N.N.A.P.A. is proud to announce our first ever year-long course in Natural Perfumery.

Materials will be available from the academy (at cost price). The syllabus has been carefully planned by our qualified instructor Ms. Justine Crane.

Please contact us for more information on the Academy and our courses.

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NNAPA Admissions Committee reviews all submitted applications. Information supplied is treated with utmost confidentially.
The Admissions Committee members are as follows:
Justine Crane also Antiquarian Class Teacher and Developer.
Ruth Ruane also NNAPA Administrator and Director.
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Nature's Nexus Academy of Perfuming Arts was founded to provide education to aspiring perfumers and the course will be focusing purely on the use of natural materials.

Passion, life and breath, they go together.
Passion is a force that comes from the heart into the breath. It is raw emotion finding a release through life. Without passion there is no art. Through emotion, imagination and passion the perfumer breathes life into her raw materials. The perfumer pours herself into her creations. Leaving fear behind, leaving control behind, a perfumer becomes wild, she pokes at the unexpected, creates chaos to find perfection.

	All the best of everything for 2009 by Ruth - Thursday, 1 January 2009, 01:10 PM
	We wish all our students and prospective students health, peace and prosperity for 2009

NNAPA Winter Holiday Dates

17th of December to 3rd of January

Hi all, I want to say what a pleasure it is to watch the class unfold. I am in awe. Thanks to everyone for being such fantastic students.

The other thing I wanted to mention is the Holidays. I know that not everyone celebrates Christmas or Winter Solstice but most people celebrate something around this time of year. I'm going to be flat out with my business and preparing for Santa Claus.

I haven't really thought about setting dates for NNAPA to be officially on Holidays but I think that coming up to the New Year that the best thing would be to call a holiday period starting sometime around the end of December and then starting up around the beginning of January. Perhaps the 20th Dec to the 6th of January. (not set in stone) So roughly two weeks.
I have noticed that some of the students have special holiday needs and I am hoping that NNAPA's holiday time will cater for you too and that people who can't make classes won't feel as though they will be missing out on stuff.
If anybody feels that the holiday time I have laid out is too lengthy or not long enough or if there are any other suggestions please drop me a line or IM and I will do my best to work something out.

Best to everyone and Happy Thanksgiving!

Ruth

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