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https://bridge.edu/languages/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Nicolas-Ramirez.png500500Nicolas began his teaching journey with Bridge, teaching from 2010-2013, then becoming an English professor for nearly a decade at Universidad de Talca. He returned to Bridge in 2022. Born in California in the U.S., but now living in Chile, Nicolas has dual citizenship. His teaching philosophy is simple: we learn by doing. With this […]