I received this very pleasing response after a linked series of training sessions done in collaboration with the Argylle and Bute Business Development Programme.
“Training sessions with you were invaluable, essentially creating technical building blocks allowing me to develop my new skills. A natural progression from this would be the enormous increase in my confidence & knowing that whenever I need help or advice, I can call you & voilla!
Thank you. "
Karen Liversedge
Thursday, 20 August 2009
Wednesday, 22 July 2009
Testimonials
“Workshops - These were well run with all materials prepared in advance and all equipment readily available.
Explanations were clear and concise. The fact that the numbers were small made for a more personal, friendly approach which I like. Any questions or problems encountered were readily answered and rectified by Steve. Techniques were taught well enabling you to practise these in future projects.
“Studio Sessions - these were well supervised with materials and equipment readily available. Steve was always there to offer support and advise where necessary, enabling you to produce the pieces of work required. Steve's expertise with the kiln ensured that the finished piece of work was successful.
“I would recommend both the workshop and studio sessions and will be attending workshops and using the studio sessions in the future. “
Elma MacIntyre
Explanations were clear and concise. The fact that the numbers were small made for a more personal, friendly approach which I like. Any questions or problems encountered were readily answered and rectified by Steve. Techniques were taught well enabling you to practise these in future projects.
“Studio Sessions - these were well supervised with materials and equipment readily available. Steve was always there to offer support and advise where necessary, enabling you to produce the pieces of work required. Steve's expertise with the kiln ensured that the finished piece of work was successful.
“I would recommend both the workshop and studio sessions and will be attending workshops and using the studio sessions in the future. “
Elma MacIntyre
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Glasgow glass studio,
Stephen Richard,
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