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English Language Village Srl is an English school. with offices in Capriate San Gervasio (BG) and Dalmine (BG).
The ELV English school was founded in April 2010 as the exclusive concessionaire of an original method of learning the English language which has guaranteed results for decades.
ELV English school was founded and is managed by a young and dynamic team made up of training experts who make available their years of experience in teaching the English language to Italian students, and by qualified teachers, not only appropriately selected, but guided and trained in the application of the method.
Mission:
Our mission is to offer every person the opportunity to improve their quality of life through culture. We at ELV are convinced that in a globalized and highly internationalized world like the one we live in today, knowing foreign languages represents an added value for people and can also offer everyone the opportunity to access better job positions.
In particular, among all the languages of the world, we specialize in teaching the English language. Speaking English is a must, it's a business card.
ELV, an English school in Bergamo, Brescia, and its provinces, uses the original Sandwich Method, "the International English Language Course designed and created by Giorgio & Loredana Shenker".
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