Classes

Our bridge classes are the culmination of over fifteen years of teaching bridge to members of our community. We offer courses for a wide range of people from those who have never played bridge the avid bridge players who want to improve their game.

We use up-to-date, successfully tested materials from leaders in the world of bridge education. They include at-home and in-class exercises in addition to written material.  Some of the in-class exercises are available in electronic format so students can play the hands at home and receive commentary on their bidding and play (requires Bridge Baron software).

We have an outstanding and committed staff of teachers and volunteers who provide individual help to participants.

Please see individual class descriptions for location.

Please contact Lori Spaeth at (650) 906-3987 email or Sue Johnston (510) 505-0275 email for more information.

Our Beginning Bridge Series

Our Basic-Intermediate Bridge Series

Our Intermediate Bridge Series

Our Beginning Bridge Series is for people who have never played bridge and for those people who have played for years but want a refresher course or just to learn the basics.

Our Basic-Intermediate Bridge Series builds up our Beginning Bridge Series and prepares our students for our Intermediate Series.

Our Intermediate Bridge Series focuses on intermediate bidding and intermediate/advanced concepts of play. This series is designed for bridge players who have a minimum of one year's experience playing duplicate bridge.

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From time to time our Unit or our members offer other classes which are not part of our standard series. We are pleased to offer two currently:

  • Saturday Learning Game. Lectures and supervised play with analysis.
  • 2 Over 1. Lectures and exercises that introduce the 2 Over 1 bidding system and several other conventions.
  • Play like a Pro. For Intermediate/Advanced players. The main focus of this course is declarer play but many aspects of bidding and defense will also be discussed. Details to be provided soon.
This page last updated on Tuesday, February 7, 2012