Clinic schedule

How an annotation evening unfolds

Open clinics follow a fixed rail so every seat reaches inked labels and a spoken invalidation note before we close the room.

Evening clinic room with chart rails, copper lamps, and prepared annotation panels

Typical Tuesday or Thursday evening

Studio timeline

18:45

Arrival & chart brief

Collect your panel pack near the New Town Plaza entrance corridor, settle at a lacquered desk, and skim the pre-clinic degree note.

19:00

Degree refresher

Instructor opens with a short hierarchy drill. Every student writes the working degree before touching wave numbers.

19:25

Pencil drafts on panel one

Impulse and early correction labels in pencil only. Instructors circulate, challenging premature direction talk.

20:10

Ink & invalidation

Final labels move to ink. Each sheet gains a written invalidation level with a one-line structural reason.

20:40

Alternate count critique

Group review of surviving alternates. Seats defend why the secondary count lost, then pack take-home sheets.

21:15

Close

Room closes. Optional two-minute questions on personal charts if time remains; longer reviews belong in tutoring or journal appointments.

Seat capacity & materials

Open clinics hold six to eight seats. Bring a soft pencil, eraser, and optional personal charts for the closing window. Printed panels, classification cards when scheduled, and take-home packs are provided.

Intensives and private tutoring use different clocks—see each session page for duration. Dates for the next open clinic are confirmed by email after you enquire.