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Adult and Community Learning Courses in the Dudley Borough January - March 2016 learn Adult and Community Learning courses in the Dudley borough health arts and crafts performing arts languages beauty employment qualifications history computers learn a new skill • gain a qualification • get into work • meet new people Contents Welcome ............................................................................................................ 3 How to find a course and enrol .......................................................................... 4 Concessions ...................................................................................................... 4 Venues ................................................................................................................ 5 Courses Computers ....................................................................................................... 6 Healthy living ................................................................................................... 9 Languages ..................................................................................................... 12 Visual arts ...................................................................................................... 14 Performing arts ............................................................................................ 18 English and maths ....................................................................................... 20 Learning for work ......................................................................................... 22 Family learning ............................................................................................. 24 History and heritage .................................................................................... 25 General information .......................................................................................... 26 learn... learn... learn... to be inspired to improve your confidence to change your life PAGE 2 Welcome Welcome to our latest course brochure People take part in adult learning for many different reasons - to learn a new skill, to find a new interest, to meet new people, to get into work or to gain a qualification. Dudley’s Adult and Community Learning (ACL) service offers a range of part-time courses and workshops. We run courses for both adults and families and offer courses for different levels of learning. Courses are held across the borough in neighbourhood learning centres, libraries, schools and other community venues during the daytime, evenings or weekends. Please take a few moments to look through our courses - each listing includes details of when and where the course is held and the cost of the course. For more information about individual courses contact the centre where the course is being held. You will find details about how to enrol on a course on the next page. Information about fees and concessions can be found at the back of this brochure. We also offer an information, advice and guidance interview to help you choose the right course for you and to tell you about other learning and training opportunities. Please see details at the back of this brochure. Adult and Community Learning Team PAGE 3 How to find a course and enrol Please follow the 2 steps below to find a course and enrol. For further information or advice about the course please contact the centre where the course is being held. For general information contact Adult and Community Learning on 01384 818143. Step 1 Find the course you want to join Look through the list of courses under each subject heading. Headings are listed in the contents on page 2. The listing for each course also includes start dates, days, times, venues and course fees. It’s possible to join some courses that have already started - please check with the centre where the course is held. A full list of venues is on page 5. Step 2 Enrol The best way to enrol is to contact the venue where the course is being held and book a place. All you need to bring with you to join is the course fee. For information about concessions, please see information on page 26. Payment is by cash or cheque. Debit cards are accepted in some centres - please check the payment arrangements at your centre. Enrol on line Courses are also published on our website at www.dudley.gov.uk/adultlearning To search for a course follow the links to the on-line directory of classes and courses. To enrol on line you will need to register your details and create a login password. The course fee will be payable at the start of the course. gain a qualification learn a new skill meet new people Fees and concessions Please see individual courses for details of course fees. Concessions may be available for people who recieve certain means tested benefits. A 1.2% charge will be added to all credit card payments. There is no charge for debit cards. If you are aged 24 or over you may qualify for a 24+ Advanced Learning Loan. Please see general information section on page 26 for more details. PAGE 4 Venues All Saints Church Kingswinford Library Vicar Street, Dudley DY3 3SD Market St, Kingswinford DY6 9LD Fred Richings 01384 812337 Kim Thompson-Jones 01384 816496 Archives and Local History Centre Learning 4 Life Tipton Road, Dudley DY1 4SQ The Wordsley School, Brierley Hill Road, Fred Richings 01384 812337 Stourbridge DY8 5SP Artspace Student services 01384 816043 4 Birdcage Walk, Dudley DY2 7AE Leasowes High School Lisa Darby 01384 814227 Kent Rd, Halesowen B62 8PJ Blackheath Islamic Community Centre & Mosque Kath Adams 01384 816495 314 - 318 Long Lane, Halesowen B62 9LQ Little Hands Children’s Centre Kath Adams 01384 816495 Colley Lane, Halesowen B63 2TN Brierley Hill Neighbourhood Learning Centre (NLC) Kath Adams 01384 816495 Hill Street, Brierley Hill DY5 2UE Long Lane Library Kim Thompson-Jones 01384 812371 Long Lane, Halesowen B62 9JY Brierley Hill Library Mej Rohman 01384 818144 High Street, Brierley Hill DY5 3ET Lye Library Mej Rohman 01384 818144 Chapel Street, Lye DY9 8BT Brierley Hill Scout Hut Claire Humphries 01384 813781 Hill Street, Brierley Hill DY5 2UE The Savoy Centre Kim Thompson-Jones 01384 812371 Northfield Road, Dudley DY2 9ES Castle and Priory Neighbourhood Learning Centre (NLC) Carly Goode 01384 818156 Limes Road, Dudley DY1 4AQ Sedgley Library Fred Richings 01384 812337 Ladies Walk, Sedgley DY3 3UA Colley Lane Primary School Mej Rohman 01384 818144 Colley Lane, Halesowen, West Midlands B63 2TN Silver Jubilee Hub Kath Adams 01384 816495 Mason Street, Bolston, WV14 9SZ Coseley Library Kath Adams 01384 816495 Castle St, Bilston WV14 9DW St Andrews Church Lisa Darby 01384 814227 Vicar St, Sedgley DY3 3SD Dormston Centre Fred Richings 01384 812337 Mill Bank, Sedgley DY3 1SN St Margaret’s Church Student services 01384 816389 Hagley Rd, Halesowen, West Midlands B63 4QD Dudley Library Kath Adams 01384 816495 St James’s Road, Dudley DY1 1HR St Margaret’s C of E School Mej Rohman 01384 818144 Hagley Rd, Halesowen, West Midlands B63 4QD Dudley Wood Neighbourhood Learning Centre (NLC) Kath Adams 01384 816495 Off Pavilion Gardens, Dudley Wood Road, St Pauls Community Centre (CC) Dudley Wood DY2 0DB Hawbush Road, Brierley Hill DY5 3NL Glen Ostins 01384 816496 Kim Thompson-Jones 01384 812371 Gornal Library Stourbridge Library Abbey Rd, Dudley, West Midlands DY3 2PG Crown Centre, Stourbridge DY8 1YE Lisa Darby 01384 814227 Mej Rohman 01384 818144 Gornal Youth Centre Thorns Community College (CC) Kent St, Upper Gornal DY3 1UU Stockwell Avenue, Quarry Bank DY52NU Fred Richings 01384 812337 Student services 01384 816243 Green Park Woodside Childrens Centre (CC) Watson Green Road, Kates Hill, Dudley DY2 7LZ Highgate Road, Dudley DY2 0SN Lisa Darby 01384 814227 Kim Thompson-Jones 01384 812371 Green Park Community Centre Wordsley Library Watson Green Road, Kates Hill, Dudley DY2 7LG Wordsley Green, Stourbridge DY8 5PD Lisa Darby 01384 814227 Mej Rohman 01384 818144 Greenhill Centre Wren’s Nest Primary School 221 Long Lane, Halesowen B62 9JT Marigold Crescent, Dudley, West Midlands DY1 3NX Kath Adams 01384 816495 Lisa Darby 01384 814227 Halesowen library Queensway Mall, Halesowen B63 4AB Glen Ostins 01384 816496 PAGE 5 Computers Computers and digital devices now play a major role in our daily lives and we are being encouraged to access services on line. For many people this has included on-line shopping and social media. People are now accessing more and more services on line, such as on-line banking. It is proposed that in the future some services will only be available on line - this is known as ‘digital by default’. Our courses are designed for absolute beginners to more advanced users. If you have never used a computer before we can get you started, including how to use the Internet and e-mail. We can also help you to make better use of your mobile devices, such as smart phones and tablets, or get started on social media. For more information contact Mej Rohman on 01384 818144 Computers Course Venue Weeks Start Day Time Fee Getting started on eBay Learning4Life 4 11/01/16 Mon 7pm £36.00 Getting started on eBay Learning4Life 4 24/02/16 Wed 9.30am £36.00 Getting started on eBay Learning4Life 4 20/01/16 Wed 9.30am £36.00 Getting started on eBay Dormston Centre 4 03/03/16 Thurs 7.00pm £24.00 Excel spreadsheets Learning4Life 5 12/01/16 Tue 7.00pm £35.00 Computers for the terrified Learning4Life 3 23/02/16 Tue 2.30pm £27.00 Web design Learning4Life 5 22/02/16 Mon 7.00pm £45.00 Web design Dormston Centre 6 13/01/16 Wed 7.00pm £36.00 Know your Gadgets Learning4Life 5 11/01/16 Mon
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