ISE Policy on repetitive courses Published by Achim Schlöffel on 2009-07-02

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During all my years of teaching I always followed my rule of free repetitive training. This means that I not only encouraged my students to come back for feedback after the class when they are out there practicing what I taught them before but also to come back and redo the class after a while - especially when they did not proceed to the next level.

I never charged for that as i strongly believe that this should be part of the offer of the initial class and that You cant charge twice on the same subject.

In reality this means: if You do a class and after some time think it would be cool to do it again to see if some things changed on the program or simply to get feedback of your meanwhile developed skills, you can participate in a scheduled class without being charged again for the class-fee. Of course You share the expenses and travel with Your fellow students. 

In ISE now, this is no longer the "Achim-Rule" but a general rule of how we handle the topic and students can enjoy the benefit of that through every ISE Instructor.

The Student / Instructor Ration is NOT affected by this as the additional participant is already certified and therefore not to be handled like a regular student.

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