Habitata Academy(Languages and Interior Design)

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Habitata Academy(Languages and Interior Design)

Time: August 13, 2010 from 6pm to 7pm
Location: Habitat Academy Kolkata center is located on Eastern Metropolitan bypass and is accessible from all corners of Kolkata and its suburbs. Students can avail buses, coming up to Ruby Hospital, going towards Garia.
Street: Kolkata
City/Town: kolkata
Website or Map: http://www.habitatacademy.com
Phone: 033-65221481
Event Type: habitata, academy(languages, and, interior, design)
Organized By: Ruma Dey
Latest Activity: Aug 25, 2010

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Habitat academy is en educational and cultural celebration hub.
Having its presence in Kochi & Kolkata, it’s renowned for its revolutionary teaching philosophy: ‘I read- I forget, I practice I learn!’ students here can put into practice what they learnt in the classrooms with unique facilities provided to them. At Habitat-Kolkata one will be part of on-going celebration of culture from all over the world, most of which are celebrated first time in India!
With a centers of excellence, and modern approach, Habitat Academy is imparting interior design program leading to final year BA (Hons) at London Metropolitan University, UK, and seven language courses: Italian, Spanish, German and French (for home students) Bengali, Hindi, Sanskrit (for international students).

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