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EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

We would like: you to know that two exciting educational opportunities
will be available in Vancouver between November 17 and December 20,
1980. Both involve the principles of accelerated whole-brain learning
referred to in the book Superlearning, and both instructors have worked
with Dr. Georgi Lozanov who researched and developed the original
techniques described in the book.

The super-accelerated French course consists of 76 hours of class work,
4 nights per week for 5 weeks. It is stress-free and there is no
homework -- you leave more refreshed than when you arrived. You will
be fluent in French language and customs and maintain your facility
even when the language is not used. We have more detailed

information (available from P. Warren, Surrey) on the course and
instructor.

This class is limited to 14 participants and two apprentices (candidates
for apprenticeship must be French teachers and will be interviewed
prior to acceptance). We suggest early enrollment.

Dates: November 17 - December 20, Mon. - Thurs. 6:30 - 10:00
Place: BeBe
Fee: $750 ($100 with registration, balance Nov. 1)

The Optimalearning! “seminar focuses on the theory and techniques of
accelerated learning and the personal and professional applications.
We have also enclosed additional information on the seminar (available
from P. Warren, Surrey). Three seminars will be held:

DATES : November 21-23; November 28-30; December 5-7 - Fri., 7-11;
Sat., 9-9; Sun., 9-5

PLACE: Vancouver, Robson Square Media Center, Room l

FEE: $200 (pre-registration advised)

These courses are made available through Barzak Educational Institute
International, 760 Market St., Ste. 315, San Francisco, CA 94102 and
Toronto, Canada.

Make cheques payable to: Joanne Broatch, 5996 Crown Street, Vancouver,
B.C. V6N 2B8. Information: 263-6703, 261-4119 (leave message).

(In case of mail disruption, call to reserve place and make arrange-
ments to deliver cheques.)

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