50% Adult Short Course Discount for 16-19-year-olds
With the support of our generous donors, the National Art School (NAS) is excited to offer a 50% discount on our Adult Short Courses for 16–19-year-old students. Our Short Course programs are available as week-long intensives during the Summer and Winter School Holidays, Weekend Workshops in Autumn, and Spring and 8-week Term programs after hours. Classes are available for beginner, intermediate and advanced students.*
To redeem the discount when purchasing the short course, navigate to the “Are you entitled to a concession?” question and tick “yes.” Select “Aged 16-19 (50%)” from the menu and the discount will be applied at checkout. Please fill in all other questions accordingly (including ticking the under 18 box if it apples to you).
Once you have completed your purchase, you will receive an email within 2 hours from NAS asking you to upload a copy of your photo ID. This can be one of the following:
- Valid School ID Card
- NSW Photo Card (or equivalent interstate card)
- Drivers Licence
- Passport
This ID will allow us to confirm that you are eligible for the discount.
If you have any questions, or require assistance please contact our Short Courses Team at short.courses@nas.edu.au or 02 9339 8633.
*Masterclasses, Welding Sculptures and Bronze Casting are excluded from this discount.
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About Short Courses
The National Art School’s vibrant program of Short Courses run from January to December every year and cater to students of all levels of experience in the visual arts.
The Short Courses are delivered on-campus in Darlinghurst and online to your home studio.
When you enrol in a Short Course you experience the National Art School’s unique learning environment and studio-based arts education with hands-on tuition and technical and conceptual approaches to learning. You will be taught and inspired by professional artist-educators who share their passion, knowledge and expertise, guiding you towards a personal artistic vision, develop creative thinking, and extend your practice in a friendly, supportive, studio environment.
In the Short Courses you will learn practical skills, gain an understanding of historical and contemporary concepts, and build your confidence to develop a unique visual language and a rewarding art practice.
The annual program includes the Summer and Winter Schools, held in January and July over five days of intensive study; Terms One, Two, Three and Four Short Courses are eight-weeks long and held throughout the academic year from Monday to Saturdays, and the Autumn and Spring Weekend Workshops are held in May and September.
The Short Courses are directed by Dr Ella Dreyfus, Head of Public Programs and Senior Lecturer at the National Art School.