MajaO, I like you, and I'm not gay.
Any alpinism instructor from any school can tell and show you everything about alpinism equally well since they've all been through the same torture. Like most teachers, they also give as little as possible for the same money, except rarely if they discover talent and will in you. (After all, why teach mixes, bivouacking, glacier technique to someone who can't even climb stairs). But becoming a good alpinist is hard, much harder than e.g. a minister, you can't cheat here and sloppiness is effectively punished. Everything you need and more about mountaineering you can read yourself from texts and illustrations in numerous alpinism manuals. The advantage of AŠ is the opportunity to meet like-minded people with similar ambitions and abilities, to gradually supplement the acquired tips on the ground with them outside school. But no one can tell you which hold or step will hold, when and where a stone will fly, how long you'll hike somewhere, how quickly conditions will change during the tour (snow, ice, fog, lightning, avalanche), which gear is necessary etc., that's done by mileage. Most AO organize AŠ (why again), and they have their websites. There it says what they do and you can choose suitable for your needs. E.g.: In Lj there are several, one even specialized for makeup artists; in Domžale very friendly, swears by socializing, have picnics, celebrations, parties, but don't ''overdo'' in the mountains; most hiking register AO Kranj and Rašica, and there's a lot of it - more schools than good alpinists. Its A Long Way To The Top If Ya Wanna Alpinism. And the winning combination: If you're young and pretty, almost every GRS guy on a quickie will professionally reveal all mountaineering secrets to you including the obligatory bivouac, otherwise hire a GV and carefully observe, imitate and ask him and on one tour you learn almost everything needed to master forum rank routes. For via ferrata you need a special school and special gloves anyway, kenede. Best, your Jožka