to follow up, and still. . . . . . NEVER heard back. I don't know what's going on with you guys, but I feel it's worth pointing out how you treat potential customers. Or more accurately, "ex"- potential customers.

I took French in school and because my job requires a bit of travel and immersion in…read morespanish-speaking countries, I decided I needed to learn how to speak conversational spanish. So far, I have learned a great deal and enjoy the small class sizes at the Spanish Institute. My instructor is warm, friendly and engages us during each class. Our session included an audio CD for practice and a lessonbook. I look forward to taking the next level in Spanish and increasing my fluency!