While in my heart, and by looking at the logs, I know I’m the only person who ever looks at this site. However, just in case I forget, this note is a reminder to myself that I won’t be updating as usual this week because on Tuesday I’ll be flying to Sydney to attend a dinner celebrating the graduating class of the Australia based WSET program run out of the Sydney Wine Academy. And since I was in the class and I passed my Unit 3 Exam (not sure if I’ve mentioned that) I’ll be receiving my Diploma. So, no proper post on Tuesday.
Then, on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday I’ll be taking a course which, should I pass, will allow me to teach WSET courses. Between being in class all day and undoubtedly doing some homework, I won’t be able to put together proper posts for those days either.
However, I have every good intention of posting about the graduation dinner and the days on the course, so in a break from talking about specific wines, regions, grapes and producers, I’ll talk a bit more broadly about the Diploma and the instructor course.
Stop feeling sorry for yourself and carry on. I read it – indeed have commented before.
Well that certainly cheers me up! I’m thinking the graduation dinner tonight will be more of the same.
I’m a reader! From (south of) Sweden
. I found your blog when I was searching for blogs writing about the WSET-diploma. And now you’re hooked up in my bloglovin’ net. I am right now in the middle of the WSET level 3 course and find your blog to be well worth following – both well written, fun to read and interesting.
And I also LOVE Australia. Been in Sydney and the east coast three or four times! I really love it .. even though the trip over is a real pain (takes waay too long). But hopefully I’ll be back soon!
I’m always glad to hear that someone is reading along, so welcome! I did the intensive version of Level 3 in 2009 when I was in London for a week and it was a blast – quite the step up from the casual amount of information I had collected in a leisurely way. It’s not an easy course, but well worth the effort as far as I’m concerned. Best of luck with it, and thanks for reading!