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Argentina Australia Azerbaijan Bahrain Argentina AACI Open Centre (Buenos Aires) Suipacha 1333 1011 Buenos Aires Argentina CUIT (Tax ID): 30-52550539-8 [email protected] 54 1143212004 00 54 11 4393 2003 Academia Arguello Ampliacion Av. Rafael Nuñez esq Pozo de la Loma Argüello Córdoba, Córdoba 5147 Argentina CUIT (Tax ID): 30-64655334-9 [email protected] 00 54 35 43 443 030 00 54 35 43 443 030 Buenos Aires Open Centre 1 Av. Corrientes 1820, 9th. Floor C1045AAN - Buenos Aires CUIT (Tax ID): 30-68648956-2 Argentina [email protected] 0054 11527 59831 Cognos Online Argentina (Paraguay & Uruguay) [email protected] +54 9 (11) 6032 2593 Australia iCollege Limited Suite 1 GF, 437 Roberts Road Subiaco, WA 6008 Perth Australia [email protected] 00 61 418 477 668 Azerbaijan ATDC Examination Centre Azerbaijan Teacher Development Centre 186 Husyen Javid Prospekti Yasamal Baku, AZ1141 Azerbaijan [email protected] 00 994 50 290 1695 0099412 5396348 Bahrain Thimar Teacher Training Center t/a Thimar Training Center Villa 5, Entrance 714 Road 7325 Abusaiba 473 Bahrain [email protected] 97339225772 / 97339796919 Belgium Lerian-NTI Languages Rue de la Loi 26 B11 1040 Brussels Belgium [email protected] 00 32 2217 3747 0032477695831 00 32 2217 3777 Bolivia Cognos Online Bolivia (& Peru) [email protected] +51 (1) 255 9471 Lingua Idiomas - UDABOL Avenida Camacho #1372 - Piso 3 Zona Central La Paz Bolivia [email protected] 00 591 7766 0020 Brazil Colégio Bom Jesus Avenida Silva Jardim, 1499 Reboucas Curitiba - Parana CEP: 80250-200 Brazil [email protected]; [email protected] 00 55 41 2105 4438 00 55 41 2105 4445 Cultura Inglesa - Curitiba Al. Julia da Costa 1500 Bigorrilho Curitiba Parana 80730-070 Brazil [email protected] 00 55 41 3154 8722 00 55 41 3336 0729 Cultura Inglesa - Rio de Janeiro Rua Bambina 130, 3º andar Botafogo - Rio de Janeiro CEP 22251-050 Brazil [email protected] 00 55 21 2528 8090 00 55 21 25281123 Cultura Inglesa - Sao Paulo Rua Ferreira de Araujo 741 3o Andar CEP 05428-002 Pinheiros Sao Paulo SP Brazil [email protected] 55 11 3039 0535 00 55 11 30390569 Cultura Inglesa MG LTDA Rua dos Inconfidentes, 776 6o Andar, Savassi Belo Horizonte Minas Gerais 30140-124 Brazil [email protected] 0055 31 3264-2555 0055 31 3264 -2500 Editora CNA Cultural Norte Americano S/A Rua Coronel Oscar Porto, 800 Paraíso - 5o andar Sao Paulo/SP 04003-004 Brazil [email protected] 00 55 11 3053 3920 00 55 11 3053 3887 Exchange Solucoes em Idiomas SCLN 204, Bloco C Salas 104,105 Brasilia- DF CEP 70842-530 [email protected]; [email protected] 00556133284743 Great Assessoria Em Idiomas S/S Ltda Rua Paschoal 38 Pauliceia / Sao Bernardo Do Campo Sao Paolo. 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