40-hour training
I made enormous progress in the consistency of my gestures, in reading the light and in the precision of the edges. Your teaching and your standards gave meaning to every detail of the trade.
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I recommend it. People coming out of this training become operational very quickly. My new colleague, with no previous experience, gained solid foundations thanks to Art de l’Anglage. Promising.
Google review
A top-level training and trainer: very human, educational and patient. A superb setting. A very complete learning experience.
Google review
A very fine experience and anglage learning session with Alexandra. Thank you again for the professionalism, the welcome and the music in the background.
Google review
A very fine experience at Art de l’Anglage. A training course and a trainer of great quality, both demanding and engaging. The support is serious, precise and perfectly adapted, even for people who are still learning.
Google review
I took the training in anglage and watch decoration with Art de l’Anglage, and it was a very fine experience. Alexandra is a passionate trainer, very available and educational.
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