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https://bridge.edu/languages/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Siavash-Eskandarioun.jpg540540Siavash Eskandarioun combines his experiences in learning English with an engaging, supportive environment. In addition to four years of teaching general and Business English online and in person, Siavash has also been teaching students in BridgeEnglish’s corporate language training program for five months. Using his two MBAs, a CELTA certificate, and additional specialized training, Siavash […]