August 21st, 2009
City Varsity, Exciting Programs in Cape Town
For travelers looking for perfect five-star Cape Town hotels, our accommodations offer a splendid array of amenities that can make your exciting stay here a heavenly one as well. Our lodgings meet or exceed the highest standards in the industry, giving you world-class treatment in a world-class setting. The design and style here are impeccable, carefully crafted and prepared by some of the most skillful designers in the field, and provide a luxurious ambience throughout your stay. Meals here are likewise exceedingly good, prepared by some of the finest chefs in South Africa. There are also a host of extras that will distinguish your visit here, ensuring that you experience a replenishment of body and spirit.
Cape Town itself is one of the planet’s most interesting cities. It has a complex and difficult history, and there are a number of tours and sights that will be of enormous interest to the whole family. There is a vibrant mix of cultures and languages, and the city regularly offers festivals and special events to celebrate the diversity of Cape Town. For art, the city has been on the cutting edge for quite some time, drawing on the talents of its citizens to give vision to the multiple worlds here. The City Varsity School of Media and Creative Arts continues its visionary scope by offering a new program in Animation for Film, Television, and New Media.
City Varsity is currently offering both one-year and two-year degrees in an accredited program designed to turn young people with creative talent into career professionals. They offer classes in television and film production, animation, and multimedia design, among other subjects, and the focus is on developing students’ ability to work across disciplines. This means that a new generation of professionals will be equipped with the skills and passion to create new work that reflects local and global sensibilities, using the latest technologies. They study under established names such as Gary Kachelhoffer, Elke Knabel, Archie Birch, and Richard Ramsbottom, developing their technique along with contributing to the cultural landscape of Cape Town.
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