Community Arts Project - History (The Early Years)

What we offer

CAP offers programmes in two fields

ART, CRAFT, DESIGN AND PERFORMING ARTS

The main medium of instruction is English

MODULAR FOUNDATION PROGRAMME

for students with little or no arts training

training consists of three core and three optional modules

Introduces concepts and techniques in a variety of areas within the performing arts and visual arts

can be used as a bridging year for learners who wish to continue on higher education training courses

ADVANCED PROGRAMME

full time programme for students who have completed the CAP Foundation Programme or who have equivalent training and experience

develops skills through independent project work in a particular area of the performing or visual arts

learn from artist in residence

opportunity to gain hands on experience in arts organisations

links learners directly to income generating opportunities and assists with general career development

What we stand for

CAP MISSION STATEMENT

To provide people centred education and training in the visual and performing arts to youth and unemployed adults in order to develop their income generating skills and their opportunities for further learning

CAP is committed to providing people with education and training which uses their own experiences as a foundation for developing new and exciting skills

CAP is committed to developing, supporting and promoting the arts for community development

CAP is committed to providing opportunities for people to support themselves and to make a meaningful contribution to the society around them

	Street Address: 106 Chapel Street, Woodstock, 7915, Capetown South Africa Mailing Address: PO Box 13140, Woodstock, 7915, Capetown, South Africa Email: cap@iafrica.com Phone: (021) 465 3689 Fax: (021) 465 2008
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Last updated: Jan 28, 2003 by Nur Viljoen