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Adult and Community Learning Courses in the Dudley Borough January - March 2017 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 ................................................................................................... 8 Languages ..................................................................................................... 11 Visual arts ...................................................................................................... 12 Performing arts ............................................................................................ 15 English and maths ....................................................................................... 17 Learning for work ......................................................................................... 19 Family learning ............................................................................................. 20 History and heritage .................................................................................... 21 General information .......................................................................................... 22 learn... learn... learn... to be inspired to improve your confidence to change your life PAGE 2 Welcome Welcome to our latest course brochure The Dudley Adult and Community Learning team offers a wide range of part-time courses and workshops at venues across the borough in learning centres, libraries, schools and other community venues. People take part in adult learning for many different reasons; to learn a new skill, to find a new interest, meet new people, gain a qualification or get into work. Please take a few moments to look through our brochure - for more information contact the centre where the course is held. We also offer Information, Advice and Guidance to help you choose the right course for you and let you know about other opportunities available. We hope you find what you are looking for and enjoy your learning with us. Adult and Community Learning Team Who are we? Dudley Adult and Community Learning team provides opportunities for adults and families in the borough to gain new skills for learning and work. Over 5000 people learn with us each year. We support our learners and communities to identify and achieve their learning aims and improve their work opportunities, health and well being and social interaction. Ofsted say we ‘...are a good provider of adult learning. Dudley learners develop successfully and achieve their qualifications, develop self-esteem and confidence and improve their prospects of employment’ Ofsted report March 2016 Contact details: Adult and Community Learning, Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council Dudley Archives and Local History Centre, Tipton Road, Dudley DY1 4SQ Call 01384 818143 or text 07799070974 PAGE 3 How to find a course and enrol Dudley Adult and Community Learning is committed to ensuring our courses are as accessible as possible. We deliver courses throughout the year at many community venues in the borough. Some courses are very popular and fill up quickly so it is a good idea to enrol as early as you can. Have a look through the brochure to find a course for you or search on our website at: www.dudley.gov.uk/adultlearning To book a place: • contact the centre where the course is being held (full contact details for each centre can be found on page 5 opposite); or • telephone 01384 818143; or • visit our website at www.dudley.gov.uk/adultlearning To book on line you will need to register your details and create a log-in password. The course fee will be payable at the start of the course. Payment is by cash or cheque. Debit and credit cards are accepted in some centres - please call the centre for more details. You may qualify for free courses, reduced fees, learning loans or other financial help. For some courses you may need to sit an initial assessment before you enrol - for example English, maths and ESOL. This is to check which level you are currently working at to ensure you are enrolled on the right course for you. 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 Halesowen library Vicar Street, Dudley DY3 3SD Queensway Mall, Halesowen B63 4AB Fred Richings 01384 812336 Debbi Love 01384 815566 Archives and Local History Centre Learning 4 Life Tipton Road, Dudley DY1 4SQ The Wordsley School, Brierley Hill Road, Fred Richings 01384 812336 Stourbridge DY8 5SP Julie Grove 01384 816043 Artspace Dudley 4 Birdcage Walk, Dudley DY2 7AE Leasowes High School Kent Rd, Halesowen B62 8PJ Pat Cobern 07825 191160 Kath Adams 01384 816495 Brierley Hill Long Lane Library Neighbourhood Learning Centre (NLC) Long Lane, Halesowen B62 9JY Hill Street, Brierley Hill DY5 2UE Kath Adams 01384 816495 Geradino Nardiello 01384 812371 Margaret Vine Court Broadmeadow Retirement Village Moat Drive, Halesowen B62 9PY Red Kite Drive, Dudley DY1 2LH Kath Adams 01384 816495 Lisa Darby 01384 814227 Oakfield Centre Castle and Priory 245 Brettell Lane, Brierley Hill DY5 3LT Neighbourhood Learning Centre (NLC) Julie Grove 01384 816043 Limes Road, Dudley DY1 4AQ Fred Richings 01384 812336 St Andrews Church Vicar St, Sedgley DY3 3SD Colley Lane Primary School Helen Richards 01384 816389 Colley Lane, Halesowen B63 2TN Stourbridge Library 01384 816765 Crown Centre, Stourbridge DY8 1YE Dormston Centre Debbi Love 01384 815566 Mill Bank, Sedgley DY3 1SN Thorns Community College (CC) Helen Richards 01384 816389 Stockwell Avenue, Quarry Bank DY5 2NU Kay Scampton 01384 816243 Elizabeth House Pedmore Road, Lye DY9 8DD Unicorn Centre Kath Adams 01384 816495 Brettell Lane, Stourbridge DY8 4BP Anna Fusco 01384 816587 Halesowen Leisure Centre Great Cornbow, Halesowen, Woodside Community School West Midlands, B63 3AF Highgate Rd, Dudley DY2 0SN 01384 812800 01384 818245 PAGE 5 Computers Computers and other digital devices now play a major part in our daily lives and we are encouraged to find and access more services on the Internet. If you join one of our courses or workshops we can help you to develop the skills needed to shop on line, use social media, book a holiday, access personal banking, search for a job or just use it for entertainment. Our courses are designed for absolute beginners as well as more advanced users. If you have never used a computer or tablet before, we can get you started! Computers Course Venue Day Start Time Weeks Fee Computers - Skills for Life Brierley Hill NLC Wed 11/01/2017 1pm - 3pm 3 Free Computers - Skills for Life Castle and Priory NLC Wed 11/01/2017 10am - 12 noon 3 Free Computers - Office Skills Brierley Hill NLC Thurs 19/01/2017 10am - 12 noon 5 £30 Computers - The Basics Learning4Life Tues 24/01/2017 2.30pm - 4.30pm 3 £22 Computers - Beginners Thorns CC Mon 16/01/2017 7pm - 8.30pm 5 £31.25 Computers Learning4Life Tues 28/02/2017 2.30pm - 4.30pm 3 £22 - Internet and Email Computers Castle and Priory NLC Wed 11/01/2017 10am - 12 noon 3 Free - Taster for beginners Computers - Email Castle and Priory NLC Wed 11/01/2017 10am - 12 noon 5 £30 Computers - Internet Castle and Priory NLC Wed 11/01/2017 10am - 12 noon 5 £30 Computers Castle and Priory NLC Wed 11/01/2017 10am - 12 noon 10 £60 - Word Processing Intro to Spreadsheets Thorns CC Tues 17/01/2017 7pm - 9pm 5 £38 and Databases How to use your iPad/iPhone Dormston Centre Mon 16/01/2017 4.30pm - 6.30pm 5 £35 An Introduction to iPad Learning4Life Tues 17/01/2017 9.30am - 11.30am 1 £7.20 An Introduction to iPad Learning4Life Tues 28/03/2017 9.30am - 11.30am 1 £7.20 Making the most of your iPad Learning4Life Tues 24/01/2017 9.30am - 11.30am 3 £22 Gadget’ - know how Thorns CC Thurs 19/01/2017 1pm - 3pm 4 £31.25 Tablet taster course Brierley Hill NLC Thurs 19/01/2017 2pm - 4pm 1 Free Tablet course for beginners Brierley Hill NLC Thurs 26/01/2017 2pm - 4pm 4 £24 Create your own Website Dormston Centre Wed 18/01/2017 7pm - 9pm 6 £40 Create your own Website Learning4Life Tues 17/01/2017 7pm - 9pm 5 £36 Buying and Selling on Ebay Dormston Centre Wed 01/03/2017 7pm - 9pm 4 £28 Buying and Selling on Ebay Learning4Life Tues 28/02/2017 7pm - 9pm 4 £29 Buying and Selling on Ebay Learning4Life Tues 28/02/2017 9.30am - 11.30am 4 £29 Intro to Excel Spreadsheets Thorns CC Tues 17/01/2017 7pm - 9pm 5 £38 PAGE 6 This project is receiving up to £34 million of funding made up of £17million European Social Fund and £17 million Youth Employment Initiative, plus match funding of up to
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