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MONGOLIAN TRADITIONAL SCRIPTS LESSONS
As a Mongolian nationality, it is important to be able to read and write correctly in the native language and scripts. The advantage of this lesson is that you can choose the day and time to practice individually with your facilitator.
Address: MIU, 13th Khoroo, Bayanzurkh District, P. O. Box 252
Link to the lesson: Монгол бичгийн сургалт
Mobile: (+976) 9810 4455
CERAMIC ART STUDIO
People who want to put aside their computers and cell phones and feel what they can do to isolate themselves from the noise and stress of the city are increasingly heading to the Ceramic Art Studio. Ceramics give a person an aesthetic sense, as well as patience and morality. It also has the advantage of improving the creative thinking of children. The studio is open from 10:00 to 18:00, except Mondays. Anyone over the age of four is eligible.
Duration: 1, 4, 8, 24 days. One lesson lasts 2-3 hours. During this time, you will learn 4-5 steps of ceramic steps such as drying, repairing, burning, enameling and enamel burning.
Address: Khans Villa 101, southwest of “Homeplaze” store, Khan-Uul dirstrict
Link to the lesson: Ceramic Art Studio
Phone: (+976) 7710 9093, (+976) 9922 1104
MONGOLIAN PROFESSIONAL ART THERAPY ASSOCIATION
Art therapy is an independent science that helps to express emotions and feelings that cannot be expressed in words using art forms and tools.
The association plans to organize an "EQ + Art Therapy" program for children aged 14-17. It aims to help children understand their emotions and feelings, as well as guide them to grow and develop as confident, goal-oriented citizens who are able to overcome any obstacles they may face in the future.
Duration: Classes will be held every Wednesday starting from October 21, 2020.
Before noon: 09:00-11:00
After noon: 16:00-18:00
Address: 40A, Student accomodation, Lion bridge, 13th microdistrict, Bayanzurkh district
Link to the lesson: Mongolian Professional Art Theraphy Association
Phone: (+976) 9912 2858, (+976) 8966 8874
SEWING CLOTH BAG FOR MONGOLIAN TRADITIONAL SNUFFBOX LESSON
A girl who is good at sewing is considered as superior. Not only women but also men who like to sew can attend in this lesson. The lesson prepares the pattern in the desired color and style, and lasts from the beginning to the end of sewing the cloth bag.
Duration: Everyday from 11:00-19:00
Хаяг: 3rd floor, Undram Plaza-37, Ikh toiruu street, Khoroo 2, Bayanzurkh district
Mobile: (+976) 8900 4807
NANDIN DIY
How nice it would be if you could make your daily cosmetics, such as candles, bath bombs, and soaps, with the ingredients, scents, shapes, and designs you want. You can give a unique and inspiring product to your loved ones or use it yourself. Nandin DIY gives us this opportunity.
By participating in this lesson, you will learn how to make scented candles, soaps, soothing bath bombs and perfumes with natural products. There will also be a lesson for girls only. The lesson is open to girls over the age of eight. For those who are unable to attend the lesson in person, an online lesson will start on November 1, 2021.
Duration: Between 11:30-14:30 on October 25, 2021 / Lesson for girs is between 11:30-13:30 on October 24, 2021
Address: Night Plaza sh2-2, 13th microdistrict, Bayanzurkh district
Link to the lesson: Нандин DIY
Mobile: (+976) 9654 5498
MONGOLIAN CHILDRENS PALACE
The Mongolian Children's Palace has a total of 23 lessons of musical instrument, sarts, and foreign language, and registration is held in the first week of September each year.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT LESSONS:
- Horsehead fiddle
- Mongolian folk song singing lesson
- Traditional stringed instruments
- A combination of flute, organ and piano
- Piano
- A combination of zither and piano
- A combination of musical instrument with three strings and piano
- Violin
- Singer
- Dance
- Drama
ART LESSONS:
- Drawing
- Mongolian language and traditional scripts
- Chess
- Mathematics
- Hand crafts
- Design
- Science laboratory
- Finance education
FOREIGN LANGUAGE LESSONS:
- English
- Japanese
- Chinese
These lessons run twice a week for 40-90 minutes from September to May each year.