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We recently worked with a group of 25 managers and directors at a major non-profit organization. The topics included:

- Leaders Without Borders

- 7 Success Strategies for Learning Spanish Quickly and Easily

- Spanish Without Borders and Customized Spanish for Management Professionals

The results speak for themselves. Here is the feedback we received.

FEEDBACK

 

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§      Leaders without Borders gave me the ability to establish rapport (relationships) with other cultures by learning specific aspects of the culture we interact with.

 

§      If you or anyone you know want to learn Spanish, this is the course to take. It’s easy and fun.

 

§      This program is not what I expected. It was so much better. You equipped me to be comfortable when speaking Spanish even though I do not know the entire language. Thank you.

 

§      The leaders without borders workshop is the most productive class I have ever taken when it comes to learning Spanish.

 

§      This class is personal for me because I live and work in a neighborhood that speaks primarily Spanish.

 

§      This program/class is so much more than a Spanish class; it is a culture class that you can’t miss!

 

§      Very fun and easy. Makes learning Spanish fearless.

 

§      This program was a great tool for learning and getting comfortable with the culture. It helped to break down my own barriers of feeling inadequate or not equipped to speak Spanish. Thank you.

 

§      This program transformed my thinking about my own Spanish speaking skills. I went from saying, “I can’t” to saying, “I can and I will!”

 

§      This program will help prepare our branch for the Hispanic community. It’s like no other program I’ve seen.

 

§      It teaches you the culture and expectations of the Latin American culture.

 

§      This program helps you to release fears and develop confidence in the things you already know and it motivates you to advancement.

 

§      When people hear, “Spanish class” I think vocabulary is assumed to be the dominant part of the class. Learning how to address people is as important as the words we use.

 

§      The class was filled with useful information that I was able to use immediately. I would recommend that if you have the opportunity to take this class, don’t pass it up.

 

 

What did you like best about the program?

 

§      Interactions with other members of the class.

 

§      Learning to be more comfortable communicating in a language that I have not fully grasped.

 

§      Learning to establish rapport and customized vocabulary.

 

§      Learning to communicate without barriers.

 

§      The push on practicing.

 

§      It’s easy, its fun and Carlos is a very good teacher.

 

§      I was very comfortable with the learning environment. The instructor made learning easy.

 

§      I liked interacting with others.

 

§      I enjoyed the interaction and chance to practice as we went along.

 

§      The cultural education.

 

§      The skills like rapport and cultural competence are transferable in other areas.

 

§      Learning the cultural differences.

 

§      It was all great.

 

§      Background on the culture.

 

§      The cheat sheets to return to the branch with.

 

§      The take aways. CDs, learning sheets are excellent.

 

 

What ideas will you use first?

 

§      Learning simple communication sentences to talk to people about the programs we offer.

 

§      Relax, don’t think, just talk and speak about what you know.

 

§      Knowing the culture first.

 

§      Include food at events.

 

§      Culture; learn how to learn Spanish – all the words and the specific vocabulary.

 

§      Building rapport with anyone and everyone I come across.

 

§      Rapport is definitely critical. For us it is important to continue practicing and then pass it on to the group.

 

§      Cheat sheets.

 

§      Building rapport.

 

§      Start with one area then move to the next. Rapport, rapport, rapport.

 

§      The 4-f’s = family, food, friends, and faith.

 

§      Building rapport and practicing daily with the branch’s Spanish speakers.

 

§      Develop rapport, rapport, and rapport. Also, I will pursue conversations instead of hiding from them.

 

§         Establishing rapport and not being afraid to perform.

 

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