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Tuition Truro & Penwith College Available Part-Time Courses Qualifications & Leisure Courses Autumn 2021 Free Tuition Truro & Penwith College Available Part-time courses Qualifications & Leisure courses Autumn 2021 Enrol today Call us on 01872 308000 / 01736 335149 or email [email protected] 02 Be Inspired Whatever your passion, you’ll find a course To find out more or enrol, contact our friendly Part-time Courses team on 01872 308000 or 01736 335149. to inspire you at Truro and Penwith College. We look forward to welcoming you to the College soon. 04 16 26 32 Get creative Look & feel Get ahead Focus on a Art & Design Great at work Hobby Crafts: Basketry Crafts: Fabric & Textiles Beauty Accounting Archaeology Crafts: Glass Complementary Therapy Administration Beekeeping Crafts: Jewellery Fitness Business Seminars Dance & Music Crafts: Pottery & Ceramics Hairdressing Digital Marketing DIY Crafts: Wood Tai Chi Law Family History Photography Yoga Leadership & Management Flowers & Gardening Penzance School of Art Personnel & HR Motor Mechanics Short University Courses Teaching Training, Assessing & Instructing 36 40 48 58 Learn a Develop a skill Wine & dine Enrolment Language Care & Childcare Catering Information Computing & IT Cookery Arabic Construction Wine See page 58 and 59 for English Engineering more enrolment information Chinese First Aid and the booking form. French GCSE & Functional Skills German Health & Safety Greek Health, Social Care & Wellbeing 52 Italian Makaton Japanese Writing Polish Portuguese Saturday Russian Spanish Workshops Enrol in Enrol Enrol by person Online phone Drop into the College or see us at Visit truro-penwith.ac.uk/part-time for Simply call us on 01872 308000 (Truro) or one of our many enrolment sessions. full course details. You can now book 01736 335149 (Penwith) to find out more Please see page 58 for full details. and pay there too. information and enrol today. 03 How it works Find us Venue abbreviations The Art of Watercolour Discover the joy of watercolour including careful observational drawing and a variety of techniques with demonstrations. Truro Area 2011A1 / Wed 22 Sep 2021 / 10 wk / PC / 13:00 - 15:00 / £95 Truro College TC College Road, Truro TR1 3XX Code Start Duration Venue Time Price Haven House HH Use this Course From 1 day See right Courses run Including any Quay Street, Truro TR1 2UY code when start day to 40 weeks for venue in the day exam fees or booking and date abbreviation and evening materials Tregye Carnon Downs TCD Tregye Road, Carnon Downs, Truro TR3 6JH Probus Primary School PPS Ladock Road, Probus, Truro TR2 4LE Devoran Village Hall DVH Free tuition & Devoran, Truro TR3 6PN Carnon Downs Village Hall CDVH Financial Support Carnon Downs, Truro TR3 6HH Truro Rugby Club TRC St Clements Hill, Truro TR1 1NY Jason Thomas Performing Arts Don’t let the costs prevent you from learning new skills. If you are aged 19 or over and JTPA want to study a qualification at Level 3 or above, a 19+ Advanced Learner Loan could Victoria Square, Truro TR1 2RG help. See courses marked 19+ and refer to page 58 for further details. Bernard Sunley Gymnasium BSG The tuition fee for some courses may be waived depending on your circumstances. In addition St Clement Street, Truro TR1 1RH we may be able to offer financial support through our European Social Funding (ESF) projects. Please see page 58 for details. Kea Community Centre KCC Old Coach Road, Playing Place, Truro Are you over 19 years old, employed or self-employed earning under £17,374.50? If so some TR3 6ET of our qualification courses could be fully funded for you. Please contact the Part-time Courses team to check eligibility. Details can also be found at truro-penwith.ac.uk/part-time-funding St Mary’s C of E School SMS Higher Trehaverne, Truro TR1 3RJ Penzance Area Penwith College PC 01 02 03 04 St Clare Street, Penzance TR18 2SA Penzance School of Art PSA Morrab Road, Penzance TR18 4EY Contact Browse Enrol Start Online Tuition Contact the Browse our Complete Start your Part-time brochure / the College Part-time Remote Online Delivery Remote Courses team website and paperwork and Course at Truro to discuss find a course. enrol onto a and Penwith the possible You can also course. College. funding criteria contact the for learners team once you and courses. have found Need help? Details are also a course to available on our check eligibility Just get in touch and we’ll do our website. for funding. best to answer your questions. Call us on 01872 308000 / 01736 335149 or email [email protected] 04 Visit our website For full course details and Get creative to enrol Explore your creative side with our range of arts and crafts courses. Whether you are developing your individual drawing and painting style or wanting to learn new techniques like stained glass, pottery and whittling, there’s lots to inspire the budding artist. Plus, discover how to make your own clothes and jewellery with dressmaking and silversmithing classes. give you a solid foundation to further your passion for printmaking and take your printmaking to the next stage. Art & Design 7490A1 / Mon 27 Sep 2021 / 10 wk / TC / 18:00 - 21:00 / £162 Art History: Philosophy of Art NEW This course will include the core concepts of art, Ancient Greek sculpture and physicians, Expressionism, Kitsch and the avant garde Acrylic Painting for Beginners with Judi Trevorrow art. We will look at ways to use acrylic paint and we will cover a variety 7374A1 / Tue 21 Sep 2021 / 10 wk / TC / 18:30 - 20:30 / £97 of subjects. This course will be led by step-by-step demonstrations, which will guide you through a painting from the beginning to the end. Beginner Screen Print NEW At each stage you will see what to do and you will have a starting During this course, you will learn the fundamental techniques of point to build on. Constructive guidance and advice will also be given screen printing. You will learn how to screen print initially using paper throughout each lesson. and hand-cut stencils and then moving onto photographic emulsion 7013A1 / Fri 24 Sep 2021 / 10 wk / TRC / 13:00 - 15:00 / £99 stencils and combinations of the two. Learn the fundamentals of colour theory, mixing inks and registration. Acrylic Painting with Judi Trevorrow 7492A1 / Sat 25 Sep 2021 / 10 wk / TC / 10:00 - 12:00 / £97 This is an acrylic painting course for those with some experience who want to learn more. We will look at the many ways to use acrylic paint, Branding: Identity, Marketing & Publicity covering a variety of subjects. This course will be led by step-by-step This course offers the opportunity for self-employed individuals demonstrations, which will guide you through a painting from the or people from small businesses to brand themselves or their beginning to the end. At each stage you will see what to do and will organisation. You will explore exposure through social media, creating have a starting point to build on. Constructive guidance and advice websites through templates, creating logos and communicating a will also be given throughout each lesson. positive image to prospective clients. 7012A1 / Tue 21 Sep 2021 / 10 wk / TRC / 13:00 - 15:00 / £99 7358A1 / Tue 21 Sep 2021 / 10 wk / TC / 18:30 - 20:30 / £97 An exploration of 20th Century Modernism through Children's Book Illustration Relief Printmaking NEW This course focuses on learning a variety of ways to illustrate This course is inspired by modernism and its influence on characters and environments, exploring a range of wet and dry media contemporary relief printmaking. Together we will explore the as well as digital production methods. Sessions will explore how to developments of modernism through a series of exploratory plan narratives and balance images and text effectively. workshops and create a diverse range of relief prints. With an 7357A1 / Mon 20 Sep 2021 / 10 wk / TC / 17:00 - 19:00 / £97 emphasis on play, abstraction, form and shape, this course is aimed at creatives wanting to develop and evolve their skills in creative relief printmaking. Touching upon Collagraphy, Lino, block printing, Woodcut, Pochoir and other relief print techniques this course will Get Creative 05 Drawing for Beginners & Improvers One day Workshop On this workshop you will learn how to cross-hatch, take a line for a walk, use drawing pencils, charcoal and graphite. We will work from still life and photographs. Artists from history will be referred to for inspiration. 2105A1 / Sat 27 Nov 2021 / 1 day / PC / 09:00 - 14:00 / £31 Intaglio Printing Intaglio Printmaking refers to a printing method in which the printing elements are all below the plate surface, having been cut, scratched, engraved or etched into the plate to form ink-retaining grooves. This is an introductory course exploring different forms of Intaglio Printmaking including Etching & Collagraph & Mixed Media printmaking. 7384A1 / Mon 20 Sep 2021 / 10 wk / TC / 18:00 - 20:30 / £119 Colour - Choosing, Using & Mixing A day spent investigating colour - how it works and how to mix colours. Students will be given some helpful guidelines and advice about basic mixing as well as some more unusual combinations. You will explore how to use colour most effectively in painting or Our Learners drawing - bright or subdued, contrast or harmony, colour and tone. Demonstration, information and individual help given throughout the Claire Voss-Bark day. 7287B1 / Sat 13 Nov 2021 / 1 day / TC / 09:00 - 14:00 / £26 Printmaking at Penzance School of Art Design & Make Your Own Wedding Invitations A one day course taking you through the design and production of “I have regularly attended Mary Crockett’s printmaking making your own wedding invitations.
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