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LO-skolen

Lo-skolen is
an educational institution with close ties to the Danish labour
movement. It is a modern and flexible center for conferences and
seminars. It has 18,500 square meters, two hundred bedrooms, all with
individual phones, showers and toilets. Ninety of these can accommodate
two persons.
The
college offers a wide variety of training courses for trade union
members within the framework of the Danish LO (TUC) education system.
The college takes on development of tailor-made training for private or
public enterprises as well as local unions and has, with around fifteen
full time tutors, the potential to lift almost any task in adult
education. Lo-skolen is also widely used for Danish and international
seminars and conferences of all kinds.
The
college is beautifully situated in a park by the sea. From the college
you will find there's an excellent view of the sea, and the surrounding
woods and golf courses. The college is in itself a piece of art,
originally designed by Danish architects Jarl Heger and Ebbe and Karen
Clemmensen in 1969. The same architects have carried out all later
reconstruction so that the design of the whole institution, from the
general concept, the ceilings of large rooms and down to details such
as chairs and lamps, has the same mark of quality and taste.
The
college has one of Denmark's finest collections of modern Danish art
with several hundred unique paintings and sculptures. Any visitor will
feel how this goes hand in hand with the design of the house and the
nature surrounding it.
Visit
LO-skolen
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LO-skolen and its collection of modern Danish art was presented to the
Forum by Director Mr. Frode
Nicolaisen.

Example of the art exposed on LO-skolen.
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