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Expert advice and resources are based on:

15+ years working in International Education

Living & working abroad

Post-graduate study in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)

Teaching ESL in America and abroad in colleges & universities, adult literacy programs, private ESL schools, high school & middle school

Directing International Programs in colleges & high school.

Developing international programs and ESL programs in colleges & high school

Travel to over 40 countries

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Add an English as a Second Language (ESL) Program to Your Campus!

Students from Asia, Europe, Africa and South America are flocking to the United States to learn American English in specialized English as a Second Language (ESL) programs in order to study in American colleges, universities and boarding schools. Existing programs are filling up fast, and the need to develop new programs is now!

Openworld develops ESL programs tailored to meet your specific needs:

1-year academic TOEFL preparation program for U.S. college-bound international students

18-month academic TOEFL preparation program for U.S. college-bound international students

4-week Business English course International Business (IB) university students

3-week Intensive summer ESL & American culture Program for high school students & teachers

38-hour Intensive Summer university credit ESL & cultural program university students

2-year (9-months per year) high school English shelter immersion course for international students

1-year (9-months) high school English shelter immersion program for international students

Short-term programs for visiting students/staff or prospective groups from abroad

Other

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Cross-Cultural Communication Presentations for the Workplace

Educating employees about successful cross-cultural communication turns expected outcomes into realized outcomes!

Across the globe business is predominantly conducted in one common language - English - and the American workplace is increasingly diverse. However, only approximately 14% of Americans have ever traveled abroad. As a result, cross-cultural communication that occurs in this sort of environment, whether with co-workers, business contacts or students, often results in miscommunication of policies, procedures, goals and outcomes. Often, one

is not even aware that a miscommunication has occurred.