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Someone interested? I go in with 2 my lads.
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Re: Corso Bisazza
From:
Paola Dirco <[email protected]> (Add as Preferred Sender)
Date: Thu, Nov 05, 2015 4:20 am
To: [email protected]
Gentile Sig. Eduard,

la ringraziamo per aver richiesto informazioni relativamente ai corsi posa Bisazza.

Con piacere le confermiamo che il prossimo corso posa in lingua Italiana partirà il 14 - 16 dicembre 2015 presso la nostra sede di Viale Milano 56 a Montecchio Maggiore (VI).

La preghiamo di compilare il modulo in allegato indicandoci a quale corso intende partecipare (primo o secondo) e di provvedere al pagamento entro e non oltre il 25 novembre.

Ricordiamo di seguito i costi del corso

Solo corso € 600

Corso + All in 2 notti € 776 + Iva 22%

Corso + All in 3 notti € 864 + Iva 22%)
 
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@Simons70
It says course is given in Italian!
My wife had a go at translating
cos I was driving
This is what she managed.
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3_fall said:
@Simons70
It says course is given in Italian!
My wife had a go at translating
cos I was driving
This is what she managed.
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Right,this is wife's translate.Please check man's translate;''Nice reason to go out for a couple of days,have fun and when you go back we can help you with some tools,pictures and diploma for justified all money spend''.PS;don't worries about language,all staff speak fluent English!
 
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Simons70 said:
Right,this is wife's translate.Please check man's translate;''Nice reason to go out for a couple of days,have fun and when you go back we can help you with some tools,pictures and diploma for justified all money spend''.PS;don't worries about language,all staff speak fluent English!
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Haha Ok. So there is more to the email you haven't posted?
 
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sorry I'm late today they are ..... 49 Unfortunately is old
ahhhhhhhhhhhh, is course Italian,
Bisazza do in a year?
the main bases ye have?
it is worth spend all this €?
how much more gain for a sheet of paper?
the course is valid for all years or more and do the course?
pull the sums and decide
speech that I made to marc.
later if you want to make vacation is another story ;) ahahah

if serve to understand email I'm here
 
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MissTiler said:
It's a great course I did it a few years ago best thing I ever did. It is all in Italian but I was provided with a translator being the only Brit there. It was easy to get the jist of it all without her.
If you're serious about installing mosaics, not just Bisazza, it's worth every penny.

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is frequently used Bisazza in england?
 
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I did the course in 2008 and found it really helpful and interesting.
If you are competent with mosaics already some of the course may seem quite obvious, but it's the little tricks and techniques that are worth the money. Things that you may work out for yourself eventually or may never think of until you have seen them done.
 
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Ste-G said:
I did the course in 2008 and found it really helpful and interesting.
If you are competent with mosaics already some of the course may seem quite obvious, but it's the little tricks and techniques that are worth the money. Things that you may work out for yourself eventually or may never think of until you have seen them done.
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dear @Ste-G , a course always be useful, indeed we must do the courses, II am just say that
1 because have to pay all that money to learn
2 mosaic italy not seem make it much
3 because no the course even in England?
be of interest Bisazza have qualified installers, because they do not help in the training?
because before Bisazza courses every month, 2 times a year now?
mosaic be too much niche job, I prefer to take a course for maxi slabs that some brand of tile make,
then if a tiler considers it appropriate to the course because Bisazza mosaic have much to do, has to go and do it

functioned translated?
 
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Simons70 said:
Someone interested? I go in with 2 my lads.
Subject:
Re: Corso Bisazza
From:
Paola Dirco <[email protected]> (Add as Preferred Sender)
Date: Thu, Nov 05, 2015 4:20 am
To: [email protected]
Gentile Sig. Eduard,

la ringraziamo per aver richiesto informazioni relativamente ai corsi posa Bisazza.

Con piacere le confermiamo che il prossimo corso posa in lingua Italiana partirà il 14 - 16 dicembre 2015 presso la nostra sede di Viale Milano 56 a Montecchio Maggiore (VI).

La preghiamo di compilare il modulo in allegato indicandoci a quale corso intende partecipare (primo o secondo) e di provvedere al pagamento entro e non oltre il 25 novembre.

Ricordiamo di seguito i costi del corso

Solo corso € 600

Corso + All in 2 notti € 776 + Iva 22%

Corso + All in 3 notti € 864 + Iva 22%)
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not even be bothered to reply in English
**** italian :)
 
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antonio said:
dear @Ste-G , a course always be useful, indeed we must do the courses, II am just say that
1 because have to pay all that money to learn
2 mosaic italy not seem make it much
3 because no the course even in England?
be of interest Bisazza have qualified installers, because they do not help in the training?
because before Bisazza courses every month, 2 times a year now?
mosaic be too much niche job, I prefer to take a course for maxi slabs that some brand of tile make,
then if a tiler considers it appropriate to the course because Bisazza mosaic have much to do, has to go and do it

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I agree with everything you say.
The course is a lot of money so would only be practical if you are already working with Bisazza mosaics on regular basis or have future work lined up. You could do the course and never get a single job using it.
 
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antonio said:
I wonder why not make their courses even in england ....
I think bigger markets of Bisazza be russia, united arab emirates, in Italy is looked at little Bisazza, now the market in Italy is almost all maxi slabs and tiles type parquet ....
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Before I did the advance course in italy i did their basic course at STC who at the time were based in harlow ( now moved further east into essex). They still do the mosaic course but I dont think its now a Bisazza sponsored course.
Bisazza dont seem to do themselves any favours, a few stockists stopped dealing with them as they were a pain in the butt. Trend and Sicis are giving them a run for their money. Trend was formed by one of the Bisazza brothers.
 
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Ste-G said:
I agree with everything you say.
The course is a lot of money so would only be practical if you are already working with Bisazza mosaics on regular basis or have future work lined up. You could do the course and never get a single job using it.
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Not necessarily. having done the course in Italy I found that suppliers/stockists/contractors were interested and more likely to use me and not just with Bisazza. I work more with Trend these days. Bisazza isn't the be all and end all.
 
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