The School of Life classes now in English

March 09 2015 11:32:01

The School of Life classes now in English

ISTANBUL

School of Life Istanbul (TSOL) classes are being offered in English in March at Istanbul Bilgi University’s santralistanbul Campus.

The School of Life Istanbul brought writer and philosopher Alain de Botton’s London TSOL soul to santralistanbul campus last October. Designed to give useful insights around the big themes in life, the School of Life classes are now offered in English for non-Turkish speakers in Turkey, in addition to Turkish.

Titles including “How to Choose a Partner,” “How to Balance Work with Life,” and “How to Be Creative” are facilitated on Sunday by TSOL Istanbul Faculty.

For detailed information, please visit www.theschooloflife.com/istanbul/shop/classroom/english/.

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