Hi Jeannie,
I like the way you think, this line of thinking
should be pursued.
Regards Roger
>Jeannie said:
> In fact, I had
>to turn down one of the Steinway sessions one year because I couldn't afford
>it. I think it would be a mistake to make it so pricey that even less
>people could attend.
>
>Manufacturer's classes at Conventions and Regional Conferences can be
>documented. Paying a small fee and pre-registering for such a class, or
>series of classes might be doable for many. In the past I've been willing
>to pay $50 or $60 for a special class and might even consider paying more if
>it would save me the hotel and airfare of going to another facility.
>Attendees could be given some sort of certificate to attest to the fact that
>they were there. Instructors could actually give feedback as to whether the
>student was on the right track or needed some additional training. This
>certificate could be requested by dealers if the manufacturers expected them
>to use such accredited technicians.
>
>Just brain storming...
>jeannie
>
>
>
>Diane Hofstetter
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