We love what we do at BridgeArgentina. Our friendly staff are always available to help you make the most out of your Spanish program and your time in Buenos Aires.
Our Spanish teachers have been specially trained in Bridge’s communicative methodology. They are selected for their outgoing and dynamic personalities, their patience, creativity, friendliness and most importantly, for their enthusiasm for teaching.
Click on the photos below to meet our Spanish teachers and staff.
Director
Carlos studied Literature and Spanish Language and later got his certificate as a qualified Spanish teacher. He has also taken graduate courses in Philosophy at Universidad de Chile in Santiago. He joined the Bridge team as a Spanish teacher in our Santiago school in 2000, where he participated in the creation of the new Spanish teaching manual. Carlos worked for two and a half years as the Students & Volunteers Coordinator, and later as the Head English teacher in Chile for three and a half years. He now joins the staff in Argentina as the school director and brings a wealth of experience from working in the classroom and with students from all over the world. His interests include literature (of course), philosophy, history, economic and social movements, and education.
Romina was born and raised in Barracas, one of the oldest barrios of Buenos Aires. She studied biochemistry at the University of Buenos Aires, and worked as a volunteer in the Analysis Laboratory of one of the best children’s hospital in the city. She has two children, Lucas and Santino, and she loves spending time with her family and her friends. Romina currently manages administrative matters and is in charge of bookkeeping at BridgeArgentina. She is always willing to help you practice your Spanish, so be ready to chat—en español!
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Pablo was born in Huinca Renancó, a small village in the province of Córdoba, Argentina. He has degree in International Relations and has studied various languages such as English, French and Italian. He has lived in the UK and studied English there.Today, Pablo lives in Buenos Aires and after having worked at Bridge as a Spanish teacher, he is now the Student and Volunteer Coordinator. He enjoys literature, geography, languages, swimming, outdoor life and spending weekends surrounded by his friends.
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Rosario was born in San Rafael, Mendoza, Argentina. She obtained her degree in Art History from the Universidad of Buenos Aires. Rosiario teaches Spanish for BridgeArgentina and history at U.M.S.A. What she likes most about working for BridgeArgentina is getting to know people from different countries and learning about different cultures. Rosario has a daughter with whom she shares her passion for music, history and art. In her free time, Rosario likes to swim or do crafts.
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Jonathan was born in the city of Buenos Aires. He studied Theatre at the Instituto Universitario Nacional de Arte, and acting at the Escuela de Teatro de Buenos Aires. He is also the author of many theatrical plays and children’s stories. Jonathan has experience coordinating workshops for children and adults in different institutions. He really enjoys music, reading, cinema and is a nature lover. He likes to meet people from other countries and share his culture with those that are interested in it!
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Head IDELT Trainer
Karina lived most of her childhood in the US, but moved to Argentina as a teenager. She has a Master’s in Psychology and has been involved for many years in the field of education. Karina started teaching Business English in companies nearly 20 years ago, and during that time she also taught general English to children, adolescents and adults. She has also been a speaker at conferences regarding teaching English as a Foreign Language. Karina started with Bridge as an English teacher and is now the head IDELT trainer in our Buenos Aires center.
Alejandro Buzzoni was born in Buenos Aires. He studied music and theater at the National Conservatory of Drama in Buenos Aires. He has travelled throughout Europe and lived in Spain for 8 years, where he participated in several plays and musical performances. In Spain, Alejandro met people from all over the world and developed an interest in learning languages. He studied English and French in exchange for Spanish lessons. Alejandro loves music, cinema, and any sort of artistic expression, in addition to cultural and linguistic diversity.
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Silvia has worked in many fields in her life, but what she enjoys most is working as a Spanish teacher with foreign students. She lived in Houston, Texas for two years and gained a lot of experience working for large companies. When she returned to Argentina, she joined the BridgeArgentina staff, and is very happy to be sharing and communicating with people. She is also a very proud grandmother of 5 grandchildren, which she says is “something else!”
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Alejandra was born in Buenos Aires and lived a great part of her life in San Telmo. She has been living in La Boca for two years now, and considers herself a typical “porteña”. She studied and graduated as a teacher in the “Colegio Normal Nº3″ and has been teaching for many years, preparing students for literature and grammar exams. BridgeArgentina has given her the chance to teach her language to people from other countries, which is really a very gratifying experience for her. When she isn’t working, she likes to read a good book, go out, and listen to music (mostly in English).
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December 30, 2011: IALC Interview with Bridge President
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