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BIZIRCUS, WA Fremantle - Anyone know anything about them?

artofwar | 27/07/2008 - 20:27
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Okay i'll admit it, i'v had an obbession with the circus ever since i was a little girl! So i'v sussed out Bizircus's website and everything, but i'm still a little bit hazy. Im currently in year 12, finishing this year, and was thinking of joining bizircus in 2009. So, my question being, are these actual reconized courses? or just workshops for the public? I read that they go by 3 steps (Basic, General, Specialized). Are these set out through the whole year or by terms? I'm just a bit confused on how its formulated and what not. Newbe here just looking for answers! cheers.

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Why don't you ring them and
Author: Clown Dude (not verified)
Date: 27/07/2008 - 22:27

Why don't you ring them and ask? There should be a contact number on their wesbite.


give them a call.
Author: Neville Talbot
Date: 28/07/2008 - 16:40
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These guys are great, and their courses are fab.
We share the same building with them, and there are lots of people going there for classes a lot of the time.
They will be more than happy to give you answers to all of the above.
I don't think their courses would be accredited, but I could be wrong.
Nev

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