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A full time professional training course in storytelling Course Leaders Working both playfully and deeply we will uncover the storyteller that lives naturally within you so that you can go away with a foundation of ready-to-use storytelling skills. This popular 5 week, full time course gives you the opportunity to learn or deepen your skills as a storyteller, as well as equip you to go out into your community, be it a school, hospital, neighbourhood, business organisation, old people’s centre, church or just your friends and family, and begin working with story. Suitable for both beginners and those already on their way, the morning sessions cover the skills of telling traditional tales whilst the afternoons focus on facilitating story work in your chosen community. Outline The language of the course is English although there are opportunities to work in other languages too. The minimum age requirement is 21. No previous experience is necessary, just a love of stories and a desire to tell them. Requirements Storytelling in the Community with Sue Hollingsworth and Gilly Southwood Sue Hollingsworth MBA is the Founder of the Centre for Biographical Storytelling and a Founder of the School of Storytelling, both based in the UK and the co-author of the bestselling The Storyteller’s Way. For the past 25 years she has been performing, teaching and consulting with story all over the world. This is the 7th time she has offered this course in Cape Town. Gilly Southwood is a graduate of the International School of Storytelling, UK. She is an educator, storyteller, facilitator and narrative guide. For the last 17 years, she has taken her story work, workshops and performances into schools, organisations, conferences and art studios. She facilitates workshops across sectors and uses story and creative processes for personal and organizational development, creativity, change, transformation and healing. Sue Hollingsworth [email protected] [email protected] Gilly Southwood 16th Feb 21st March 2020 Erin Hall, Rondebosch, Cape Town R18,500 for SA residents R35,000 for international participants This includes full time tuition for 5 weeks, materials, entrance to 5 optional storytelling performances on Friday evenings and tea, coffee, snacks etc during the course. Some financial support is available for those who need it. Maximum 14 participants For queries or to make a booking email [email protected]

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A full time professionaltraining course in storytelling

Course Leaders

Working both playfully and deeply we will uncover the storyteller that lives naturally within you so that you can go away with a foundation of ready-to-use storytelling skills.

This popular 5 week, full time course gives you the opportunity to learn or deepen your skills as a storyteller, as well as equip you to go out into your community, be it a school, hospital, neighbourhood, business organisation, old people’s centre, church or just your friends and family, and begin working with story.

Suitable for both beginners and those already on their way, the morning sessions cover the skills of telling traditional tales whilst the afternoons focus on facilitating story work in your chosen community.

Outline

The language of the course is English although there are opportunities to work in other languages too. The minimum age requirement is 21. No previous experience is necessary, just a love of stories and a desire to tell them.

Requirements

Storytellingin the Community

with Sue Hollingsworth and Gilly Southwood

Sue Hollingsworth MBA is the Founder of the Centre for Biographical Storytelling and a Founder of the School of Storytelling, both based in the UK and the co-author of the bestselling The Storyteller’s Way.

For the past 25 years she has been performing, teaching and consulting with story all over the world. This is the 7th time she has offered this course in Cape Town.

Gilly Southwood is a graduate of the International School of Storytelling, UK. She is an educator, storyteller, facilitator and narrative guide.

For the last 17 years, she has taken her story work, workshops and performances into schools, organisations, conferences and art studios. She facilitates workshops across sectors and uses story and creative processes for personal and organizational development, creativity, change, transformation and healing.

Sue [email protected] [email protected]

Gilly Southwood

16th Feb – 21st March 2020Erin Hall, Rondebosch, Cape Town

R18,500 for SA residentsR35,000 for international participants

This includes full time tuition for 5 weeks, materials, entrance to 5 optional storytelling performances on Friday evenings and tea, co�ee, snacks etc during the course. Some �nancial support is available for those who need it.

Maximum 14 participants

For queries or to make a booking [email protected]