Best English Schools Denver Near Me

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"The best place to learn English in Denver!"

Business: Colorado School of English is an English language school offering day classes, night classes, and online classes for residents, tourists, Au Pairs, and full-time international students. Open enrollmen

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Colorado School of English has been around since the 1992. Our English language school is nationally accredited by ACCET, the Accrediting Council for Continuing Education and Training which is officially recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. We offer a full range of services for our students, which include residents, full-time international students, Au Pairs, and tourists. We are able to issue I-20's for international students and we offer homestay opportunities for students looking for an immersive experience. We offer day classes and night classes with flexible schedules. And we issue credit letters for Au Pairs to satisfy their education requirements for their J1 visas.


We are located in downtown Denver, Colorado, where our students have access to all of the cultural and social aspects of our wonderful city, and we are only a short drive to wonderful outdoor recreation opportunities in the Rocky Mountains.

"I'm so impressed with you guys. Employees and owner do things professionally and everything is very organized and well prepared. This online class runs perfectly and smoothly. Definitely I will recommend this school to my friends in Asia."

Business: Located in Denver, Colorado, The Language School offers private lessons, group classes, and tutoring to teach Spanish, English (ESL), French and Italian. Take the next step in learning a new language

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"ISD has made my life so great,with all the new friends that have ..."

Business: International School of Denver is a multi-cultural, multilingual pre-K - an 8th-grade school that allows students to learn globally!

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"This is by far the best English school I’ve ever attended."

Business: Spring International Language Center. Study English in the U.S.A.

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Spring International is a premier English as a Second Language school, with 2 locations in the USA. We offer six levels of instruction, plus a Pre-1 level for beginners. Our terms are 9 weeks long, or you can join us for a half-term of 5 weeks.

"Graduating from Spring International makes me feel so proud and accomplished. Thank you for the wonderful academic language school where we have learned so much."


"Our son Tom attended Spring in Littleton. The school has a world-class program. Our son is ready for college and he feels very confident with his English language."


Spring International Language Center (SILC) is a professional, academic organization that provides English language training and cross-cultural education. As an institution, we strive for quality and integrity in an environment which treats both teachers and students with respect.


We endeavor to understand and appreciate the students' cultural differences and to enhance their ability to function effectively across cultures. We believe in encouraging the language acquisition and personal progress of students through an atmosphere of support, openness, and understanding.

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"This school is a good place to learn different cultures, behaviors, and ..."

4worldlovers: English as a Second Language (ESL) Academ​y at the University of Colorado Denver: enter a new world of academic, cultural and career opportunities. The ESL Academy not only prepares you for English language fluency, but it also supports your complete success as a University of Colorado Denver student.

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"I recommend it to anyone who is interested in learn English."

Business: New America College is nurturing and international. A non-profit English language college, our passion is our students and their success.

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Cultivating and celebrating inclusion, community, and success through a focused English language experience.


Students learn and develop values and professional skills and attitudes needed to be successful

Create an interesting, intellectual atmosphere and offer programs that support students’ academic and career goals

Offer programs at an affordable price point and give students the opportunity to pay on a monthly basis

With the Great Plains to the east, and Rocky Mountains to the west, Denver is a city that defines what it means to be American.

Uniquely cosmopolitan and American, Denver is the perfect setting to pursue your dreams. You will find a home nestled in unique and friendly neighborhoods. Plus, with surprisingly warm winters and cool summers, Denver is one of the most bike friendly cities in the United States. We know it is a Big Adventure, but we are here to help. In fact, we literally — as some here say – wrote the Guidebook for International Students wanting to move to Denver.

Business: Make Bridge your Corporate English Language Training Partner. Get personalized online English instruction in private or small group classes.

Business: Department of English at the University of Colorado Denver. Offering undergraduate and graduate degrees in English, creative writing, film and literature as well as certificates in several fields.

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English majors learn to synthesize information and to present their ideas and opinions skillfully. They find employment in fields where the sophisticated use of language is necessary for advancement. Many graduates go on to postgraduate study, not only in writing, film studies and literature, but in medicine, law, education, journalism and business. In today’s job market, as job titles and responsibilities shift constantly, English majors have an advantage because they are used to analyzing situations critically and communicating the results effectively.

Job choices for English majors go beyond the obvious options of teaching, attending graduate school, or becoming a writer, because graduates also excel in many other areas. English majors have learned how to write, analyze material, and communicate effectively, so they work in many different fields, including broadcasting, sales and marketing, management, government and entertainment.

CultureKlatsch's Newest Episode is Out! Ep 11 & 11.5: Targaryens, Television, and Trauma: Watching George R. R. Martin’s House of the Dragon 1.17.23

This episode of CultureKlatsch discusses House of the Dragon (the Golden Globe winning prequel to Game of Thrones) in terms of spectatorship and genre. Host Jake Johnson, along with guests Kendall Adamson, Madison Cook, David Debonis, and Landon Sickler (all CU Denver students), create a roundtable discussion on a wide range of topics, including television consumption patterns and rituals, violence against women as a plot device, trauma and spectatorship, the cultural appeal of high fantasy television, the ways HOD mirrors current social relations, the politics of gender and colonialism, artistic intent and HOD as historical account, and the ongoing celebration of “masculine strength” in both GOT and HOD. They speak with several CU Denver professors—Dr. Sarah Hagelin (Ethnic Studies and English), Katy Mohrman (Ethnic Studies), and William Wagner (History)—as well as CU Denver film student Darcen McCampbel and spectators outside the university, Beth Hall and Allie Borgsmiller.

Listen to a longer interview with Drs. Sarah Hagelin and Katy Mohrman in this bonus episode of CultureKlatsch (hosted and edited by Jake Johnson).

CultureKlatsch in the Auraria Media Center Sound Studio. From left: Madison Cook (guest + editor), Jake Sorensen (media specialist + sound engineer), Kendall Adamson (guest), Michelle Comstock (instructor), Jake Johnson (host). Not pictured: Landon Sickler (guest) and David Debonis (guest + editor).

There are approximately 700 regularly publishing literary journals in America—and each year a writer and blogger named Clifford Garstang ranks them based on how often work from their pages is reprinted in the prestigious annual Pushcart Prize Anthology.

As of 2023, Copper Nickel is now ranked number 10 for poetry, tied with The Georgia Review and ahead of The Yale Review, The Gettysburg Review, The Sun, Ploughshares, Michigan Quarterly Review, Virginia Quarterly Review, Boston Review, The Iowa Review, Prairie Schooner, and Agni.

For fiction in 2023 Copper Nickel is ranked number 34, ahead of A Public Space, Epoch, Oxford American, Story, n+1, Boulevard, Harvard Review, Michigan Quarterly Review, Prairie Schooner, Notre Dame Review, and Southwest Review.

The Pushcart Prize is, of course, only one metric for evaluating a literary magazine's "standing," but we're proud of Copper Nickel's growth in visibility and prestige since its relaunch in 2015.

Copper Nickel is edited by CU Denver creative writing faculty. And, unique for a journal at this level, Copper Nickel also receives substantial editorial input from undergraduate students. As many as 30 each semester engage in first-round editorial screening, proofreading, and production through work as volunteers, interns, and, every fourth semester, through ENGL 4088: Literary Editing: Copper Nickel.

As we near the end of spring semester, the English Department encourages their undergraduates to pursue Latin honors with their English degree. The application process is easy, and we’d be happy to answer any questions that students might have.

Please reach out to Dr. Pompa Banerjee (pompa.banerjee@ucdenver.edu) in the next few weeks if interested. Dr. Banerjee would be happy to answer questions and assist in the development of a project. There is still plenty of time to apply. You can find the guidelines for pursuing honors at the following website: https://clas.ucdenver.edu/english/latin-honors.

Anthony Ballas has published a review of Mark Steven's edited collection "Understanding Marx, Understanding Modernism" in Marx & Philosophy. Anthony also interviewed Dr. Gerald Horne about his book. "The Rise and Fall of the Associated Negro Press". You see the interview on YouTube here or listen on the De Facto podcast channel here. Congrats Tony!