PRE-ENROLLMENT, ACADEMIC YEAR 2020/2021

Starting from May 2nd 2020 it is possible to enroll to the new academic year 2020/2021.

Registering during the month of May, gives the chance to both old and new Saint Louis students to benefit of the following facilitations:

 

• • facilitated registration fee
    € 150 for ordinary courses (pre-academic, academic and custom courses); € 130 for long-distance courses and fortnightly custom courses; € 90 for custom Junior courses (for students from 6 to 12 years old);
  • blocked yearly tuition fees
    € 150 for ordinary courses (pre-academic, academic and custom courses); € 130 for long-distance courses and fortnightly custom courses; € 90 for custom Junior courses (for students from 6 to 12 years old);
  • priority in the choice of the one-to-one teacher
    for vocal and instrument classes for all types of course: pre-academic, academic and personalized;
  • priority in the choice of the time slot
    possibility to choose between morning band (9:00 – 15:00) or afternoon (14:00 – 21:00) for the pre-academic and academic courses; range of at least 3 hours of preference for personalized courses;
  • greater possibility to customize the classes schedule
    proceeding with transfers and class changes before students who have not pre-enrolled by May 31, autonomously through the reserved area, as early as May, thus allowing you to program your schedule of lessons in advance.

Among the new opportunities for the next academic year, the possibility of following one or more subjects by videoconference at one’s own choice, without the need to go to the Rome facilities, a method that has already been widely tested successfully in recent months. While all the ensemble music practice at the venue is expanded, with over 120 resident ensembles and orchestras, artistic projects to be conceived as a team in the Saint Louis studios, full-immersion weeks of song-writing, jam-sessions with renowned jazz musicians and everything that comes from meetings, exchanges, artistic partnerships, collective creativity. Building on this experience gained over the years, during the lockdown the teaching at Saint Louis never stopped and it went on inherently online, allowing students to complete the academic year, both in the amount of lessons and in the skills to be acquired, without to lose daily contact with their teachers and fellow students.