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Adult Education Summer Brochure 2021 to 2022 Your local Link into Learning Part time qualification and leisure courses 2021/22 This is an interactive toolkit. Elements have roll over and clickable content to add more detail or help navigate to further information. www.cornwall.gov.uk/adultlearning • Call 0300 1231 117 Welcome As I write we are hopeful that Adult Education will be offering close to our normal face-to-face programme as the world emerges from the pandemic. We will also be looking to hang onto some of the moves forward we have made since the lockdowns, so you will also see opportunities for online learning. We know that more and more people will need to change their position in the job market and develop skills and qualifications to do that. We are particularly keen to get people to think about English and maths qualifications because we know that getting one has the potential to change your life. 1000 people are doing this every year with Adult Education, and you could be one of them. It works well to do this alongside an ICT qualification - see page 9/10. Did you know that people who have a Level 2 maths qualification are far more likely to earn a higher salary than those who don’t? To get an introductory ‘Step-in’ please see page 11. If you think you can’t go to university, think again with our Access to Higher Education programme - see page 14/15. You could study Health and Social Care, more relevant now than ever, or go into our exciting new option of Music Technology. The pandemic has also shown us the importance of health and well-being, dealing with loneliness and looking after our mental health. We can offer you courses in arts, craft and media, languages, and a wide range of interest, health and fitness options. We hope to see you shortly and give you the learning you need. Rob Sweetzer-Sturt, Head of Adult Education All details were correct at the time of production and are liable to change. For the latest availability and information check the website. 2 | www.cornwall.gov.uk/adultlearning Your local hubs Bodmin Helston Chy Trevail OS, Beacon Technology Park, Church Hill, Helston TR13 8YQ Dunmere Road, Bodmin PL31 2FR Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Mon - Fri 9am - 3.30pm Mon - Fri 9am - 3.30pm Liskeard Bude Laity House, Higher Lux Street The Gregson Centre New Road, Stratton, Bude EX23 9AP Liskeard PL14 3DJ Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Mon - Fri 9am - 3.30pm Mon - Fri 9am - 3.30pm Falmouth Newquay Tregenver, Tregenver Road Lanherne House, Tolcarne Road Falmouth TR11 2QW Newquay TR7 2NQ Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Mon - Fri 9am - 3.30pm Mon - Fri 9am - 3.30pm Term dates 2020/21 Autumn term 2021 Spring term 2022 Summer term 2022 6 September - 17 December 4 January - 8 April 25 April - 26 July (Half term 25 - 29 October) (Half term 21 - 25 February) (Half term 30 May - 3 June) 3 | www.cornwall.gov.uk/adultlearning How can I enrol? Online Fee information Click here to enrol online. If you are in The fees shown in this brochure apply to UK nationals who receipt of certain have lived in the UK for at least 3 years. Nationals of other By phone benefits or earn countries and those who haven’t lived in the UK for the last Call our enquiry line below £17,375 the 3 years, may also be eligible for these fees. Please contact on 0300 1231 117. course may be us for further information. free Standard Fee In person This is the standard fee for those aged 19 and over. Call in to your local centre. We accept payment by credit or debit card online, by Concessionary phone or in person and cash or cheque in person only. Qualification courses – fees shown in this brochure are Most of our qualification courses require a step-in or the full fee for the course. Fee remission, where no fees initial assessment with a tutor, just to make sure the need to be paid, is available for most courses up to Level 3 course is right for you. depending on circumstances. Please click here for the full eligibility criteria. Leisure courses – fee remission where a reduced fee needs to be paid, is available if you are in direct receipt of state Our workspaces benefits. Please click here for further information. are well spaced and hygiene is great. Please bring photo ID to the first session This can be a passport, photo driving licence or bus pass. If you are unable to provide any of these, please phone for information. 4 | www.cornwall.gov.uk/adultlearning Help with fees Paying by instalments Refunds If you would prefer to spread the cost of your course you If a class does not start, or closes due to insufficient may wish to take the opportunity to pay by instalments. enrolments, a full refund of course fees will be made. This option is available if your course fee is £60 or over. If a learner cancels their place on a course more than 5 Your costs will be divided equally into monthly instalments working days prior to the course start, they will be given a (the final instalment must be paid before the end of refund less £20 administration fee. If a learner cancels their your course). The first instalment is due at the point of place on a course within 5 working days of the course start, enrolment which can be paid by cash, cheque, debit or there will be no refund. credit card. You will be required to pay the remaining Refunds for other reasons are not generally given, other instalments by setting up a standing order when you enrol. than in exceptional circumstances such as bereavement or illness supported by a doctor’s certificate. If a course has Course materials already started the refund will be calculated on a pro rata basis and will be subject to an administration fee of £20. For courses requiring essential books and materials, the fee you pay will include this, but you may need to provide your own supplementary books, stationery and additional Course changes and materials. Details about any additional materials that may be required will be provided by your tutor. cancellations Courses may be cancelled, or changed, if enrolments are too low or for other reasons. Course details and venues If you are in may be changed if necessary. receipt of certain benefits or earn below £17,375 the course may be free 5 | www.cornwall.gov.uk/adultlearning Equal opportunities Cornwall Council Adult Education welcomes learners from all backgrounds and is committed to providing the best possible learning opportunities for all our learners. It is our responsibility to ensure that no one is treated unfairly due to their race, gender, ethnicity, learning or physical disability, religion, marital status, sexuality or age. We want all learners to achieve their full potential and to enjoy the provision we offer in a supportive environment. It is important to us that all our learners are placed on the right course and have the support needed to get the most from their learning. Please let us know if you have a physical disability or learning difficulty when you enrol. We will make every effort to respond flexibly to your individual needs. We may be able to provide learning support, specialist resources and equipment to support you on your course. Any information provided will only be used to support you in your learning. 6 | www.cornwall.gov.uk/adultlearning Locally Led Learning Are you aged 19+, unemployed or on a career break? Do you want to upskill or learn something new? We are delivering three new European Social Fund projects. Our tutors will encourage and support individuals back into learning or work by improving their confidence and skills through online and face to face sessions in: • Arts and Crafts • Fitness, Health • Confidence and and Wellbeing Self Esteem • Maths, English Building and ICT Support • Cornish Culture • Music and History • Nature, • Employability Environment Find out more Skills and Animals If you are interested, please text your name and postcode to 07837 311 681 to find out if it is available in your area, or follow this link to our enquiry form: www.cornwall.gov.uk/locallearning 7 | www.cornwall.gov.uk/adultlearning What our students said about Case studies Locally Led learning... At first Tom was nervous and very scared of the impact from Covid 19. He had been in lockdown with his family for 12 months. This had made him feel socially isolated and affected his mental health. While on the AMLAG project During my time doing animal care and Tom gained confidence via Zoom sessions. When he was working on the farm I can honestly say comfortable he came out and met up for a social coffee. He it has been the best experience, I find working applied with Work Skills South West to do his CSCS training with animals very therapeutic I absolutely to enable him to progress into the industrial cleaning love it. vocation. We then updated his CV and supported him in looking for work. I am delighted that Tom successfully The only thing I dislike about the farm is the completed his interview and is now working full time doing emus as they freak me out especially when they industrial cleaning for a local supermarket chain. He still try and chase me with a pasty in my hand.
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