Duty of care and YOG - Six-Week-Courses-in-Italy - Art History Abroad
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"Helen has come home absolutely buzzing with excitement. You have genuinely inspired her with your knowledge and enthusiasm and the 'light bulb' has been well and truly switched 'on'. I honestly think that she has been moved and affected by what she has seen in a way I could not hope to have inspired. What a terrific gift you all must have - we are so grateful to you. So nice for a parent who has been trying for years to transmit the sort of excitement about art which you have with no apparent result, maybe some of it rubbed off but all credit to AHA."
Anne Lever, mother of Helen, Summer 2005
Duty of care and YOG
Tutors oversee the smooth running of all other aspects of the course. Four tutors (a mix of male and female, at any one time) typically accompany a course of 27 students. Tutors speak fluent Italian. All are friendly and approachable and they travel with the group and stay in the same hotel as students. We conduct all manner of risk assessments, which are available for review on request, and ask for feedback in a continuing effort to fine-tune the course. Courses are run in accordance with the DfES guidelines for Health and Safety on Educational Visits.
All our tutors are background checked in accordance with the CRB Disclosure Scheme.
AHA is a founder member of the Year Out Group, an association of leading UK organizations formed to promote the concept and benefits of well structured Year Out programmes.
AHA is a member of The British Educational Travel Association (BETA), an umbrella body representing producers and suppliers of youth, student and educational travel related products.