The Building Crafts College (BCC) London is offering a ‘unique opportunity to participate in an on-line class’ in its IHBC Recognised ‘Historic Building Conservation’ Foundation Degree, to anyone ‘interested in undertaking the course in the academic year 2021-22’.
… unique opportunity to participate in an on-line class…. exploring the craft of building…
… experience the creative learning environment which fosters a deep understanding of conservation…
Steve Houchin at the BCC writes:
If you are interested in obtaining a formal qualification and developing your career in building conservation we are offering a unique opportunity to participate in an on-line class. The class forms part of a Conservation Degree taught at the Building Crafts College, London.*
The course focuses on the conservation of the historic environment by exploring the craft of building. Fundamentally we believe that a thorough technical knowledge provides the bedrock for good conservation judgments.
The course is taught by experienced heritage professionals who have extensive practical knowledge built up through many years of varied and complex building conservation work.
On-line teaching provides us with the opportunity to invite people interested in undertaking the course in the academic year 2021-22 to attend a taster session lecture with our current students.
By participating in the on-class you will have an insight as to the focus of the course and you will experience the creative learning environment which fosters a deep understanding of conservation.
To find out more and to book your taster session please contact: Steve.houchin@thebcc.ac.uk
*a Kingston University qualification
See more on the BCC at https://www.thebcc.ac.uk
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