September 11 is the opening day of the Christmas school in Moscow

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September 11 is the opening day of the Christmas school in Moscow

According to reports, the Christmas school opened on September 11 in Moscow. Courses for professional artists have been opened at the Tashkent Palace of Children and Adolescents, where they prepare to work as Santa Claus on children's holidays and Christmas parties. Students will be taught Russian Santa Claus history, native language lessons, stage make-up, screenplay work, acting and pedagogical skills. During the three-week training period, prospective Santa Clauses will learn how to properly congratulate children and adults on the holiday, and how to hold the event so that no one gets bored. Their teachers are New Year's Eve organizers, directors, screenwriters, composers, make-up artists. On the eve of graduation, they will be tested by a senior judge, the children. Each graduate will receive a diploma with the seal of the Russian Santa Claus and a certificate with the name of the Moscow Institute for Advanced Training of Children's Festivals. But this idea is not the first. The Santa Claus Training School first appeared in 1937 in Albion, New York. The school was later renamed Harvard.