What
is the size of a group?
Depending on the course, the minimum
number of students in a group is 3-4 and the maximum is 6 - 8 (unless specified
differently). The only exception are theoretical courses, where number of
students may be maximum 15.
Can I join in the
middle of a course?
In case of weekly courses if spots available, you can join in the middle of a course. You will enroll in the same way as the rest of the students and pay for the remaining number of lessons. You will be considered an ASIB student from the date ASIB receives your application.
In case of intensive courses and workshops, there is no possibility to join a course after it has started.
In case of weekly courses if spots available, you can join in the middle of a course. You will enroll in the same way as the rest of the students and pay for the remaining number of lessons. You will be considered an ASIB student from the date ASIB receives your application.
In case of intensive courses and workshops, there is no possibility to join a course after it has started.
How do I pay?
ASIB has a sliding
scale payment system. Please select the highest amount you can offer
from your heart.
Your
payment will cover the costs of organizing and running the courses, facilities,
materials for certain courses, paying the Hungarian tax, model fees, as well as
snacks and drinks served at each lesson.
Why do I tailor my
own fees at ASB?
It
is my dream to see a world where we are supportive and emphatic enough that
needs of every person are taken into consideration. It is also my dream to make
it possible that my art lessons are available to anyone, regardless of his or her financial background. Finally
teaching is providing me financial stability which helps me continue working on
my own art.
Through a sliding scale, I want to invite a change in our approach to money and make it a joyful tool to exchange by contributing to each other’s lives.
Through a sliding scale, I want to invite a change in our approach to money and make it a joyful tool to exchange by contributing to each other’s lives.
When
you come to your an art lessons you may meet your need for learning, fun,
improving skills and competence, socializing, personal growth and much more. When I teach, I
meet my needs for sharing my experience and knowledge with others, which gives
a lot of meaning to my life. It is also
a strategy to pay my bills and give me financial and time independence which I
need to work on my own art.
Can
I pay a fix rate?
In
case you do not wish to use the sliding scale and prefer having fix rates the
suggested rates for the courses are 8000 Ft / lesson of 2,5 -3 h
Can I pay for only one lesson?
Payment for one lesson is possible only for the promotional* and the trial lessons**
of weekly courses. A person can attend
only one trial or promotional lesson per course/workshop. For any
promotional or trial lesson, we would enjoy receiving between 2000 and 6000
Ft. Payment for one lessons does not guarantee your place at the course.
*promotional lesson
– a lesson prior to the start of a course offered for promotional reasons
**trial lesson – a
lesson a student is attending at a course which had already started in order to see if he/she will join the
course)
What will I support if I offer more?
In
case you offer a higher amount, your contribution will support: enabling
students with lower incomes to participate in ASIB courses , purchasing new equipment for the school (art supplies,
technical supplies, etc.) , purchasing
new art books and magazines, organizing
free events (lectures, workshops, open
lessons), finding help for cleaning and maintenance of school , my participation at conferences and workshops related
to art, education and Nonviolent Communication.
In
order to be able to sustaining the school, my own life expenses I would enjoy
receiving at least the minimum of the suggested amount.
In
case you are interested in attending a course but are unable to offer the
minimum suggested fee, please do not hesitate to contact me. I would enjoy
exploring possibilities to support you and hopefully find a win win
solution.
What if I miss a
lesson?
Should you know that
you are going to miss a lesson, please
inform us by email, text message or phone, preferably 24 h
in advance or earlier. This will help us plan the lessons and make preparations
accordingly.
When you apply to a
course/workshop at ASIB, you are applying to a number of art lessons held
in a group (not private lessons). Even if you may not be present, lessons are
still taking place and your spot at the course is taken. In order to provide
friendly fees for you and
sustainability for the school ASIB cannot refund lessons you may miss.
What
if ASIB cancels a lesson?
In case ASIB cancels a lesson,
ASIB and the students will agree on a time for a make-up lesson or the
full amount paid for that lesson will be fully refunded.
What if the number of
students in a group drops below the minimum?
If the number of
students drops below the minimum, ASIB may approach you for help in finding a
solution, which would suit both you and the school. If no solution is arrived
at, ASIB may decide to close the group, in which case you will be fully refunded
for all the cancelled lessons (also see Lesson Cancellation below).
How
do I apply for a course at ASIB?
In
order to secure your place in a course, you will be asked to submit your
application form and cover your fee at least one week prior to the
start of the first lesson. Places will be allocated on a first-come,
first-served basis. For more information on how to apply, please click here.
Become a donor: By donating between and 6000 - 60.000 Ft (20–200 EUR), you would
be supporting some of the students who are unable to afford the tuition fee.
ASIB will be happy to connect you with the student(s) who receive your support.
How can help ASIB bloom?
· Recommend ASIB to your friends.
· Give us your feedback - both positive or negative
· Write a testiomonial or
an article about your ASIB experience (to be published at ASIB's web).
· Offer a higher fee for
your course.
· Forward
ASIB’s newsletters and Facebook adds to
your friends.
· Suggest ideas about how ASB may improve; make requests about your needs and interests.
· Volunteer to proof-read newsletters and other ASIB materials
Last update: Sep. 8, 2016