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The European Summer Academies are based on the collaboration of a number of European Popular Universities. Since 2004 they have taken place in a different part of Europe, with people from different countries coming together for a week of study, meetings and various cultural events. The Academy offers a unique opportunity, linking common experiences to an unusual approach to lesser-known aspects of the host city and its culture. A sense of history and everyday life is transmitted to participants in excursions that go off the beaten track permitting them to bring their own personal experiences to what is new and extraneous.

Teachers of various nationalities offer courses and activities in diverse disciplines to make new learning experiences possible along with the pleasure of discovering Rome and its surrounding region. The European Summer Universities are open to all interested persons, including those who are not fluent in other languages. The idea of the Academy is based on the concept of solidarity and flexibility on the part of all the participants and on the common search for innovative solutions. Content is transmitted in part with instructors teaching in their native language – and often in one or two other languages as well – and in part with the active linguistic contribution of the participants from the different countries.

Upter (Università Popolare di Roma) is tremendously pleased to welcome all those participating in the 6th European Summer Academy. We believe that Rome and its Region are the ideal place to experience the spirit of this European initiative together: the wealth of diversity brought by the participants and the encounter of people, languages and cultures with past and present as a window on the future will all make this edition a unique experience.

Francesco Florenzano
President of the Università Popolare di Roma

Dagmar Palm
Coordinator of the 6th European Summer
Academy, Head German department of the Università Popolare di Roma

Contact

UPTER - UNIVERSITÀ POPOLARE DI ROMA
Via IV Novembre, 157 - 00187 Roma
Tel. Italia +0039/06/6920431
dagmar.palm@upter.it - www.upter.it

Claudio Cassetti, Senzarete Berlin
Tel. Germania +0049/30/8519385
infoacademy@senzarete.de
http://academy.senzarete.de

Choose your course

• 16 BASIC COURSES in the morning and
25 MINICOURSES in the afternoon ensure variety and personal choice.
• Each participant will select both a BASIC COURSE to attend each morning and MINICOURSES in the afternoon, choosing topics and number of courses according to personal taste (two MINICOURSES are included in the basic price).
• The topics treated in almost all the BASIC COURSES are repeated in an abridged version in the MINICOURSES as well, so that each participant can experience the variety offered by the Summer Academy.
• In addition there are many MINICOURSES on other topics; a detailed programme will be presented during the inauguration and is available online; details will be sent on request to registered participants.
• Number of participants in each course: 8-15 (unless otherwise indicated).

LANGUAGES USED IN THE COURSES
The Academy is based on the collaboration of teachers from different countries teaching in their native language, and often in one or two other languages as well. However, do not expect professional simultaneous translation. The Academy is built on the concept of cooperation and flexibility on the part of all the participants and on the common search for innovative solutions. On the one hand, the courses will be taught by the teachers, but on the other the active linguistic contribution of the participants from the different countries will also be important.

BASIC PACKAGE
• 1 BASIC COURSE: 5 mornings (Mon-Fri) 9:30 12:30
• 2 MINICOURSES: to be selected from the different afternoon courses: Mon. to Fri. 2-4pm or 4:30-6:30pm (unless otherwise indicated)
• TOTAL COST: € 150
• Additional offer: Other MINICOURSES can be attended in addition to the two included in the basic package
Price for each additional MINICOURSE:€ 10; Ostia Antica € 15

CULTURAL PROGRAMME
Opening Celebration: Sunday, 20 September 5-9pm; UPTER via Quattro Novembre, 157.
Farewell Celebration: Friday, 25 September 6-10pm; UPTER via Quattro Novembre, 157.
Different events proposed for various evenings during the week; information, booking and prices will be available at UPTER.

Accomodation
Each participant will arrange and book his/her own accommodation. We can help you find reasonably priced accommodation in B&Bs located in independent flats in the Vatican area with early booking for individuals and small groups wishing to stay in the same building or near one another. For information and booking academyaccommodation@yahoo.com. To use the booking service you must send a copy of receipt of payment for the European Summer Academy Courses.

PUBLIC TRANSPORT IN ROME
We recommend purchasing the CIS ticket, valid for one week on all public transport in Rome.

Programme

SUNDAY 20 SEPTEMBER
5.00-9.00 pm Opening Celebration Headquarters, Università Popolare di Roma,

MONDAY 21 SEPTEMBER
9.30-12.30 am Basic courses
2.00-4.00 pm Mini courses (Languages: M1, M17 / Art: M3)
4.30-6.30 pm Mini courses (Art: M4 / Film: M8)
4.30-7.30 pm Discover Rome while Cycling (M23)
7.30-10.00 pm Roman Walk. Strolling around the Centre (wine tasting at Campo de’ Fiori; Piazza Navona, Piazza Farnese, Ponte Sisto, Trastevere)

TUESDAY 22 SEPTEMBER
9.30-12.30 am Basic Courses
2.00-6.00 pm Guided tour to Ostia Antica (M25)
2.00-4.00 pm Mini courses (Film: M11 / Writing: M12)
4.30-6.30 pm Mini courses (Dance: M21 Writing: M7)
8.00-10.00 pm Fish Dinner in the San Lorenzo Neighbourhood

WEDNESDAY 23 SEPTEMBER
9.30-12.30 am Basic courses
1.00-3.00 pm Mini course M2 (Roman Lunch for courses B2.1 e B2.2)
2.00-4.00 pm Mini courses (Languages: M20 Writing: M13/Urban History: M15)
4.30-6.30 pm Mini courses (Languages: M20 Foto: M9 / Politics: M16)
4.30-7.30 pm Discover Rome while Cycling (M24)
8.00-10.00 pm Different cultural proposals (choose from music, theatre, dance)

THURSDAY 24 SEPTEMBER
9.30-12.30 am Basic courses
2.00-4.00 pm Mini courses (Languages: M18 Art: M5 / German Reading: M14)
4.30-6.30 pm Mini courses (Languages-Culture: M19 / Music: M10)
7.00-11.00 pm Trip to Frascati ; dinner with wine and “porchetta” in a typical “fiaschetteria”

FRIDAY 25 SEPTEMBER
9.30-12.30 am Basic courses
2.00-4.00 pm Mini courses (Art: M6 / Dance: M22)
6.00-10.00 pm Farewell Celebration Università Popolare di Roma headquarters
Presentations: results, reports, music, dance and…

SATURDAY 26 SEPTEMBER
Free day / Departure

Subject to being modified

List of Basic Courses & Minicourses

LANGUAGES

B1/M1 Italian class for beginners
F. FERRARI, Rome, Italian
B2.1/M2 Advanced Italian, partly in tandem with B2.2
B. DE LUCA, Rome, Italian
B2.2a, B2.2b, B2.2c/M2 Advanced German, partly in tandem with B2.1
I. FRONHOFER/D. PALM, Rome, German
M2 Roman Lunch
D. PALM, Rome, Italian, German
M17 Learn Italian while Dancing
R. DI NUNZIO, Rome, Italian from level A2
M18 Learn Italian while Singing
F. FERRARI, Rome, Italian from level A2
M19 Introduction to Dutch Culture
H. BOS, Amstelveen, Italian, German
M20 Dutch for Beginners
H. BOS, Amstelveen, Dutch

ART

B3/M3 Diary of My Artistic Journey
R. SPIELVOGEL, Berlin, Italian, English, German
B4/M4 Fresco Workshop
E. GIACOMONI, Rimini, Italian, English
B5/M5 Art Nouveau
B. ZIERL, Wien, German, English
B6/M6 The Gates of Rome
L. DE CINQUE, Rome, Italian, English
B7/M7 Searching for Tracks
U. NIEHAUS, Berlin, German, English, French

FILM,PHOTOGRAPHY,MUSIC, DANCE

B8/M8 Roman Holiday
A. CANNIZZARO, Rome, Italian, English
B9/M9 Street Photography
P. BORDONI, Rome, Italian, English
B10/M10A Even the Musical Roads Lead to Rome
K. MUSALEK, Wien, German
B11/M11 Fellini’s Works and Settings
G. RICCI, Rimini, Italian
M21 Traditional Italian Dances
D. CENTI, Rome, Italian, English
M22 Traditional Italian Dances
D. CENTI, Rome, Italian, English

CREATIVE WRITING

B12/M12 Creative Writing on the Move
K. MANKE, Berlin, German
B13/M13 Diary from the Heart
M. AMARINI COLOSIMO, Rimini, Italian, English
B14/M14 Creating Places by Writing
A. PEER, Wien, German, English

POLITICS, URBAN HISTORY

B15/M15 Second Babuschka of the Cities
C. CASSETTI, Berlin, Italian, German
B16/M16 The Roman Roots of the European Union
R. ROHDE, Munich/F. FATIGATI, Rome, Italian,

German, English

M23 Discover Rome while Cycling (Talking Statues)
D. PANTANO, Rome, Italian, English
M24 Discover Rome while Cycling (traditional pubs/restaurants)
D. PANTANO, Rome, Italian, English
M25 Guided Tour to Ostia Antica
S. LAURENTI, Rome, Italian, English

Courses / Full description

LANGUAGES

B1 ITALIANO: CORSO PER PRINCIPIANTI

Roma, una città per… parlare!
Siete appena arrivati in questa bellissima città eterna, non conoscete l’italiano e volete immergervi nella lingua per riuscire a comunicare ed interagire con la realtà locale in breve tempo? Ecco la nostra proposta: passare ogni mattina qualche ora in aula per acquisire gli strumenti linguistici più importanti e poi tutti fuori dalla scuola! Nel cuore di Roma, in compagnia dell’insegnante, potrete sperimentare immediatamente quanto appreso, affrontando le situazioni comunicative più comuni della vita quotidiana: come presentarsi, chiedere e dare informazioni per strada, fare conoscenza in un bar, ordinare al ristorante o fare la spesa al mercato.
Docente FRANCESCA FERRARI, docente di lingua italiana, Upter Roma

B1 ITALIAN CLASS FOR BEGINNERS

You have just arrived in this lovely eternal city, you don’t know any Italian and you want full immersion in the language in order to be able to communicate and participate in the local reality in a short time. Here is our proposal: spend a few hours in the classroom each morning to acquire the basic linguistic tools and then out you go into the streets! In the heart of Rome, with your teacher, you’ll be able to immediately put into practice what you have learned and deal with the most common everyday situations: introducing yourself, asking for and giving information, chatting to people in a typical bar, ordering a meal in a restaurant, doing some shopping at the market.
Teacher FRANCESCA FERRARI, Italian teacher, Upter, Rome

B2.1. ITALIANO AVANZATO IN PARTE IN TANDEM CON B.2.2)

La proposta di corso si articola in varie fasi di apprendimento e toccherà diversi temi come ad esempio i segreti della Roma nascosta, la tradizione enogastronomica e il quartiere ebraico. Durante le cinque mattinate previste ,il gruppo di allievi avrà modo di lavorare in maniera attiva e creativa su questi argomenti. Contemporaneamente un gruppo di madrelingua italiana affronterà un simile percorso in lingua tedesca, per incontrarsi nella fase del tandem vero e proprio in cui prevarranno aspetti comunicativi ed esperienziali. Lo scambio avverrà in entrambe le lingue.
Livello linguistico da B1
Docente BARBARA DE LUCA, insegnante d’italiano all’Upter - Roma
Particolarità Consigliato il collegamento col minicorso “pranzo romano”.

ART

B3 DIARY OF MY ARTISTIC JOURNEY

Exploring Rome: observing, re-discovering, creating images
A practical art course for the creative spirit, for those who look about them with an open heart and a curious eye. We will visit both famous and lesserknown spots, delving into past and present – and at the same time getting to know people from different European countries. We will have fun learning the different artistic techniques (drawing, as well as frottage, collage, collection of objects, etc.) which will be the means of recording our impressions. We will thus create a lively and personal “diary of our journeys” to be shown in a final exhibition. No previous experience needed! Materials to be bought with the teacher at a cost of about € 8
Instructor REINHARD SPIELVOGEL, artist and Fine Arts
instructor, Berlin, Reinhard@Spielvogel.de

B4 FRESCO WORKSHOP

Uncovering the past through observation and analysis of fabulous masterworks A practical-manual experience of old techniques with reflection amid glimpses of inspiring works of art that testify to the genius of great masters, whose productions show us the breadth of their imaginations and the speed and rigour of execution. Participants will rise to meet the challenge of learning the secrets of techniques that make it possible to appreciate the work of artists who made Rome so preciously beautiful. Ideas, inspiration, suggestions for refining one’s knowledge and a first approach to the fresco. Michelangelo, Raphael, Botticelli: these are some of the names that will take us beyond any and every pictorial technique! Presentation of materials and techniques; demonstration and execution of the different phases of realization; strolls amid churches and palazzi; introduction to restoration techniques.
No previous experiences needed
Materials approx € 10
Teacher ELENA GIACOMONI, Fresco teacher at public and private schools, elena.giacomoni@libero.it
Languages Italian, English

B5 ART NOUVEAU JUGENDSTIL

We will begin by analyzing the works of famous artists, particularly those of the Jugendstil (Art Nouveau) period, and proceed to compare the movement in Austria and Italy. We will then let our own compositions – in a free association of colour and form – take us along the paths travelled by the Art Nouveau movement and lead us to new and personal interpretations. We will find our inspiration in visits to the “Quartiere Coppedè” – a little known area that is truly a precious gem – and other interesting sights in this fascinating city.
No previous experience needed
Materials Everybody is to bring their own ( paper, pencils, watercolours…)
Teacher BERTHILD ZIERL, painter and graphik designer, Wien
Languages German, English

B6 THE GATES OF ROME

Art in the ancient cityscape
The Roman ruins have attracted the best painters of landscape, panoramic views and tourist spots from 1700 to 1900. In particular, the gates in the city walls have enthralled great painters with their mysterious fascination. Because they are particularly well preserved and thus reward observation, it is the gates of the southern part of the city – the Prenestina, Asinara, Metronia, S. Pancrazio, Latina, Appia, S. Ostiense and Portuense gates – which offer the best possibilities for study through painting techniques compatible with the outdoor environment. The course offers a little perspective, a little technique and loads of enthusiasm.
Required knowledge basic knowledge of painting or drawing.
Materials please bring paper, pencils, pens and ink, or material for watercolour or oil paintings.
Teacher LUIGI DE CINQUE, painter and teacher, Rome (www.luigidecinque.it)
Languages Italian, English

B7 SEARCHING FOR TRACKS

Gods,Angels, Spirits of the Times
Painting, Drawing, Collaging
The Tiber is the ‘guiding thread’ that will accompany us through the Eternal City. Starting from the river, drawing and painting, we will discover the city landscape, the visible and the invisible, focussing on the millennia of the city’s history. We will be working on small-size, travel-formatted fanfold paper, that can be instantly transformed into large-size working-formats. Meeting point on the 1st course day San Bartolomo all’Isola on Tiberina Island Previous knowledge useful but not compulsory Materials pencils, chalk, drawing ink, watercolours, cover white, paint brush, glue stick, collage material The fanfold paper will be prepared by the teacher.
Teacher Uschi Niehaus, painter, Berlin
Languages German, English, French

Film, Photography, Music, Dance

B8 ROMAN HOLIDAY

Participants in the course will be guided in filming in the places where William Wyler shot his famous film, “Roman Holiday”. In the various film locations, students will attempt to shoot the same scenes as well delve more deeply into aspects of permanence and change in those same places. Filming foresees the participation of two course participants by turns in the guise of actors playing the parts acted by Gregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn in the original film. The course includes a first lesson in the classroom – where the relevant parts of the film will be viewed and organizational aspects decided – , three field lessons and a final meeting in the classroom to view the work of the students. Required previous knowledge knowing how to start filming with a camera.
Materials amateur camera
Instructor ANGELA CANNIZZARO, teacher of cinema and direction, Rome, angela.cannizzaro@iloveroma.it
Languages Italian, English

B9 STREET PHOTOGRAPHY

The course aims to develop each participant’s aptitude for photography and to channel the various separately developed themes and experiences into a single learning path, with the encounter of different cultures being the added value of the course. Students will produce a photographic essay on the specific theme of the Roman cityscape viewed through the lens of comparison and juxtaposition of the various historical periods in order to refine and hone methodologies of photography and visual communication. The course includes three field lessons alternating with two classroom lessons to view the photographs produced. Communication with students will be carried out using Italian and English, but of course the most effective form of interpersonal communication in this course will be visual.
Previous knowledge none
Materials analogical or digital camera, cost of any printing to be sustained by participants,
Instructor PAOLA BORDONI, Photography Instructor, Rome, paola_bordoni@yahoo.it
Languages Italian, English, French

B10 AUCH DIE MUSIKALISCHEN WEGE FÜHREN NACH ROM!

In diesem Basiskurs beschäftigen wir uns mit den Reisen und Konzerten wichtiger österreichischer Musiker und Orchester nach Rom, hören und erläutern viele Musikbeispiele und suchen einige der wichtigsten historischen Orte auf. Wir beginnen mit der Reise des jungen Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart nach Rom und mit seinem dortigen Aufenthalt . Weiterhin erfahren wir, welche berühmten österreichischen Musiker und Orchester im Laufe der Jahrhunderte nach Rom reisten, folgen ihren Spuren vor Ort und erläutern und hören verschiedene Konzertauszüge.
Dozent Prof. KONRAD MUSALEK, Komponist und Musikdozent, Wien
Sprachen Deutsch
Besonderheiten Kursdauer drei Vormittage, Kursgebühr: 100 Euro

B11 LE OPERE ED I LUOGHI DI FELLINI
L’idea del corso è quella di ripercorrere la storia di Federico Fellini attraverso i suoi film (da Luci del varietà fino a La voce della luna e alle pubblicità dell’ultimo periodo) e le sue città (Rimini e Roma, ma anche Cinecittà), senza tralasciare le esperienze altamente formative che il regista fece prima di diventare tale, come scrittore umorista, disegnatore e sceneggiatore. Il “racconto” di una personalità così complessa potrà giovarsi dell’ausilio di proiezioni di filmati, di visite guidate, di materiale conservato negli archivi della Fondazione Federico Fellini, nonché delle testimonianze dirette di vecchi collaboratori.
Docente GIUSEPPE RICCI – Responsabile dell’Archivio della Fondazione Federico Fellini, Rimini
Lingua Italiano

Creative Writing

B12 SCHREIBWERKSTATT UNTERWEGS

Von Katzen, öffentlichen Bühnen, Pilgern und Münzwerfern - in der ewigen Stadt (Auch für römische Deutschlerner)
Ausschlaggebend für die Teilnahme ist die Lust und Freude am Schreiben und eine Offenheit für alle Möglichkeiten und Anregungen. Die Teilnahme von deutschlernenden RömerInnen ist nicht nur möglich, sondern gewünscht und soll auch eine wichtige Bereicherung für die thematische und kreative Umsetzung der ausgewählten Vorhaben sein, wenn es darum geht die Stadt und seine Menschen kennen zu lernen. Es werden kleine literarische Techniken vermittelt, wie die literarische Miniatur; lyrische Kurzformen, aber auch die Anekdote, spezielle Interviewtechniken und die Schulung der Wahrnehmung mit allen Sinnen sind gezielte Vermittlungsschwerpunkt. (Methodisches Material zum Nachlesen) Den Deutschlernern erschließen sich dabei neue Vokabeln und sprachliche Zusammenhänge. Geschrieben wird an Orten, wie z.B. Märkten und kleinen Cafes der Stadt, dem Petersplatz… (Schauplatzschreiben) Angedachte Themen sind u. A.: „Marktleben“; „Die römische Familie“; „Eine Münze für die Wiederkehr – Fontana di Trevi“ u.a.m.
Vorkenntnisse keine
Material Schreibblock, Farbstifte; (wenn möglich) Fotoapparat
Dozentin KARIN MANKE, Dozentin für kreatives und autobiografisches Schreiben in Berlin.
Sprache Deutsch

B13 DIARY FROM THE HEART

Chronicles of the soul, dancing on the tip of your pen amid the marvels of the Eternal City. Course in Autobiographical and Emotional writing Feelings, heartbeats flowing from the tip of your pen in new flashes of creativity to share with others: this is what is being offered in this Course of Autobiographical and Emotional Writing. An experience to savour the marvels of the Eternal City through our inner being, to throw a bridge across the world of the soul and the enthralling spell of immortal places, in order to discover – in the words of Proust – that “ the true journey of discovery is not travelled by seeking new places, but by gazing [upon the old] with new eyes“. A journey that will permit us to experience Rome by finding our inner selves. We will set out, a group of travellers of the soul, all together and yet each in tune with our inner selves, armed with diaries, to savour the magical enchantment of a landscape in which we will see our own beauty reflected. Through parks and churches, timeless, mythical and historical places, we will recount an adventure that will remain impressed in our hearts and minds. A selection of passages written spontaneously, to leave traces and to share feelings experienced during the course will be collected into a ‘living‘ shared diary.
No previous writing experience required.
Teacher MONICA AMARINI COLOSIMO, Rimini, monica.colosimo@yahoo.it
Languages Italian, English

B14 CREATING PLACES BY WRITING

A creative writing workshop for prose texts Everyone has a story to tell. But what story? And how can it be done in a convincing way? Developing stories means developing life experiences, exploring possibilities of personal and social topics. Autobiographical Material, Utopia, Ideas, Emotions … whatever the impulse at the beginning we will acquire techniques on how to structure short stories, how to create a satisfying stylistic form and how to reveal character without descriptive explanation. Content in detail: Clustering, rhetorical figures, creating dialogue, developing conflict, defining character, tools for creating suspense, showing – not telling, visualisation, compacting, triggers such as objects and pictures, text analysis.
For beginners and part-time writers with the courage to let themselves go!
Tutor ALEXANDER PEER, writer & journalist, Wien – www.peerfact.at
Languages German, English

Politics, Urban History

B15 SECONDA BABUSCHKA DELLE CITTÀ

Visite guidate sorprendenti per turisti e romani, artisti e guide turistiche, architetti e storici Immaginatevi di essere davanti a Porta Pia a a Via della Conciliazione a Roma: qualcuno racconta della Burgtor a Vienna. O sta parlando della Porta di Brandeburgo a Berlino. In ogni caso non è un errore, ma un gioco e soprattutto un esperimento per intuire ciò che è comune a tutte le porte di tutte le città. Noi (ri)cerchiamo giocando Berlino e Vienna nelle strade di Roma, come porte e centri urbani (fino all‘EUR), come luoghi del ricordo (Altare della Patria e altri monumenti), come città divise dalla guerra fredda (una strada, un ponte, un fiume attraverso la cortina di ferro), come teatro della crisi del moderno (un viaggio panoramico e avventuroso, con Schönberg e Libeskind, con Mosè e Babilonia, per poter dominare dall’alto Roma e insieme alcune questioni chiave del moderno), come città del moderno attuale (Zara Hadid, Renzo Piano…) e dell’“affinamento traumatico” (Ghetto, Trastevere, Testaccio…)
Docente CLAUDIO CASSETTI, guida e ricercatore urbano, Berlino, http://documentation.senzarete.de /html/staedtebabuschka.html
Lingue tedesco, italiano

B16 THE ROMAN ROOTS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION

Like no other city, Roma embodies the creative synthesis of history and modernity. In this course we will learn to recognize how modern Europe was built on Roman-Christian ideals and norms by visiting places that symbolize this historical process. The dramatic evolutionary history of the “late nationstates” – Italy and Germany – will be illustrated. Franco Fatigati will depict the geopolitical consequences these new states had for the balance-ofpower system in 19th century Europe. We will visit the places where the Treaty of Rome, whitch paved the road to today’s European Union, was conceived, written and signed. This agreement led to the development of democracy in both Italy and Germany.
Teacher Dr. Rer. POL CHRISTOPH ROHDE, political scientist, Munich, www.christoph-rohde.de; FRANCO FATIGATI, teacher of geopolitics, Upter Rom Languages German, English, Italian

Send enrolment form (here to upload)
to fax +49/30 85964762 or
send to loretta.dacaprile@upter.it

TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR PARTICIPATION

BASIS PACKAGE

• 1 BASIC COURSE: Monday-Friday 9:30-12:30 am
• 2 MINI-COURSES: Monday-Friday 2:00-4:00 pm or 4:30-6:30 pm (unless otherwise indicated)
• Total Fees: € 150
(€ 100: B10 / € 50: B2.2a / B2.2c/ € 30: B2.2b including M2)

Additional courses and extras

• Further MINI-COURSES in addition to the two included in the basic package can be attended at a cost of € 10 each ( M25 : € 15)
• M2: Buffet + drinks € 10
• M23; M24: Bicycle rental approx. € 10
• M25: Admission Ticket € 6.50 (free for over 65 and under 18)
• Cost of evening events: information and booking at inauguration.

Accommodation, Travel and Meals

• Cost of travel, accommodation and meals are at the expense of the participant
• Reasonably priced accommodation: academyaccommodation@yahoo.com

Cancellation and Refund of Fees

• After 31 May 2009 it will no longer be possible to refund fees paid as teachers will already have been hired by that date.
• Fees paid for courses for which a minimum number of students have not enrolled will be refunded

Enrolment deadline 31 june 2009

For enrolment after deadline please contact us

• Enrolment is binding and carries the obligation to pay enrolment fees to the account indicated.

• Each BASIC COURSE will take place only if the minimum number of participants indicated have enrolled.