A master class is a class given to the audience from a particular company or industry by an expert of that discipline. A master class allows the attendees to not only receive addtional knowledge and know-how but also to obtain practical skills in their application, as a master class typically involved demonstrations and direct comments by the presenter, often within practical excercises and tasks.

We tend to follow a few guidelines when setting up a master class:

- the attending audience should count 10-15 persons for an ideal invironment. If you wish to cover larger audiences, it often makes sense to split your delegates in several groups and arrange the master classes in shifts, occupying a whole week if needs be.

- the visiting expert will have truly expert-like knowledge and experience in the subject matter of interest to you and thus the attendees will enjoy top rated know-how directly from someone who has been there and done it successfully

- during a master class various tasks and group excercises are offered for the students to practice what they learn in a real-life modelled situation and to hear the opinion or corrections from the tutor

- master classes usually end with a discussion during which a further exchange of ideas takes place and when a student can verify or discuss something he or she finds confusing or arguable.

We can always suggest the most appropriate tutor to suit your requirements, from many industries, with unique professional knowledge and experience. Our expert partners whom we worked with in the past come from large international corporations as well as from organisations of experts advising governments.

Our master classes are noted to being presentable, exclusive, workable and effective.  Please note that we only offer master classes upon a special request by an organisation and we match its requirements and the current industry needs to achieve the most appropriate and efficient tution. Please contact us on evgeniya.p@capitalbe.co.uk for further details