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"I gained a passion and enthusiasm about art that has helped me decide where to head in life. what AHA provides is an infectious interest in self-education. AHA is a wonderful gap year option and far better than running off to Thailand or the like to 'find yourself' as so many people do."
Ella Hickson, Spring 2004
What is included in the fees
The following are included in the fees:
- accommodation in Italy
- tuition in small groups of eight (230 hours on-site),
- all transport within Italy when connected with teaching,
- train travel between cities,
- all museum entrance fees,
- notes, reading lists, history of music CD/download,
- drawing tuition and basic Italian classes.
Also included is our special visit to the Vatican Museum, Vasari Corridor, Basilica of St Mark’s and a weekly evening entertainment.
Flights are purchased separately by an ATOL registered agent. The total monies paid will not exceed the fees stated below.
The only items not included are insurance, lunch and supper.
There is no travel insurance included in the course fees, this can be arranged by contacting STA Travel who have a range of competitive and comprehensive travel insurance options. They can be contacted on 08701 66 26 60 or AHA@statravel.co.uk
For every flight bought by AHA, we opt to contribute £5.00 to the Berkeley Reafforestation Project. For further information visit www.thebrt.org or call 020 7373 6801
AHA protects client moneys paid in advance by placing them in a Clients Trust Account as recommended by the tour regulations of the 1992 Consumer Protection Act. Moneys are held in this segregated account (and thus not part of the audit of Art History Abroad) until the completion of a course. Air tickets are provided by our travel partner STA Travel and the flight element of your trip is bonded on their ATOL 3206.