The
main objectives of the British Academy
- To
disseminate and expand the science of graphology.
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To act as an academic body for the science of graphology.
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To set the standards of the profession of graphology (qualifying
and ethical).
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To act as the qualifying body, examining any candidates who
wish to sit for the British Academy Diploma.
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To set the curriculum for the
3-year part-time
Day Course, taught by The London College of Graphology. The course starts at beginner's
level and leads to The British Academy Diploma.
- To
offer a Correspondence
Course leading to The British Academy Diploma.
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To provide a 2-year Postgraduate Training Programme leading
to the Advanced Diploma of The British Academy.
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To provide postgraduate Workshops
and Seminars for the continuous updating of all
graphologists.
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To promote the development of research of the Science of Graphology.
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To publish 3 times a year the Journal, "Graphology"
of The British Academy.
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To publish literature on the science of Graphology and to
translate the great classics of graphology as well as current
original works through its publishing arm, "Scriptor
Books".
The BAOG has its own Research Department
currently working on several projects.
CONTACT:
Head of Research: Mrs Savina
Serpieri
Fax: (+44 20) 7938 3941
e-mail: savina@easynet.co.uk
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