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Hollingdean, Coldean and Bevendean 01273 546604 Fees: Based on where you live and any benefits you may claim Varndean College Code A: Concessions all areas in Brighton and Hove Community Education (see p.2 for concession info) . Autumn Term Courses Code B: Non-concession rate for local residents + East Brighton and some other postcodes (enquire when booking). Code C: Full cost (areas outside project regions, please enquire when booking). Hollingdean, Coldean Refunds of £10 or under are given as credit notes unless a course is cancelled. No refunds are given after a course has started. and Bevendean For our accredited courses we may be able to support those on low incomes with a contribution to fees, travel or childcare. September—December 2015 Information, Advice and Guidance (IAG) Our Learning & Participation Adviser is available for one-to-one Enrolment open NOW! support around education, training, volunteering and employment. If you would like information, guidance or other advice in these areas please contact Debra on 01273 546602 / 01273 546604 [email protected] to make an appointment . Community Education Volunteering Want advice or information on courses or training? Would you like to volunteer with us? We are looking for Contact our Learning & Participation Adviser on volunteers to help us evaluate our community education work and to help us meet local need as effectively as possible. 01273 546602 Training and support would be provided; you will gain valuable [email protected] skills as well as contributing to community building in your area. or call Adult Education 01273 546602 See back page for information on fees Coldean: NCFE Level 1 Award in Welcome to the Autumn Term Brochure for Working with Children X199 Bevendean, Coldean and Hollingdean. A 12 week course starting Wednesday 16th September Concessionary rates apply to those on means tested benefits: these are Income Support, Jobseekers Allowance, ESA, Housing and / or Coldean Library, Beatty Avenue. 9.30am—12.30pm Council Tax benefit, Working Tax Credit (below £15,276 household Tutor: Anne Andrew Cost: Free if on MTB and unemployed. Full income) and Pension Credits. Up to date proof for concessions is cost: £289 (financial help for fees, travel or childcare may be available for required or the full rate will be charged; proof must be shown and full those on low incomes, please enquire). Ever wanted to work with children? This course will give you the payment made when you book your course. Lower rates also apply opportunity to prove your abilities in a play setting and will give you a to people aged over 65 (proof of age must be shown). foundation on which to develop a career in this area. Assessment is through a portfolio which your tutor will help you prepare. A work placement of 2 Hollingdean: NCFE Level 1 Award in Preparing to Work in hours per week in a childcare role is a requirement of this course (paid or Adult Social Care X189 voluntary) and a DBS check will be needed (formerly CRB); this is usually arranged by your placement provider. The course can lead onto the CACHE Teaching Assistant courses levels 2 & 3. A 12 week course starting Friday 18th September Hollingdean Childrens Centre, Brentwood Rd. Bevendean: Yoga X212 11.40am—2.40pm Tutor: Anne Andrew A 9 week course starting Wednesday 30th September Cost: Free if on MTB and unemployed. Full cost: £172 (financial help for fees, travel or childcare may be available for those on low Bevendean Primary School. 6.30pm – 8pm. incomes, please enquire). Tutor: Karen Bramley. Cost: A) £15 B) £45 C) £70 This course will suit you if you are thinking about a career in adult Come and relax ...and get fit. Yoga combines movement, stretching, health and social care or if you are already working in the sector and breathing and relaxation. It reduces tension, improves physical and wish to gain a qualification . You will develop a basic knowledge of mental health and promotes well-being. The class is suitable for all the adult social care sector and learn about the range of job roles and body types, ages and abilities, including complete beginners and services within it as well as the role of communication and the im- those returning to exercise after injury or illness. Please bring a mat to portance of valuing the individuals being cared for. You will be able lie on and wear loose, comfortable clothing. to progress to the Level 2 certificate if desired. Hollingdean: Drawing & Painting X178 Hollingdean: Mosaics X151 A 9 week course starting Monday 28th September An 8 week course starting Monday 5th October St. Richards Church, Beal Crescent. 9.30am—11.30am. Citygate at The Dip, 119D Hollingdean Terrace 7.15pm – 9pm. Tutor: Kitty Cava. Cost: A) £15 B) £45 C) £70 Tutor: Emma Sutherland. Cost: A) £15 B) £45 C) £60 Suitable for all levels of experience, this Art class will encourage you to Come and have fun making mosaics of all sizes including larger pieces develop your own ideas around a broad theme which changes termly. for your garden . There will be a large range of interesting broken tiles We will work with various materials including graphite, charcoal, pastels, and plates available as well as whole tiles and a variety of boards. watercolours and acrylic paints. You will be encouraged to keep a sketch There will be a small charge for materials. Get stuck in and create book to work on ideas at home which you can then develop further in something beautiful. The course is suitable for both beginners and class. We will also work on group projects and will look at the work of those with more experience. other artists for inspiration and discussion. Come along and be inspired. .
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