Sex School Opened in Austria

Sex school opened in Austria

Wednesday, the first school sex in the world opened in Vienna, Austria. It promises a theoretical but also practical and above all ...

The new school opened its doors in Vienna, Austria, may not be likely to suffer from absences. Indeed, there is little likelihood that students are reluctant to participate in the program this establishment, which wants to be the first school in the world of sex! At the "International School of Sex" (AISOS), "the five programs, 200 hours of instruction, and enjoyment of life," Le Figaro relay.

As in all teaching, part of this theory included in this program, the "History of Sex" and "Modern Sexuality." However, some courses will be practical, the program promises to "make the muscles and mind." Managers of this school is a special little Ylva Maria Thompson, a former television presenter erotic Sweden 51 years old. He explained that from the age of 16, people can come and register, alone or accompanied, because "the goal is to learn the art of giving and receiving sexual pleasure, to make you a better lover".

To $ 1,400 (1880 dollars) per semester, students are placed and fed within the confines of the institution. Also, condoms are distributed at will, with the aim that students practice as much as possible. Housed in a mixed dorm, they actually encouraged to "revise" their program. "Our education is not only theoretical, but very useful, says the director. There will be everything from sexual positions, techniques or fondling anatomy class," said Ylva Maria Thompson. Note that intensive courses are also offered on weekends at a price of € 250 (330 dollars).

Melodies for Kirsch, a spokesman AISOS there is no doubt "that the school would be a huge success. Ylva-Maria, who is very experienced, has been working on this idea, and we received lots of encouragement." However, some critics saw in this school a new way to sell sex. "This is a story about the school nicely packaged, but, again, sex sells," said one opponent. For its part, Austria banned TV commercial distribution ...