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In accordance with STAT
regulations, the training course consists of 1600 class hours spread
over a minimum period of three years. Each academic year is divided
into three terms, with the usual school holidays. The course is in both
German and English. A working knowledge of English is essential as much
of the literature relevant to the Alexander Technique is only available
in English.
There are no specific
academic entry requirements, but prospective students are expected to
have had some personal experience of the Alexander Technique; either
through individual lessons or group classes/workshops etc. Some work
experience is also desirable, and therefore a minimum entry age of 23 is
recommended. New students may join the training course at any time
during the academic year.
The training course also offers ongoing study to
graduates from other schools. Post-graduate weeks, months or terms are
offered subject to place availability.
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Karlskirche, Vienna |
The centre is located in Franzensgasse which is close to the famous
Naschmarkt, and within 20 minutes walk of downtown Vienna. Situated in
the heart of central Europe, Vienna is a clean and safe city with lots
of open spaces, and offers a wealth of cultural and historical
interest. Based on the overall quality of life, Vienna is considered to
be one of the top three cities worldwide.
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If you would like detailed information in German or
English (please specify) relating to the course curriculum, fees and
conditions; please contact Michael Parkinson.
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