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ENSA Dijon students can carry out their artistic work at the school.<br> | ENSA Dijon students can carry out their artistic work at the school.<br> | ||
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The classroom is equipped with tables, trestles and stools for everyone. We call these tables "plateaux".<br> | |||
You must take a plateau and place it in the room.<br> | |||
This plateau will be your workspace for the whole year.<br> | |||
Erasmus students also | You may use your plateau as a working space all year long, during the school's opening hours, even if you do not have any classes scheduled. You may leave your creations and work in progress on your plateau. Be careful not to leave any objects of value on your plateau (computers, wallet, ID). <br> | ||
Erasmus students are also entitled to an individual plateau.<br> | |||
The International Relations Co-ordinator will explain and show you everything during your first visit to the school. | The International Relations Co-ordinator will explain and show you everything during your first visit to the school. | ||
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ENSA Dijon students can carry out their artistic work at the school.
At the beginning of the year, during the welcome day, you will be assigned to a specific classroom.
This classroom will be exclusively for your group.
The classroom is equipped with tables, trestles and stools for everyone. We call these tables "plateaux".
You must take a plateau and place it in the room.
This plateau will be your workspace for the whole year.
You may use your plateau as a working space all year long, during the school's opening hours, even if you do not have any classes scheduled. You may leave your creations and work in progress on your plateau. Be careful not to leave any objects of value on your plateau (computers, wallet, ID).
Erasmus students are also entitled to an individual plateau.
The International Relations Co-ordinator will explain and show you everything during your first visit to the school.