Which TWO courses does the summer school offer? A preparation courses for graduate studies B teacher trainning C future emplo

(P=Paddy K=Kate)
P: Excuse me, I’ve come to enquire about your summer school courses. My name’s Paddy Deans. Please call me Paddy.
K: OK, Paddy, I’m at your disposal. Are you talking about concentrate on one subject or do you want to study a number of different subjects? And are we talking about graduate studies or preparation for graduate studies? We can also give you advice on a new career, but we’re not in the field of Business Management or anything like that.
P: No, nothing like that I was more interested in your sports programmes. You see, I’m a PE teacher, and I’ve just got a new book. There’s no compulsion to do this, but I really want to improve on my teaching and coaching techniques, if you see what I mean. I believe you have an excellent swimming programme, for example.
K: That’s right. Most of our instructors reached international level. Our course is designed to enhance the technical aspects of stroke, training and the strategy for each participant. Technical instruction, stretching and dry land training, training principles and stroke development are integral parts of the programme, so it’s for someone who has reached a good standard of swimming. Each athlete will be videotaped and receive a DVD with stroke analysis.
P: That sounds like just what I’m looking for. What will I need for the course?
K: Swimming trunks, towel, swim cap, flippers, goggles and a pillow and bed linen for the week.
P: Right, I understand. Now, would there be any chance of taking part in equestrian events? My new school is horse-riding mad, and to be honest I’ve never sat on a horse in my life, although I like horses.
K: Well, you’ve come to the right place, Paddy, and naturally we can provide a horse for you. We have an equestrian camp, and don’t worry if you’re a complete beginner — there are no end of other people in your shoes this year for some reason.
P: What sort of things would I do?
K: Well, the beginners would start off with basic horsemanship. How to sit on a horse, how to make it obey simple instructions, you know. But don’t worry. One of our instructors will have a long chat with you and define realistic goals. Are you interested in dressage, flat work or show jumping?
P: To be honest I haven’t the faintest idea.
K: That’s fine. You can watch the experienced riders and try a bit of everything. I’m sure something will grab your fancy.
P: Great. By the way, what’s the enrollment deadline for all this?
K: Well, we’ve just extended it by a week, so it’s now May 2nd.
P: Fine.