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Adult learning and skills service
ADULT CoUrses
For course information sheets go online or scan this code with your smartphone
2012/13
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If you are thinking about signing up for a course you are in the right place. Our brochure is packed with a huge range of classes and courses which can help you to develop new skills; find employment; further your career; gain a qualification; share an interest or attend solely for personal pleasure and enjoyment. The choice is yours and we are happy to help you find the right course and get the most from it. Our courses are taught by skilled staff who have a well-deserved reputation for their enthusiasm and experience and the many thousands of adults attending our courses, bear out our success in providing learning opportunities at a competitive price and to a high standard. All students are very welcome and our services are accessible to learners at all levels and incomes. This year we hope that you will see some service improvements which respond to the issues you have raised with us so watch out for the introduction of faster online enrolment; more short courses, especially Saturday classes, and more activities designed to help learners compete for jobs or start up a business. We look forward to providing a welcoming and friendly service to both new and returning learners. Kim Dero Head of economic development, adult learning and skills service PS. We publish additional information and updates throughout the year on our website www.hfals.co.uk
enrol early and secure your place!

enrolment star ts monday 11 June Call 0845 839 7912 email alssinfo@lbhf.gov.uk
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General information
Term and enrolment dates Venues Course information sheets Learner support fund How to use these listings Fees, concessions and financial support Class information Information, advice and guidance How to enrol Reception opening times Feedback from and to students Key policies Accessibility support Study support Help with childcare Interview dates Guide to levels and qualifications Family learning Mentoring Taster sessions Libraries Where to find us 5 5 5 5 6 7 9 9 10 10 10 11 12 12 12 13 14 15 15 16 18 111
Courses
Art, craft and design NEW Bicycle care Computer and business studies Care and childcare Food studies Health and fitness Humanities Languages Learners with learning difficulties and disabilities Motor vehicle and metal work Older learners and Agewell Performing arts Skills for Life ESOL English and maths Teacher training 19 39 43 51 55 65 69 73 91 95 99 101 105 107 108 109
summer courses
August 2012 IT sessions 48
need help choosing a course? not sure what you want to do?
If you would like to talk to someone about the courses, call 0845 839 7912 we can help. 4 Course information sheets can be found at www.hfals.co.uk
GenerAL informATion
Term dates 2012/2013
Autumn term 2012 Starts Monday 17 September Ends Saturday 15 December Half term 29 October to 2 November Spring term 2013 Starts Friday 4 January Ends Thursday 28 March Half term 18 to 22 February Summer term 2013 Starts Monday 15 April Ends Monday 15 July Half term 27 to 31 May Not all courses start on the first day or week of term please check the listing or website for the start and end dates of your course.
Venues
Macbeth Centre is our main site, we have two satellite centres and also run courses at community centres and schools throughout the borough. See page 111 for a full list.
saturday dates
We are now running a number of classes on Saturdays. You will find classes listed in this prospectus, or for more up to date information visit www.hfals.co.uk
enrolment
Enrolment starts Monday 11 June at Macbeth Centre. We recommend enrolling as early as possible as popular classes fill up very quickly.
Course information sheets Learner support fund

All courses have a course information sheet that gives much more detailed information than can be given in this prospectus and should be read carefully before starting any course. You can view them online by simply scanning this code with your smartphone or by visiting www.hfals.co.uk. You can also pick them up at Macbeth Centre. Please note: We reserve the right to amend, close or merge classes. Fees are subject to change. This is a discretionary scheme funded by the adult learning and skills service to assist learners who may by experiencing difficulties in paying for course fees, essential equipment/materials or other necessary related expenses. Priority is given to those living or working in Hammersmith & Fulham who are in receipt of an income related benefit or those learners who are solely dependent on an adult on a low income. The fund is limited and priority will be given to new learners and those on accredited courses. Further information and application forms are available from reception areas.
Course information sheets can be found at www.hfals.co.uk
How to use these listings

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Course title: the title of the course. Fees: full fee /conc fee /non EU fee. Highlighted text: indicates a qualification course. : interview needed prior to enrolment. Day: Tue = Tuesday. Times: the time the class starts/finishes.
Length: the number of weeks the class will run. Venue: where the class will take place. Start date: the date the class starts. Code: this is the unique code given to each course, you will need this code when you enrol.
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Give the gift of learning

Why not treat a family member or friend to the gift of learning? Theres so much choice you are sure to give the perfect gift. With hundreds of courses to choose from they are sure to find something that they will love. They can choose exactly whats right for them and if the course is a little more expensive they can always top up with their own money. 25 gift vouchers are available from reception at Macbeth Centre, Macbeth Street, W6. Vouchers are valid for one year from date of purchase.
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fees, concessions and financial support

There are three fees for most courses:
Full fee for residents of the UK or other EU countries. Concessionary fee for UK or EU residents in receipt of means tested benefits. Non EU fee for those who have not lived within the EU for at least three years. If only one fee is shown for the course, all students must pay this fee. Most fees include basic equipment but you may need to buy additional materials. However, if you join further accredited courses you will get 23 discount on your second or subsequent accredited course.
Exam fees and equipment

For most qualification courses the exam fee and basic equipment are included unless otherwise stated, but you may need to buy additional materials. See course information sheets for details. Please note: There are now fees for ESOL classes and there is no automatic concession for people aged 60+ on any course. There are still no course fees for UK or EU residents attending literacy or numeracy courses.
If you are under 16

Our courses leading to qualifications are designed for adults and we receive no funding for those of compulsory school age (ie, under 16s). Only under exceptional circumstances, and with the agreement of the learners school, would we accept a learner under 16 on a qualification course.
Payment
You can pay by cash, debit/credit card (Mastercard/Visa/Maestro/Visa Debit) or a cheque made payable to London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham. Please note that if you are paying with a credit card there is now a handling fee of 1.25%.
If you are aged 16 to 19

Concession fees are available for those aged between 16 and 19, enrolling on courses. Please see the table overleaf: To claim the no tuition fee concession for certificated courses, you will need to bring proof of age when you enrol. Acceptable documents are: Birth certificate Passport Driving licence
Instalments
It may be possible to pay in instalments but you will need to pay for the following term at least two weeks before the end of the preceding term. After this date if an instalment payment has not been made, places will be open to new students.
Invoicing your employer

We can invoice your employer for course fees. You must bring written proof that your employer agrees to pay and an additional charge of 25 will be made.
Concessionary fee for qualification courses

The concessionary fee for most courses leading to a qualification includes: registration, exam fee and materials.
Concession entitlement explained

The Skills Funding Agency will only fund tuition fees for those on Active Benefits in 2012/2013. However, Hammersmith & Fulham Adult Learning and Skills Service will still continue to help you financially if you are claiming income-related/means-tested benefit, such as Income Support. If you are claiming any of the benefits listed below you will be asked to pay the published concessionary fee which represents a registration and exam fee. See below for a list of benefits.
Active benefits
These benefits are designed to support people who are actively seeking employment. If you are claiming Active Benefits (guaranteed conc. fees) and are enrolling on a qualification course, please let us know as we will be able to claim most of your fees from the funding body. We must have your National Insurance number at time of enrolment. Financial help for those on Active Benefits may be available to help with additional fees. Active Benefits are: Job Seekers Allowance (JSA) Employment and Support Allowance Work Related Activity Group For those claiming ESA Support Group, please see the other benefit categories below.
Unwaged dependent of someone in receipt of benefits Working Tax Credit household income of less than 15,276 If you are on one of these benefits and the course will improve your chances of gaining employment you may be able to pay concessionary fees if you complete a declaration to this effect.
Other claimants
You may still claim a concessionary fee if you are: 19 or older and studying for your first full level 2 qualification, although you will need to pay for exams and materials. The concession fee may still apply even if you are not completing the full qualification in a single year. Between 19 and 24 years old and studying for your first full level 3 qualification. See guide to levels on page 14.
Other benefits (may be accepted)

We will also accept the following benefits: Income Related Employment and Support Allowance (ESA Support Group) which replaces Incapacity Benefit Income Support Council Tax Benefit (not single occupancy) Housing Benefit Guaranteed Pension Credits
Proof of entitlement
Proof of entitlement must be current, a letter, no more than three months before the date of enrolment. The JSA booklet is not acceptable proof. Students under 19 Must present proof of age with a birth certificate, passport or driving licence.
Please note: Fees are correct at time of going to press. In exceptional circumstances however we may need to update the amounts to be charged. You should check that you have the correct fee before enrolling.
Refunds
A full or partial refund of your course fee will only be made when: 1. We close, merge or reschedule your course and you cannot get to the alternative. 2. There is a medical reason supported by a certificate or doctors letter. An administrative charge of 10 will be made for this refund. We do not provide refunds where individual sessions have to be cancelled, but will make every effort to offer an alternative session. For refunds within the above categories: If the admin manager approves your refund it will be processed and a cheque sent to you. If you paid by debit /credit card, we are only able to give you a refund directly onto the card you originally used.
Please note where a refund is approved, we are able to do this immediately for card payments but for fees paid by cash or cheque, it will be processed within one week (but at the beginning of terms this process may take longer).
Class information
Our minimum class size ranges from 8 to 12 depending on the type of class and health and safety requirements. We have planned some courses allowing for lower enrolments but the fees for these courses are higher to reflect this. If a class doesnt enrol to minimum agreed level it may, in some instances be possible to keep the class running if all the students agree to pay an additional amount. This can be discussed with the tutor.
information, advice and guidance

Advice on choosing a course
Our team of experienced staff can give you information on a wide range of courses and help you choose the right one. Detailed course information sheets are available from www.hfals.co.uk, ask at reception or call 0845 839 7912.
Careers, educational, training and employment guidance

Our fully qualified careers advisor can offer advice and guidance on employment, education and training. Get help with: choosing a course or college applying to further or higher education deciding on a career path writing a CV and preparing for interview finding out about jobs, voluntary work or training courses Call 0845 839 7912 or ask at reception to book a confidential appointment.
saturday session
We are also offering a weekend advice and guidance session on Saturday 16 June 2012 Course information sheets can be found at www.hfals.co.uk 9
How to enrol
We recommend enrolling as early as possible as popular classes fill up very quickly.
Reception opening times

First week of term For the first week of term we are open Monday to Friday, 9.00am-9.00pm Term time opening Monday & Tuesday, 9.00am-7.00pm; Wednesday & Thursday, 9.00am-8.00pm Friday, 9.00am-4.00pm Outside term time Monday to Thursday, 9.00am-5.00pm Friday, 9.00am-4.00pm Opening times may change please call for details (last enrolment time will be 15 minutes prior to closure).
Enrol by telephone
Call 0845 839 7912 quoting the class code with your details. Lines are open Monday to Friday, 9.30-4.30pm. We are now able to enrol concessionary fee payers over the phone.
Enrol in person
You may enrol in person during opening times see the blue box.
Enrolment information
You can enrol at any time of the year for many courses, even if they have already started, as long as there are places available and the level is right for you. To find out if this is possible call 0845 839 7912. You cannot enrol by telephone for courses requiring an interview, marked in the course listing. For Saturday courses you should enrol at least five days in advance.
feedback from and to students

Around the buildings you will find comment / compliment cards that can be completed and handed to reception. Your feedback helps us to know when we are getting it right and also helps us to listen to our learners and make improvements to the service.
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learning environment for all learners. We work with the local safeguarding boards and recruit and train staff in line with current legislation. If you have any concerns about the treatment of children and young people, or of vulnerable adults please contact eamon.scanlon@lbhf.gov.uk If you observe any health and safety issues, please contact a member of staff as soon as possible.
Key policies
Some of our key policies are summarised below. Further details are included in the student handbook and copies of the full policy documents are available from reception at Macbeth Centre.
Learner voice have your say

The adult learning and skills service seeks the views of its learners past, present and future. The service seeks to capture these views in several ways: Annual student satisfaction survey Learner focus groups Monitoring letters of complaints and compliments Celebrating learners success at events and exhibitions Feedback postcards available in receptions Email to provide and obtain information We use your comments, suggestions and complaints to inform our planning and provision, and to improve the quality of the service.
Recruitment policy
It is our policy to help students enrol on the course that is right for them. Any entry requirements will be clearly set out in the course information sheet. We will also make it clear where courses are designed to meet the needs of specific groups.
Disability statement
We produce a disability statement each year setting out how we will support disabled people across our service. Please see the student handbook for more information.
Equal opportunities
The adult learning and skills service will ensure that no one is discriminated against because of their ethnic or national origin, race or colour, gender, age, class, sexual orientation, or because of their religious or political beliefs, disability or income. If you feel you have been discriminated against please talk to your lecturer or ask at reception to speak to a manager.
Safeguarding
We are committed to safeguarding children and young people, and vulnerable adults, and also to providing a safe and secure 11
Accessibility support
Contact: 0845 839 7912
If you have a disability and feel you need support to get the best from your course you can contact Sean Buckley to have a confidential discussion on how best we can support your learning. Support can be offered in the following ways: Confidential discussion and advice in person via the phone or email Specialist software such as JAWS or Makaton Study support sessions Aids and adaptations Changing of classrooms to facilitate ground floor access where necessary One to one in class support Information in Braille or BSL Linking you with your tutor before you start We endeavour to follow up all the additional support requests quickly and will prioritise those with mobility difficulties or hearing/ visual impairments. If possible, please inform us prior to enrolment if you will require additional support.
study support
Contact: 0845 839 7912
Anyone enrolled in a class can receive extra help with their learning through the study support service. The service provides: Free access to computers and the internet elp with completing your assignments H or portfolios onfidential interviews about any C additional support you may require help with elp with language, literacy and H numeracy skills daptive equipment for students with A a learning difficulty or disability Further details are available in your student handbook or from your lecturer.
Help with childcare

Help with the cost of external childcare (nurseries, childminders etc) may be available for those on Skills for Life or Childcare courses. Priority is given to those attending accredited courses. Please contact Geraldine Johnston for further information, email geraldine.johnston@lbhf.gov.uk
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interview dates
All interviews take place at Macbeth Centre unless stated otherwise.
Course
Cabinet making Interviews are by appointment and can be booked online, by telephone or in person. If you cannot attend on these dates please contact Jane Sutton: jane.sutton@lbhf.gov.uk Cake decoration and sugar craft City & Guilds level 2 certificate and Jewellery City & Guilds level 2 certificate Interviews are by appointment and can be booked online, by telephone or in person. If you cannot attend on these dates please contact Jane Sutton: jane.sutton@lbhf.gov.uk Care, childcare, teaching assistant Please register your interest online. Interviews will take approx three hours and include a literacy and numeracy assessment. Learning and other disabilities (LLDD) All LLDD courses require an interview. To arrange an interview call Sean Buckley on 020 8753 6343 or email sean.buckley@lbhf.gov.uk Skills for Life ESOL, literacy and numeracy No appointment is needed. Please allow enough time for an interview and assessment to ensure that you are placed in the correct class for your level. If you are doing an ESOL course you will also need to bring with you all the recent relevant letters confirming your benefits. Please note that for ESOL learners your place will not be confirmed until you have paid for your classes. There are no fees for literacy and numeracy. Learners who need childcare should come to MAC on 29, 30, 31 August.
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Tuesday 17 July Tuesday 11 September
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11.00am-3.00pm
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Monday 16 July
11.00am-3.00pm
Monday 10 September
11.00am-3.00pm
6, 7 June and 10, 17 July
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23-27 July
10.00am-4.00pm
3-7 September 29, 30, 31 August At MAC 3, 4, 5 September At MAC and ACLC 6, 7 September At ACLC 5, 6, 12, 13 September At Normond Croft
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Guide to levels and qualifications

Entry level certificates
What they give you: basic knowledge and skills ability to apply learning in everyday situations not geared towards specific occupations
English for Speakers Of Other Languages (ESOL) Skills for Life Functional Skills at entry level (English, maths and ICT) Family learning LLDD
Level 1
What they give you: basic knowledge and skills ability to apply learning with guidance or supervision may be linked to job competence
GCSEs grades D-G BTEC Introductory Diplomas and Certificates OCR Nationals Key Skills level 1 NVQs at level 1 Skills for Life
Level 2
What they give you: a good knowledge and understanding of a subject ability to perform a variety of tasks with some guidance or supervision appropriate for many job roles
5 GCSEs grades A*-C BTEC First Diplomas and Certificates OCR Nationals Key Skills level 2 NVQs at level 2 Skills for Life
Level 3
What they give you: ability to gain or apply a range of knowledge, skills, understanding, at a detailed level appropriate if you plan to go to university, work independently, or (in some cases) supervise and train others in their field of work
A levels Advanced Extension Awards GCE in applied subjects International Baccalaureate Key Skills level 3 NVQs at level 3 BTEC Diplomas, Certificates and Awards BTEC Nationals OCR Nationals
Level 4
What they give you: specialist learning, involving detailed analysis of a high level of information and knowledge in an area of work or study appropriate for people working in technical and professional jobs, and/or managing and developing others
NVQs at level 4 BTEC Professional Diplomas, Certificates and Awards
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Free family learning

Friendly classes for parents/carers and their children
Help your child to learn and brush up your own skills in reading, writing, speaking, maths and computing. Courses include: More classes may be possible please let us know what you would like. Family learning classes take place in H&F schools and give you the chance to learn in a relaxed and fun atmosphere.
Sewing ICT Zumba Salsa Asian cookery Fun with literacy and numeracy Hand sewing Mexican cookery Arty crafty literacy Musical language Digital families
Courses and tasters start throughout the year, check www.hfals.co.uk More information: call 0845 839 7912 or email ozge.altunsoy@lbhf.gov.uk
Mentoring
Do you want to provide positive support for others and develop your own skills at the same time?
Mentoring courses start throughout the year. The course will help you to:
enhance your CV open doors to new career possibilities gain new qualifications make a difference to those who
develop your communication skills support others to get back to work

and/or study
gain an NCFE level 1 qualification in

approx 12 weeks. Call 0845 839 7912 to find out more. Please note you must be 18+ years old. 15
need support help people realise their true potential
free TAsTer sessions

Most taster sessions run during September come along and try a class.
Arts, crafts, performing arts and food studies

Come and sample some of our subjects in our FREE beginners taster sessions. Find out what you will learn and the range of classes on offer. Taster sessions fall within the class times but are shorter than our usual classes.
Upholstery Mon 10/09/2012 Sugar craft Mon 10/09/2012 Clothes making Mon 10/09/2012 Ballroom dancing Mon 10/09/2012 Ballet Mon 10/09/2012 18:30-20:00 18:00-19:30 18:30-20:00 18:30-19:30 19:00-20:00 10:00-12:30 13:00-14:30 18:30-20:00 18:30-20:00 19:00-20:00 19:00-20:30 10:30-12:00
Languages
These taster sessions are FREE.
(Brazilian) Portuguese Beginners Mon 10/09/2012 18:45-20:45 Chinese beginners Wed 12/09/2012 French beginners Mon 10/09/2012 Mon 10/09/2012 19:00-21:00 13:00-25:00 19:00-21:00
French intermediate conversation Wed 12/09/2012 18.30-19.30 French advanced conversation Wed 12/09/2012 19:45-20:45 German beginners Thu 13/09/2012 Italian beginners Tue 11/09/2012 Wed 12/09/2012 Japanese beginners Tue 11/09/2012 Polish beginners Thu 13/09/2012 Russian beginners Thu 13/09/2012 Spanish beginners Mon 10/09/2012 19:00-21:00 13:00-15:00 18:45-20:45 19:00-21:00 19:00-21:00 19:00-21:00 18:45-20:45
Soft furnishings Tue 11/09/2012 Photography Tue 11/09/2012 Jewellery Tue 11/09/2012
Interior design Wed 12/09/2012 Salsa Wed 12/09/2012
Life drawing Thu 13/09/2012 Beading Thu 13/09/2012
Spanish intermediate conversation Tue 11/09/2012 18:30-19:30 Spanish advanced conversation Tue 11/09/2012 19:45-20:45
Cookery complete cooks course Thu 13/09/2012 10:30-12:00 Woodwork Tue 11/09/2012 12:00-13:30
Learning and other disabilities

We will be holding a week of taster sessions at Macbeth Centre on 20-24 August. Please see page 92 for more information.
Art drawing with accuracy Fri 14/09/2012 10:00-12:30
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Adult learning and skills service
Work Zone
www.workzoneonline.co.uk
Want a job?
Apply for vacancies, get help and skills advice
The Job Skills Road Show will be coming to a venue near you soon
Find out about: Apprenticeships Work experience Volunteering Debt advice Training and courses Employment opportunities Writing a good CV Building confidence Starting your own business College courses FREE taster sessions
For information about jobs please contact Work Zone 1st Floor, Shepherds Bush Library, Wood Lane, W12 7BF call 020 8753 4695 or visit www.workzoneonline.co.uk
LibrAries
The adult learning and skills service works in partnership with the borough library service so you can continue your learning out of class time using books or the internet. Anyone enrolled on a course is eligible to join a Hammersmith & Fulham library. Most libraries are open late evenings and Saturdays. Hammersmith, Fulham and Shepherds Bush libraries are also open on Sunday from 11.00am to 5.00pm. For full details of opening times please see the website www.lbhf.gov.uk/libraries Internet access is available at all libraries free for the first half hour if you are a member of the library. Wi-Fi is available at Shepherds Bush and Fulham Libraries. Scanning, faxing and photocopying facilities are also available. Membership also includes access to online resources, such as Oxford Reference Online, Britannica Online Library Edition, Newsstand and Times Digital Archive newspaper databases. Fulham Library includes the main reference library which provides over fifty quiet study spaces.
Avonmore Library and Community Centre (opening Spring 2012) North End Crescent, W14 8TG Tel: 020 8753 3888
Computer help sessions

Basic computer help sessions are currently available in the following libraries. Please book in advance as places are limited. Askew Road Wednesday 2.30-3.30pm Fulham Library Monday and Tuesday 10.45-11.45am Thursday 2.30-4.30pm Saturday 11.00am-12.00 noon Hammersmith Library Tuesday 2.00-4.00pm Sunday 11.00-11.30am and 2.00-2.30pm Shepherds Bush Library Wednesday 11.00am-12.00 noon and 3.00-4.00pm Friday 11.00am-12.00 noon and 3.00-4.00pm Sunday 11.00am-12.00 noon
Library locations
Hammersmith Library Shepherds Bush Road, W6 7AT Tel: 020 8753 3823 Fulham Library 598 Fulham Road, SW6 5NX Tel: 020 8753 3877 Shepherds Bush Library Westfield Retail Centre 6 Wood Lane, W12 7BF Tel: 020 8753 3842 Askew Road Library 87-89 Askew Road, W12 9AS Tel: 020 8753 3863 18
Library events/activities
We have free monthly adult reading groups facilitated by library staff. We also have a Bridge club, coffee morning, knitting club, craft workshops, author/literary events and activities/clubs for children. For full details email library_events@lbhf.gov.uk or visit our website www.lbhf.gov.uk/libraries.
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We are pleased to offer an extensive range of arts and craft courses. All our classes are delivered in fit-for-purpose workshops that give learners the opportunity to develop their skills: producing items of ceramics, stained glass, mosaic or jewellery, garments, curtains or cushions, picture frames, photographs or artworks to be proud of. Or choose one of our ever popular upholstery classes where you will learn to produce pieces of beautifully restored furniture to a professional standard. Whether you are interested in developing your skills, learning for enjoyment or discovering and tapping into talents that you have always wanted to explore, we have something for you. Please note. The concessionary fee for qualification courses includes a registration charge of 23. For second/additional qualification courses subtract 23 from the published concessionary fee.

enrolment starts monday 11 June Call 0845 839 7912 email alssinfo@lbhf.gov.uk
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Painting and drawing are the fundamentals of art, craft and design. Our classes, whether for absolute beginners or the more advanced aim to help you to develop your technical skills as well as your creativity and inventiveness, together with an understanding of the development of art through looking at the work of major artists. You will develop ways of seeing and go out into the world with your eyes open and see the world anew.
Art inclusive class For those with learning difficulties and disabilities or those who want to work at a slower pace. 75 30 225 Mon Mon Mon 13:00-15:00 13:00-15:00 13:00-15:00 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC 17/09/12 07/01/13 15/04/13 AA1010 AA2010 AA3010
Art drawing beginners Think you cant draw? This course will help you develop your creative potential. 144 132 144 57 53 57 252 230 252 Fri Fri Fri 18:30-20:30 18:30-20:30 18:30-20:30 11 10 11 MAC MAC MAC 21/09/12 11/01/13 19/04/13 AA1020 AA2020 AA3020
Art drawing and painting mixed ability Develop the skills of composition, draughtsmanship and modelling. 170 66 313 Thu Thu Thu 13:00-15:30 13:00-15:30 13:00-15:30 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 20/09/12 10/01/13 18/04/13 AA1040 AA2040 AA3040
Art life drawing beginners This course covers proportion, centre of gravity, structure, mark making, styles and approaches and use of various materials. 168 81 276 Thu Thu Thu 19:00-21:00 19:00-21:00 19:00-21:00 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 20/09/12 10/01/13 18/04/13 AA1100 AA2100 AA3100
Art life drawing mixed ability Develop ways of seeing and interpreting, working from the figure in a variety of materials and techniques in this important visual art discipline. 194 90 337 Wed Wed Wed 18:30-21:00 18:30-21:00 18:30-21:00 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 19/09/12 09/01/13 17/04/13 AA1110 AA2110 AA3110
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Art life drawing and painting A comprehensive course in life drawing with a focus on using line, tone and colour to describe the human figure. 194 90 337 Mon Mon Mon 10:00-12:30 10:00-12:30 10:00-12:30 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 17/09/12 07/01/13 15/04/13 AA1240 AA2240 AA3240
Art portraiture mixed ability Make a successful likeness and select methods to bring out the personality of the sitter. 168 81 337 Thu Thu Thu 09:45-12:15 09:45-12:15 09:45-12:15 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 20/09/12 10/01/13 18/04/13 AA1200 AA2200 AA3200
Art oil painting mixed ability You will learn to handle, mix, control and apply oil paints using mixing mediums, paper and boards. 166 62 309 Tue Tue Tue 18:30-21:00 18:30-21:00 18:30-21:00 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 18/09/12 08/01/13 16/04/13 AA1210 AA2210 AA3210
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Art watercolour mixed ability Learn about papers, pigments, colour mixing, reinforcing the techniques of watercolour. 166 62 309 Tue Tue Tue 10:00-12:30 10:00-12:30 10:00-12:30 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 18/09/12 08/01/13 16/04/13 AA1230 AA2230 AA3230
NEW Art drawing with accuracy A five week course to enable you to draw with accuracy. 84 32 142 Fri 10:00-12:30 5 MAC 21/09/12 AA1250
NEW Art learning to use your colour sense Gain insight into how you can express yourself with colour. 84 32 142 Fri 10:00-12:30 5 MAC 09/11/12 AA1255
NEW Art discover the importance of using a sketchbook Learn why the sketchbook is such an important tool in art and design. 84 32 142 Fri 10:00-12:30 5 MAC 11/01/13 AA2250
NEW Art learn how to reproduce a painting from a well known artist Discover why you can learn so much about painting by copying the work of the masters. 68 26 136 Fri 10:00-13:00 4 MAC 01/03/13 AA2255
NEW Art learn how to make collages Make art works using the medium of collage. 84 32 142 Fri 10:00-12:30 5 MAC 19/04/13 AA3250
NEW Art the urban landscape We will go out into the landscape to make work that represents the urban environment. 84 32 142 Fri 10:00-12:30 5 MAC 07/06/13 AA3255
NEW Art fashion drawing Saturdays Learn to make fashion drawings that express style and show how garments will be made. 99 37 169 Sat 10:30-13:30 5 MAC 29/09/12 AA1130
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Art portraiture Saturdays An opportunity to try portraiture in two Saturdays. 91 42 147 Sat 10:30-13:30 4 MAC 17/11/12 AA1137
Art life drawing and painting Saturdays An opportunity to develop your drawing skills in this class which covers both long and short poses. 91 42 148 Sat 10:30-13:30 4 MAC 02/03/13 AA2135
Art watercolour Saturday course Learn about papers, pigments, colour mixing, reinforcing the techniques of watercolour. 101 39 171 Sat 10:30-13:30 5 MAC 08/06/13 AA3136
iLLUsTrATion
Illustrating childrens books This course is suitable for people who would like to learn about illustrating childrens books, or just improve their illustration skills. Beginners to advanced students are all welcome. 141 53 248 Mon Mon Mon 19:00-21:00 19:00-21:00 19:00-21:00 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 17/09/12 07/01/13 15/04/13 AB1240 AB2240 AB3240
pHoToGrApHy
So many of us now have access to taking pictures, but can we do this well? In these practical courses you will be introduced to using your camera and go on to look at techniques including exposure, depth of field, lenses, films and filters. You will also learn about composition and making the best use of light. Choose from full term or shorter courses.
Photography beginners one day course You will be introduced to using a camera and ways to make a good composition. 38 17 50 Sat Sat Sat 10:30-15:30 10:30-15:30 10:30-15:30 1 1 1 MAC MAC MAC 22/09/12 10/11/12 20/04/13 AC1300 AC1301 AC3300
Photography intermediate one day course Learn further skills for using a camera and creating good compositions. 38 17 50 Sat 10:30-15:30 1 MAC 12/01/13 AC2301
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Photography advanced one day course Learn further skills for using a camera and creating good compositions. 38 17 50 Sat 10:30-15:30 1 MAC 27/04/13 AC3301
Photography beginners You will be introduced to techniques including: exposure, depth of field, lenses, films and filters. 166 62 309 Tue Tue Tue 13:00-15:30 18:30-21:00 13:00-15:30 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 18/09/12 18/09/12 08/01/13 AC1400 AC1405 AC2400
Photography intermediate For those with some experience who want to learn more skills and techniques to take good photographs. 166 62 309 Tue Tue 18:30-21:00 13:00-15:30 11 11 MAC MAC 08/01/13 16/04/13 AC2405 AC3400
Photography advanced For learners who want to improve and develop their use of the camera, and expand their knowledge of photography. 166 62 309 Tue 18:30-21:00 11 MAC 16/04/13 AC3407
inTerior DesiGn
If you are interested in interior design then this beginners course will give you a comprehensive introduction to the subject. You will learn skills including colour theory, predicting trends, writing a project brief and making scale drawings. This is a great course for those wanting to learn for personal interest as well as those thinking about taking it forward as a career option.
Interior design beginners In this practical course you will be introduced to the interior design process. We will look at room surveys, plans and elevations and colour theory as a first step towards redesigning a room to a specific design brief. 175 65 309 Wed Wed Wed 18:30-21:00 18:30-21:00 18:30-21:00 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 19/09/12 09/01/13 17/04/13 AD1800 AD2800 AD3800
Interior design Saturday course In this practical course you will be introduced to the interior design process. We will look at room surveys, plans and elevations and colour theory as a first step towards redesigning a room to a specific design brief. 98 36 168 Sat 10:30-13:30 5 MAC 19/01/13 AA2130
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If you are new to the craft you will begin by learning basic coiling and hand-building methods and develop through to the challenge of using the potters wheel. You will learn the alchemical processes of glazing and finishes to decorate your work and be encouraged to develop your own creativity and style. Our pottery is now housed at the Hurlingham and Chelsea School.
Pottery beginners For those who have little or no experience of pottery. We cover various techniques including: coiling, moulding, pinching and slabbing. Throwing techniques may be taught later in the course. 185 75 319 Mon Mon Mon 13:30-16:00 13:30-16:00 13:30-16:00 11 11 11 HAC HAC HAC 17/09/12 07/01/13 15/04/13 AF1500 AF2500 AF3500
Green shell dish by Joanna Rice
Pottery mixed ability Suitable for those new to pottery or with experience. You will be supported to develop your skills. 185 75 319 Tue Wed Thu Thu Tue Wed Thu Thu Tue Wed Thu Thu 09:30-12:00 09:30-12:00 13:30-16:00 18:30-21:00 09:30-12:00 09:30-12:00 13:30-16:00 18:30-21:00 09:30-12:00 09:30-12:00 13:30-16:00 18:30-21:00 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 HAC HAC HAC HAC HAC HAC HAC HAC HAC HAC HAC HAC 18/09/12 19/09/12 20/09/12 20/09/12 08/01/13 09/01/13 10/01/13 10/01/13 16/04/13 17/04/13 18/04/13 18/04/13 AF1510 AF1511 AF1512 AF1513 AF2510 AF2511 AF2512 AF2513 AF3510 AF3511 AF3512 AF3513
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JeWeLLery
Develop the skills to make and design your own jewellery. We have the facilities for all essential techniques including: stone setting, chain making, etching, soldering and enamelling to name but a few. We also offer the option to take a City & Guilds level 1 accreditation. Due to the closure of Sands End Community Centre our jewellery classes are now held at Macbeth Centre and Hurlingham and Chelsea School.
Jewellery C&G level 2 certificate in 3D (jewellery) City & Guilds An opportunity to develop and explore practical jewellery skills, develop design work and experience a variety of metalwork techniques. You will create samples and pieces of jewellery to design briefs that aim to prepare you for work in this exciting area of design and creativity. See our website for further details. 476 219 2,720 Mon 10:00-15:00 30 MAC 17/09/12 A J1640
Jewellery mixed ability Develop the skills to produce rings and other jewellery working with a variety of metals and gems. 174 67 313 Tue Tue Tue 18:30-21:00 18:30-21:00 18:30-21:00 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 18/09/12 08/01/13 16/04/13 A J1600 A J2600 A J3600
Jewellery beginners/intermediate Develop the skills to produce rings and other jewellery working with a variety of metals and gems. 174 67 313 Tue Tue Tue 10:00-12:30 10:00-12:30 10:00-12:30 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 18/09/12 08/01/13 16/04/13 A J1610 A J2610 A J3610
Jewellery intermediate/advanced Develop the skills to produce rings and other jewellery working with a variety of metals and gems. 174 67 313 Tue Tue Tue 13:00-15:30 13:00-15:30 13:00-15:30 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 18/09/12 08/01/13 16/04/13 A J1611 A J2611 A J3611
Jewellery making beaded jewellery with wire and thread Learn the skills of beading to create exciting and colourful jewellery. 136 52 248 Thu Thu Thu 10:00-12:00 10:00-12:00 10:00-12:00 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 20/09/12 10/01/13 18/04/13 A J1612 A J2612 A J3612
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Jewellery one day make a pair of earrings Interested in trying your hand at jewellery? Make a pair of earrings in a day. 38 17 61 Sat 10:00-16:00 1 MAC 29/09/12 A J1614
Jewellery one day make a silver ring Interested in trying your hand at jewellery? Make a silver ring in a day. 38 17 61 Sat 10:00-16:00 1 MAC 20/10/12 A J1616
Jewellery introduction to beading Learn skills to create beautiful jewellery using beads. 61 25 105 Sat 10:30-13:30 3 MAC 12/01/13 A J2618
Jewellery for all Saturday class Develop the skills to produce rings and other jewellery working with a variety of metals and gems. 131 51 228 Sat 10:00-14:30 5 MAC 08/06/13 A J3620
Jewellery beading in five sessions Learn the skills of beading to create exciting and colourful jewellery. 48 20 115 Thu 18:00-20:00 5 HAC 08/11/12 AJ1620
Stained glass by Francesca Walker
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Led by professional stained glass artist Tim Cunliffe, you will learn a range of skills including: designing cartooning, glass cutting, glass painting, leading and soldering. It will also be possible to explore kiln-fired glass painting techniques, sand blasting, glass fusing. Due to the closure of Sands End Community Centre our stained glass classes are now held at Macbeth Centre and Hurlingham and Chelsea School.
Stained glass You will work on a stained glass panel during which time a range of skills will be taught. 174 67 313 Wed Wed Wed Wed Wed Wed 13:00-15:30 18:30-21:00 13:00-15:30 18:30-21:00 13:00-15:30 18:30-21:00 11 11 11 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC 19/09/12 19/09/12 09/01/13 09/01/13 17/04/13 17/04/13 AS1700 AS1701 AS2700 AS2701 AS3700 AS3701
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Stained glass Saturdays You will work on a stained glass panel during which time a range of skills will be taught. 131 51 228 Sat Sat 10:00-14:30 10:00-14:30 5 5 MAC MAC 10/11/12 20/04/13 AS1710 AS3710
Stained glass light catcher in five sessions Learn to work with glass and make a beautiful object. 48 20 115 Thu 18:00-20:00 5 HAC 27/09/12 AS1730
piCTUre frAminG
Artists and those interested in developing their woodwork skills will benefit from learning the skills required to frame pictures. Make frames, choose and cut suitable mounts and decoration of frames using techniques including gilding and colouring. These classes continue in April.
Picture frame making Learn the skills associated with picture framing and mount cutting. 184 71 313 Mon Mon 18:30-21:00 18:30-21:00 11 11 MAC MAC 17/09/12 07/01/13 CF1010 CF2010
Picture framing and mount cutting Learn the skills associated with picture framing and mount cutting. 184 71 313 Wed Wed 13:00-15:30 13:00-15:30 11 11 MAC MAC 19/09/12 09/01/13 CF1011 CF2011
Picture and frame restoration A specialist course for anyone interested in the care and conservation of works of art and artifacts. 184 71 313 Wed Wed 10:00-12:30 10:00-12:30 11 11 MAC MAC 19/09/12 09/01/13 CF1020 CF2020
mosAiC
Mosaic all levels Produce a mosaic using glass and unglazed ceramic tesserae. Skills include designing, cartooning, cutting and shaping the mosaic, grouting and polishing. 166 65 313 Thu Thu Thu 13:00-15:30 13:00-15:30 13:00-15:30 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 20/09/12 10/01/13 18/04/13 AS1800 AS2800 AS3800
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sculpture life study group all abilities 155 per course Works with figure and portrait models in additive media; clay, wax and plaster on wire armature. Perfect in conjunction with life drawing study or just for those who want to explore sculpture. Other dates available. Thu Thu Thu Thu Thu Thu 13:00-16:00 18:00-21:00 13:00-16:00 18:00-21:00 13:00-16:00 18:00-21:00 20/09/12 20/09/12 10/01/13 10/01/13 18/04/13 18/04/13 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks
87 Masbro road, W14 0Lr

Pottery: Allegra Mostyn-Owen Portrait: Susan Balfour
Pottery skills for students with learning and other disabilities 85 per course This course will cover basic techniques and enable you to make a variety of objects. Mon Mon Mon 10:00-12:00 10:00-12:00 10:00-12:00 17/09/12 07/01/13 15/04/13 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks
Handbuilt pottery mixed abilities 165 per course We use basic handbuilding and decorative techniques to produce functional vessels and sculptural forms, and cover some design principles, encouraging creative expression on firm technical foundations. Thu Thu Thu 18:30-21:00 18:30-21:00 18:30-21:00 20/09/12 10/01/13 18/04/13 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks
Handbuilt and thrown pottery beginners/intermediate 165 per course This course covers handbuilding techniques including, coiling, moulding and slabbing, various decorating techniques and glazing. Throwing may be taught later in the course. Those who wish to develop their existing skills and work on individual projects also welcome. Mon Wed Wed Mon Wed Wed Mon Wed Wed 18:30-21:00 10:00-12:30 13:00-15:30 18:30-21:00 10:00-12.30 13:00-13:30 18:30-21:00 10:00-12.30 13:00-15:30 17/09/12 19/09/12 19/09/12 07/01/13 09/01/13 09/01/13 15/04/13 17/04/13 17/04/13 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks
Life drawing advanced 155 per course Drawing from life. Improve your understanding and technique. Explore different methods and media with tutor Jan Buckley. Other classes also available on Mondays. For details please call 020 7605 0800. Thu Thu Thu 10:00-12.30 10:00-12.30 10:00-12:30 20/09/12 10/01/13 18/04/13 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks
The Masbro Centre is run by the Urban Partnership Group and works in partnership with H&F Adult and Learning Skills Service to provide courses, sports facilities, parenting projects, youth, employment and volunteer services. For more information please call 020 7605 0800 or visit www.upg.org.uk
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resTorATion
While working on your own furniture, learn how to cope with the different problems that can occur, from patching missing wood, mouldings and parts, to colouring, finishing/refinishing and final waxing. Please bring your project to the first class.
Furniture restoration mixed ability Start or further develop your skills in furniture restoration. While working on your own furniture, learn how to cope with the different problems that can occur, from patching missing wood, mouldings and parts, to colouring, finishing/refinishing and final waxing. Please bring your project to the first class. 175 160 68 63 313 285 Tue Fri Fri Tue Fri Tue 18:30-21:00 10:00-12:30 10:00-12:30 18:30-21:00 10:00-12:30 18:30-21:00 11 11 10 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC 18/09/12 21/09/12 11/01/13 08/01/13 19/04/13 16/04/13 CF1030 CF1032 CF2032 CF2030 CF3032 CF3030
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Learn how to make your own furniture. We will start by teaching you how to make the joints you will require to develop as a woodworker. Our one day a week, one year furniture making/ carpentry course is a great place to start. If you are looking towards working in the trade to develop further we have possibly the only cabinet making course running inside the M25. We also have evening classes, three evenings a week.
Woodwork cabinet making This one year course is designed to take you through the theory and practice of cabinet making. You will produce designs and technical drawings to make up to three pieces of work. Practical work includes wood machining, cutting complex joints, using veneer, shaping and basic wood finishing. 1,056 400 1,861 Tue 10:00-16:00 33 MAC 18/09/12 CH1220
Woodwork basic skills inclusive class An inclusive class suitable for people with learning or other disabilities and mainstream students who want to start with the basics. 81 36 253 Mon Mon Mon 10:00-12:00 10:00-12:00 10:00-12:00 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 17/09/12 07/01/13 15/04/13 CH1100 CH2100 CH3100
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Woodwork mixed ability If you are a beginner you will acquire basic woodwork skills and techniques before embarking on your own personal project. More experienced students can extend their knowledge and skills whilst working on a project from the start. Using a variety of joints and construction methods, hand and power tools and machines, you will produce and execute your own design. Note: Use of machines is at the discretion of the lecturer and is dependent on the students experience. 185 72 314 Wed Wed Wed 18:30-21:00 18:30-21:00 18:30-21:00 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 19/09/12 09/01/13 17/04/13 CH1208 CH2208 CH3208
Serving tray by Philip Bloomfield
Woodwork furniture mixed ability If you are a beginner you will acquire basic woodwork skills and techniques before embarking on your own personal project. More experienced students can extend their knowledge and skills whilst working on a project from the start. 185 72 314 Thu Thu Thu 18:30-21:00 18:30-21:00 18:30-21:00 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 20/09/12 10/01/13 18/04/13 CH1210 CH2210 CH3210
Woodwork mixed ability 10 weeks If you are a beginner you will acquire basic woodwork skills and techniques before embarking on your own personal project. More experienced students can extend their knowledge and skills whilst working on a project from the start. Using a variety of joints and construction methods, hand and power tools and machines, you will produce and execute your own design. Use of machines is at the discretion of the lecturer and is dependent on the students experience. 169 66 286 Fri 18:30-20:30 10 9 10 MAC MAC MAC 21/09/12 11/01/13 19/04/13 CH1212 CH2212 CH3212
Woodwork mixed ability 9 weeks 153 61 259 Fri 18:00-20:30 Woodwork mixed ability 10 weeks 169 66 286 Fri 18:00-20:30 Woodwork mixed ability all levels (with option to follow the C&G 6217 syllabus)
Woodwork for pleasure, DIY, or to begin a career in furniture making or carpentry. 261 99 495 Thu Thu Thu 10:30-15:00 10:30-15:00 10:00-15:30 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 20/09/12 10/01/13 18/04/13 CH1225 CH2225 CH3225
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Woodwork and restoration Saturdays If you are a beginner you will acquire basic woodwork skills and techniques before embarking on your own personal project. More experienced students can extend their knowledge and skills whilst working on a project from the start. Using a variety of joints and construction methods, hand and power tools and machines, you will produce and execute your own design. Use of machines is at the discretion of the lecturer and is dependent on the students experience. 169 66 286 Sat Sat Sat 10:00-15:30 10:00-15:30 10:00-15:30 5 5 5 MAC MAC MAC 29/09/12 05/01/13 27/04/13 CH1050 CH2050 CH3050
Woodwork open workshop Saturday On these Saturdays you can either with support and guidance from the tutor work on your own projects or, as a beginner, learn some of the basic skills and techniques of woodwork. You can take either all three Saturdays or just one or two. Please enrol at least a week before the Saturday start. 35 14 58 Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat 10:00-15:30 10:00-15:30 10:00-15:30 10:00-15:30 10:00-15:30 10:00-15:30 10:00-15:30 10:00-15:30 10:00-15:30 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC 08/12/12 24/11/12 01/12/12 09/03/13 16/03/13 23/03/13 15/06/13 22/06/13 29/06/13 CH1051 CH1052 CH1053 CH2051 CH2052 CH2053 CH3052 CH3053 CH3054
Diy
Empower yourself by learning the basics to look after your home. Choose one or both courses available each term.
DIY beginners plumbing and tiling 71 29 116 Thu 19:00-21:00 Thu Thu 19:00-21:00 19:00-21:00 5 5 5 5 5 5 MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC 20/09/12 10/01/13 18/04/13 08/11/12 28/02/13 06/06/13 C J1301 C J2301 C J3301 C J1302 C J2302 C J3302
DIY beginners electrics and decorating 71 29 116 Thu 19:00-21:00 Thu Thu 19:00-21:00 19:00-21:00
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UpHoLsTery
We are very proud of our well established specialist upholstery provision. We have many classes running in the mornings, afternoons and in the evenings as well as some short Saturday courses. Complete beginners are advised to take a beginners course to learn the basics. Mixed ability classes will enable you to see the possibilities by observing the work of fellow students. Classes are popular so enrol promptly.
Upholstery beginners You will be encouraged to start with a drop-in-seat which should be brought to the first class. 181 71 314 Mon Mon Thu Thu Mon Mon Thu Thu Mon Mon Thu Thu 10:00-12:30 13:00-15:30 10:00-12:30 18:30-21:00 10:00-12:30 13:00-15:30 10:00-12:30 18:30-21:00 10:00-12:30 13:00-15:30 10:00-12:30 18:30-21:00 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC 17/09/12 17/09/12 20/09/12 20/09/12 07/01/13 07/01/13 10/01/13 10/01/13 15/04/13 15/04/13 18/04/13 18/04/13 CM1400 CM1410 CM1420 CM1430 CM2400 CM2410 CM2420 CM2430 CM3400 CM3410 CM3420 CM3430
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Upholstery mixed ability You will start with a simple chair, stool or drop-in-seat and progress to more complex items. 185 72 314 Mon Tue Wed Wed Wed Thu Mon Tue Wed Wed Wed Thu Mon Tue Wed Wed Wed Thu 18:30-21:00 18:30-21:00 09:30-12:00 12:30-15:00 18:30-21:00 13:00-15:30 18:30-21:00 18:30-21:00 09:30-12:00 12:30-15:00 18:30-21:00 13:00-15:30 18:30-21:00 18:30-21:00 09:30-12:00 12:30-15:00 18:30-21:00 13:00-15:30 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC 17/09/12 18/09/12 19/09/12 19/09/12 19/09/12 20/09/12 07/01/13 08/01/13 09/01/13 09/01/13 09/01/13 10/01/13 15/04/13 16/04/13 17/04/13 17/04/13 17/04/13 18/04/13 CM1440 CM1446 CM1447 CM1448 CM1449 CM1451 CM2440 CM2446 CM2447 CM2448 CM2449 CM2451 CM3440 CM3446 CM3447 CM3448 CM3449 CM3451
Upholstery advanced For students who have completed at least two years of upholstery. Bring your project to the first class. 185 72 314 Tue Tue Tue Tue Tue Tue 10:00-12:30 13:00-15:30 10:00-12:30 13:00-15:30 10:00-12:30 13:00-15:30 11 11 11 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC 18/09/12 18/09/12 08/01/13 08/01/13 16/04/13 16/04/13 CM1460 CM1461 CM2460 CM2461 CM3460 CM3461
Upholstery for beginners Saturday course drop-in-seat We employ traditional and modern techniques. Please bring a drop-in-seat to the class. 91 42 132 Sat 10:00-15:30 2 MAC 06/10/12 CM1470
Upholstery for beginners Saturday course small stool We employ traditional and modern techniques. Please bring a small stool to the class. 91 42 132 Sat 10:00-15:30 2 MAC 24/11/12 CM1472
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Upholstery for beginners in three Saturdays We employ traditional and modern techniques. Please bring a drop-in-seat or small stool to the class. 119 52 182 Sat Sat 10:00-15:30 10:00-15:30 3 3 MAC MAC 02/02/13 15/06/13 CM2470 CM3470
Upholstery Saturday access day For those who have been attending a class an opportunity to complete work. 34 16 64 Sat Sat Sat 09:30-15:30 09:30-17:30 09:30-15:30 1 1 1 MAC MAC MAC 15/12/12 23/03/13 06/07/13 CM1488 CM2488 CM3488
sofT fUrnisHinGs
Learn skills and techniques to make items of soft furnishings including piped cushions, curtains and Roman blinds. You will learn how to use domestic sewing machines and the many hand stitches to make items to a high standard. Perfect for saving money on your home furnishings or to develop towards a career in this area.
Soft furnishings beginners You will work on a variety of projects building on your skills to progress to more advanced work. 183 71 314 Tue Wed Tue Wed Tue Wed 10:00-12:30 18:30-21:00 10:00-12:30 18:30-21:00 10:00-12:30 18:30-21:00 11 11 11 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC 18/09/12 19/09/12 08/01/13 09/01/13 16/04/13 17/04/13 CP1502 CP1500 CP2502 CP2500 CP3502 CP3500
KAren GorDon/sofT fUrnisHinGs

Ive always been interested in sewing. My children wanted some new curtains for their room but buying proper ones can be expensive. Watching TV programmes like Kirsty Allsopps Handmade Britain inspired me, so I enrolled on a course. The class was very enjoyable, the teacher very knowledgeable and Ive made some wonderful, interlined curtains that look beautiful. It feels good to have done it myself! This year I enrolled on the upholstery class and I am upholstering a chair that belonged to my grandmother. Ive enjoyed being creative and I intend to keep learning. 36 Course information sheets can be found at www.hfals.co.uk
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If you are interested in learning the very satisfying craft of sewing, for making your own clothes or for mending and altering, then attend a sewing course. You will learn how to confidently use domestic sewing machines and be instructed step by step allowing you to develop the skills to make completely unique items of clothing.
How to use a sewing machine Gain the confidence to thread and use a domestic sewing machine. Great if you are just starting a sewing class or have a sewing machine in the cupboard still waiting to be used! 32 13 46 Sat 10:00-15:00 1 MAC 22/09/12 CS1680
Clothes making beginners Even if you have never made clothes before, you will be able to make a simple garment by the end of this course. 167 66 314 Mon Tue Mon Tue Mon Tue 18:30-21:00 18:30-21:00 18:30-21:00 18:30-21:00 18:30-21:00 18:30-21:00 11 11 11 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC 17/09/12 18/09/12 07/01/13 08/01/13 15/04/13 16/04/13 CS1600 CS1610 CS2600 CS2610 CS3600 CS3610
Clothes making mixed ability Simple garments for beginners and more advanced projects as you progress to develop your skills. 167 66 314 Thu Thu Thu Thu Thu Thu Thu Thu Thu 09:30-12:00 12:30-15:00 18:30-21:00 09:30-12:00 12:30-15:00 18:30-21:00 09:30-12:00 12:30-15:00 18:30-21:00 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC 20/09/12 20/09/12 20/09/12 10/01/13 10/01/13 10/01/13 18/04/13 18/04/13 18/04/13 CS1620 CS1630 CS1640 CS2620 CS2630 CS2640 CS3620 CS3630 CS3640
General sewing Choose from childrens clothes, accessories, garments, items for your home or alter and mend. 167 156 167 66 62 66 314 287 314 Fri Fri Fri 13:00-15:30 13:00-15:30 13:00-15:30 11 10 11 MAC MAC MAC 21/09/12 11/01/13 19/04/13 CS1650 CS2650 CS3650
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Sewing fashionable skirt During this short course you will make a fashionable skirt to a personal fit and ensure a well finished garment. 95 37 137 Sat 10:00-15:00 3 MAC 06/10/12 CS1642
Clothes making fashion workshop Revamp and recycle your wardrobe in our fashion workshop. 113 43 182 Sat 10:30-15:30 4 MAC 02/03/13 CS2644
Clothes making pair of trousers Make a unique pair of well fitting trousers. 113 43 171 Sat 10:00-15:30 3 MAC 04/05/13 CS3642
pATTern CUTTinG
Two courses that aim to introduce learners to the basics of pattern cutting and help with understanding how garments are constructed. Great for those who would like to make their own patterns or to understand commercial patterns more clearly.
Pattern cutting beginners skirt block An introduction to the basics of pattern construction through making a skirt pattern. 35 16 49 Sat 10:00-15:00 1 MAC 29/09/12 CS1800
Pattern cutting basic pattern cutting fitted top If you want to bring your own designs to life, create a perfectly fitted top according to your own measurements, then this is the course for you! 85 33 137 Sat 10:30-15:00 3 MAC 12/01/13 CS2800
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Knitting beginners Learn the first steps of hand knitting. 52 20 90 Sat 10:00-15:00 2 MAC 10/11/12 CS1900 Crochet beginners Learn the first steps of crochet. 52 20 90 Sat 10:00-15:00 2 MAC 01/12/12 CS1910
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enrol early and secure your place! enrol early and secure your place!
enrolment starts monday June enrolment starts monday 11 11 June Call 0845 839 7912 email alssinfo@lbhf.gov.uk Call 0845 839 7912 email alssinfo@lbhf.gov.uk
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Save money, keep fit and travel faster! NEW cycle maintenance courses for people who live, work or study in Hammersmith & Fulham. These courses are just 5 (no concessions). H&F is offering these courses because basic knowledge about how to maintain your bike is essential for keeping your bike roadworthy and staying safe on the road, and we dont want people giving up cycling just because they dont know how to fix their first puncture! H&F also offer cycle training courses, teaching you how to ride your bike safely and these are FREE, for more information see http://tinyurl.com/LBHF-bike-maintenance
Bicycle maintenance course level 1 For people who live, work or study in Hammersmith & Fulham, these courses are 5 (no concessions). This course covers the essentials of adjusting a bicycle to suit you and dealing with common roadside repairs so that you and your bicycle can get home and/or to a bicycle shop safety. This course is essentially bicycle first aid and includes: Safety inspection Adjustment of handlebars and stem Brakes, gears and levels the importance of cables Adjustment of saddle and seat post Wheel removal and refitting Puncture repairs Recommendations for routine bicycle servicing Note: hydraulic brake servicing is not covered in this course. 5 Wed Sat Wed Sat Wed Wed Sat Sat Wed Sat Wed 18:15-20:45 09:30-15:30 18:15-20:45 09:30-15:30 18:15-20:45 18:15-20:45 09:30-15:30 09:30-15:30 18:15-20:45 09:30-15:30 18:15-20:45 2 1 2 1 2 2 1 1 2 1 2 MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC 19/09/12 06/10/12 07/11/12 01/12/12 09/01/13 27/02/13 02/03/13 16/03/13 17/04/13 20/04/13 15/05/13 MV1158 MV1154 MV1152 MV1156 MV2158 MV2152 MV2154 MV2156 MV3150 MV3154 MV3152
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Bicycle maintenance level 2 For people who live, work or study in Hammersmith & Fulham, these courses are 5 (no concessions). Follow on from level 1. A more comprehensive course to keep your bike in tip top condition. Includes: Safety inspection Brakes adjustment and replacing cables and pads ears adjustment, fitting new cables and fine G tuning front and rear gear mechanisms Headset servicing and adjustment Hubs adjustment and maintenance Wheels assessing faults, truing of slightly buckled wheels while in the frame Recommendations for routine bicycle servicing Note: hydraulic brake servicing is not covered in this course. 5 Wed Sat Wed Sat Wed Sat Wed Sat Wed Wed 18:15-20:45 09:30-15:30 18:15-20:45 09:30-15:30 18:15-20:45 09:30-15:30 18:15-20:45 09:30-15:30 18:15-20:45 18:15-20:45 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 2 MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC 10/10/12 13/10/12 28/11/12 08/12/12 30/01/13 09/03/13 20/03/13 23/03/13 01/05/13 05/06/13 MV1159 MV1155 MV1153 MV1157 MV2159 MV2155 MV2153 MV2157 MV3151 MV3153

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bUsiness sTUDies CompUTer sTUDies sUmmer sessions 45 47 48 eCDL neW meDiA Web DesiGn 49 49 50
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If you are a complete beginner, want to update your skills, or are thinking about returning to work we have suitable courses covering essential business skills that will be of interest. For full information on what these courses cover please visit www.hfals.co.uk
Book-keeping level 1 City & Guilds Learn manual book-keeping and gain a qualification. Free book provided. 160 70 413 Tue Thu Book-keeping level 2 City & Guilds Gain more in-depth knowledge of manual book-keeping with a higher level qualification. 230 133 413 Thu Tue Thu Sage computerised accounts level 1 City & Guilds Learn the industry standard software for accounting, leading to a qualification. Free book provided. 160 70 413 Mon Sat Mon Sage computerised accounts level 2 City & Guilds Improve your knowledge of Sage Accounts software and gain a higher level qualification. 230 133 413 Wed Mon Sat 18:00-21:00 18:00-21:00 10:00-13:00 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 19/09/12 07/01/13 20/04/13 BS1350 BS2350 BS3350 18:00-21:00 09:45-13:15 18:00-21:00 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 17/09/12 12/01/13 15/04/13 BS1300 BS2300 BS3300 18:00-21:00 18:00-21:00 18:00-21:00 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 20/09/12 08/01/13 18/04/13 BS1250 BS2250 BS3250 18:00-21:00 18:00-21:00 11 11 MAC MAC 18/09/12 10/01/13 BS1200 BS2200
Start your own business Put your talents, interests and passions to work for yourself. Free book provided. 175 78 300 Fri Wed Thu 18:00-20:30 18:00-20:30 18:00-20:30 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC 28/09/12 09/01/13 25/04/13 BS1700 BS2700 BS3700
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Skills for business An introduction to the key skills and information needed to start a business. 140 50 360 Tue Tue Fri 12:30-15:30 09:30-12:30 18:00-21:00 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC 25/09/12 08/01/13 26/04/13 BS1600 BS2600 BS3600
Project management Help your projects succeed with this overview of effective project management principles. 145 67 245 Mon Fri Wed 18:00-20:00 18:00-20:00 18:00-20:00 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC 24/09/12 11/01/13 24/04/13 BS1525 BS2525 BS3525
Social media for business Understand the main features, uses and benefits to business of social networks, blogs and more. 40 17 71 Sat Sat Sat 13:00-15:00 13:30-15:30 13:30-15:30 3 3 3 MAC MAC MAC 17/11/12 09/03/13 11/05/13 BS1500 BS2500 BS3500
Online tools for business This course covers free online tools and resources you can use to enhance your business and your life. 40 17 71 Sat Sat Sat 13:00-15:00 13:30-15:30 13:30-15:30 3 3 3 MAC MAC MAC 13/10/12 02/02/13 22/06/13 BS1550 BS2550 BS3550
Touch typing Build speed and accuracy on the key board. Qualification with the British Computer Society can be taken if desired. 150 99 260 Thu Tue Wed 18:30-20:30 10:00-12:00 18:30-20:30 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC 27/09/12 15/01/13 24/04/13 BS1100 BS2100 BS3100
mAriAn JoHnson/ebAy CoUrse

I started this course yesterday and really enjoyed it. The course tutor is excellent and makes it so interesting. This is the first course Ive done for a while due to ill health, but now I am raring to go! 46 Course information sheets can be found at www.hfals.co.uk
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We are committed to ensuring that all local people have access to the best IT opportunities. Whether for home use or work, our computer courses will give you the skills you need for the digital age. We have courses for complete beginners, intermediate users and advanced courses for those with more experience.
Inclusive computers A very basic introduction to using a computer. 100 38 225 Thu Thu Thu 15:30-17:30 15:30-17:30 15:30-17:30 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC 27/09/12 10/01/13 25/04/13 JS1025 JS2025 JS3025
Introduction to computers Get to grips with the basics of using a computer, word processing and internet and email. 100 38 250 Mon Wed Tue 10:00-12:00 13:00-15:00 10:00-12:00 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC 24/09/12 09/01/13 23/04/13 JS1150 JS2150 JS3150
Computing for older learners 1.1 Learn how to use a computer in a relaxed and friendly environment. For complete beginners. 100 38 225 Wed Fri Tue Thu 13:00-15:00 10:00-12:00 13:00-15:00 10:00-12:00 10 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC MAC 26/09/12 28/09/12 08/01/13 25/04/13 JS1050 JS1051 JS2050 JS3050
Computing for older learners 1.2 Learn how to use a computer in a relaxed and friendly environment. Some basic knowledge required. 100 38 225 Wed Fri Tue 13:00-15:00 10:00-12:00 13:00-15:00 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC 09/01/13 11/01/13 23/04/13 JS2060 JS2061 JS3060
Computing for older learners 1.3 Learn how to use a computer in a relaxed and friendly environment. Some confidence required. 100 38 225 Wed Fri 13:00-15:00 10:00-12:00 10 10 MAC MAC 24/04/13 26/04/13 JS3070 JS3071
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IT@Work Brush up your office skills with Microsoft Office 2010 applications. 130 52 230 Sat Fri Thu 10:00-12:00 18:30-20:30 18:30-20:30 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC 29/09/12 11/01/13 25/04/13 JS1175 JS2175 JS3175
Internet and email An introductory course in using the internet and email for leisure, learning and business. 115 44 225 Mon 13:00-15:00 10 MAC 24/09/12 JS1250
eBay online marketplace Explore how to sell items on eBay, and how to prepare, list and send them. 60 24 115 Tue Mon Wed 10:00-12:00 13:00-15:00 13:00-15:00 5 5 5 MAC MAC MAC 25/09/12 25/02/13 24/04/13 JS1300 JS2300 JS3300
Facebook, Twitter and more Learn about social networking, and how to get on board with Facebook and Twitter. 60 24 115 Tue Mon Wed 10:00-12:00 13:00-15:00 13:00-15:00 5 5 5 MAC MAC MAC 06/11/12 14/01/13 05/06/13 JS1825 JS2825 JS3825
GeT soCiAL summer sessions

Spend some Summer afternoons finding out how to record and share your life events with friends and relatives on the internet. These short sessions will give you an overview of the different ways social media can help you connect online, build simple websites, declutter your life and take part in digital living.
Get Social: Simple sites 20 7 20 Fri 13:00-16:00 13:00-16:00 13:00-16:00 10:30-14:30 1 1 1 1 1 MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC 24/08/12 29/08/12 13/08/12 09/08/12 21/08/12 JS4675 JS4825 JS4650 JS4350 JS4850
Get Social: Photo-sharing 20 7 20 Wed Get Social: Blogging 20 7 20 Get Social: eBay 25 9 25 Mon Thu
Get Social: Facebook and Twitter 20 7 20 Tue 13:00-16:00
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Stay safe online (e-safety) Be aware of online dangers, and keep yourself and your children safe on the internet. 100 50 250 Thu Mon Mon 10:00-12:00 13:00-15:00 10:00-12:00 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC 27/09/12 07/01/13 22/04/13 JS1350 JS2350 JS3350
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ECDL Essentials British Computer Society An internationally recognised qualification, useful for employment. 200 90 494 Tue Thu Fri ECDL 2.1 Extra British Computer Society 255 135 464 Tue 17:30-21:00 11 MAC 08/01/13 JS2500 17:30-21:00 09:30-13:00 17:30-21:00 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 18/09/12 10/01/13 19/04/13 JS1400 JS2400 JS3400
ECDL Extra 2.2 British Computer Society An internationally recognised qualification, useful for employment. Covers Excel and Productivity. 255 135 464 Tue 17:30-21:00 11 MAC 16/04/13 JS3550
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Digital pictures Learn how to take better digital photos, and simple ways to edit, share and store them. 135 64 245 Thu Thu Wed 13:00-15:00 13:30-15:30 10:00-12:00 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC 27/09/12 10/01/13 24/04/13 JS1800 JS2800 JS3800
Photoshop an introduction Take your digital images to the next level with Creative Suite Photoshop. Course book provided. 165 74 300 Mon Mon Mon 18:30-21:00 10:00-12:30 18:30-21:00 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC 24/09/12 14/01/13 22/04/13 JS1900 JS2900 JS3900
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Digital artist Learn professional digital techniques and create art using Creative Suite Photoshop. 135 64 245 Fri Fri 18:30-20:30 13:00-15:00 10 10 MAC MAC 28/09/12 26/04/13 JS1925 JS3925
Illustrator Use Creative Suite Illustrator for graphic design and to create artwork. Course book provided. 135 64 245 Thu 18:30-20:30 10 MAC 27/09/12 JS2950
InDesign Use Creative Suite InDesign for desktop publishing and design. Course book provided. 135 64 245 Thu 18:30-20:30 10 MAC 27/09/12 JS1975
Web DesiGn
Web design 1: XHTML and CSS Create professional web pages and learn how to upload your site to the web. Course book provided. 245 102 465 Wed Sat Sat Sat 18:30-20:30 10:00-15:00 10:00-15:00 10:00-15:00 20 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC MAC 26/09/12 29/09/12 12/01/13 27/04/13 JS1600 JS1602 JS2602 JS3602
Web design 2: Dreamweaver Learn the industry standard application for web design. Course book provided. 135 135 64 64 245 245 Tue Tue 18:30-20:30 18:30-20:30 10 10 MAC MAC 25/09/12 23/04/13 JS1675 JS3675
Web design 3: JavaScript Add interactivity and involve your visitors in your website. Course book provided. 165 74 300 Wed 10:00-12:30 10 MAC 09/01/13 JS2700
Web design 4: Flash Create entire websites with interactive animation using Creative Suite Flash. Course book provided. 135 64 245 Mon 18:30-20:30 10 MAC 14/01/13 JS2725
Web design 5: PHP Build fast dynamic websites using server side scripting. Course book provided. 165 74 300 Tue 18:30-21:00 10 MAC 15/01/13 JS2750
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The care department has a wide range of courses leading to qualifications. We can help you move into employment, gain a promotion, support your children at home or even opt for a career change. The testimony of our success is 100% pass rate in exams and over 90% of learners gain employment within three months of completing their course. With a mix of classroom study and work experience our learners have the opportunity to achieve qualifications whilst gaining invaluable work experience. Please note. The concessionary fee for qualification courses includes a registration charge of 23. For second/additional qualification courses subtract 23 from the published concessionary fee.
Caring for a child (entry level 3 award) CACHE This qualification develops the basic skills needed to care for a baby or young child as a professional and carer. 526 218 1,163 Tue 09:30-14:30 22 ACLC 18/09/12 CC1000
CACHE level 1 award and certificate in caring for children (QCF) CACHE Working with children offers a hugely rewarding career. Every child is unique, every family different and no day is ever the same. 523 218 1,163 Fri 09:30-15:30 18 MAC 21/09/12 CC1025
Level 1 award in caring for children CACHE Working with children offers a hugely rewarding career. Every child is unique, every family different and no day is ever the same. 523 218 1,163 Wed 09:30-15:30 22 ACLC 19/09/12 CC1026
Childcare level 2 certificate for the childrens and young peoples workforce CACHE For those who want to work towards becoming a qualified childcare practitioner. This course is 1 days per week. 1,040 223 2,840 Thu &Fri 09:30-15:30 09:30-12:00 32 32 MAC MAC 20/09/12 21/09/12 CC1050 CC1050
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Childcare level 3 diploma for the childrens and young peoples workforce CACHE Gain knowledge skills and qualification required to work with children in a supervisory role. This course runs over 1 days per week. 1,400 233 3,950 Tue &Wed 09:30-15:30 09:30-15:30 34 34 MAC MAC 18/09/12 19/09/12 CC1075 CC1075
Childcare level 3 diploma for the childrens and young peoples workforce CACHE Gain knowledge skills and qualification required to work with children in a supervisory role. 1,400 233 3,950 Sat 10:00-17:00 24 MAC 22/09/12 CC1076
Level 1 award in preparing to work in the adult and social care CACHE Considering a career in social care? Then this is the course for you. 345 215 635 Wed 10:00-12:00 20 ACLC 19/09/12 CC1100
You may also be interested in the Teacher Training courses on page 110.
mAJeDA/CHiLDCAre
Many years ago I lived in Syria and worked for the United Nations helping refugees. When I moved to the UK and my husband and I started a family I decided to spend a few years at home with my young children. I now have six children, the oldest is nine, an eight year old and triplets aged six. While my children were young I had my hands full but at the same time I also studied very hard to improve my English. I am ambitious and I want a good future for my children and myself so I knew it was time to go back to college and get some qualifications and skills, so last year I enrolled on a level 2 childcare course, which I loved. I spent two days a week in college and one day a week in a work placement. This year I have progressed to the level 3 course which is more challenging but my tutor Iffy is excellent and very supportive. The reason I chose this college is because of the excellent quality of the course and the high progression into employment for the childcare students. The course includes a business module and my plan is to start my own childcare business straight away. 54 Course information sheets can be found at www.hfals.co.uk
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CooKery bAKinG AnD pATisserie 57 61 CAKe DeCorATion sUGAr CrAfT 62 62
This year we have new opportunities to learn cake decoration and sugar craft. We are also offering opportunities to learn how to cook Indian, Thai and Chinese dishes. Due to the popularity of cake decoration and sugar craft we have added more short Saturday courses in the subject and for those interested in developing their abilities to work professionally we are offering the City & Guilds level 2 Certificate which will take place one day a week for the year. Please note. The concessionary fee for qualification courses includes a registration charge of 23. For second/additional qualification courses subtract 23 from the published concessionary fee.

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NEW Inclusive cookery For learners with learning difficulties and disabilities or who just want to learn at a slower pace. 85 36 285 Tue Tue 10:00-12:30 10:00-12:30 10 10 MAC MAC 18/09/12 08/01/13 FC1120 FC2120
Cooking with confidence part 1 Starting from scratch develop your confidence in the kitchen. 90 38 208 Tue 13:30-16:30 6 MAC 16/04/13 FC3036
Cooking with confidence part 2 Develop your skills further in preparation for more specialist courses and more complex techniques. 90 38 208 Tue 13:30-16:30 6 MAC 04/06/13 FC3037
Complete cooks course 1 This course will enable you to gain a full understanding of food preparation, health and safety and related theory, whilst gaining confidence and experience as you progress by making a variety of dishes. 196 75 340 Thu Thu 09:30-12:30 18:00-21:00 10 10 MAC MAC 20/09/12 20/09/12 FC1035 FC1036
Complete cooks course 2 This continuing course will enable you to gain a full understanding of food preparation, health and safety and related theory, whilst gaining confidence and experience as you progress by making a variety of dishes. 196 75 340 Thu 09:30-12:30 10 MAC 10/01/13 FC2035
Complete cooks course 3 This continuing course will enable you to gain a full understanding of food preparation, health and safety and related theory, whilst gaining confidence and experience as you progress by making a variety of dishes. 196 75 340 Thu 09:30-12:30 10 MAC 18/04/13 FC3035
Indian cooking Learn how to make Indian dishes that you will love. 165 64 285 Wed 10:00-12:30 10 MAC 19/09/12 FC1056
Mediterranean Explore and discover a rich diversity of healthier and lighter Mediterranean dishes from around Europe. 122 49 208 Thu 13:30-16:30 6 MAC 20/09/12 FC1058
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Thai cookery Saturday Learn how to make delicious Thai dishes in a day. 43 17 58 Sat 10:00-15:30 1 MAC 13/10/12 FC1080
Indian cookery made easy Learn to make mouth watering Indian dishes! 78 29 113 Sat 10:00-15:30 2 MAC 24/11/12 FC1085
Festive favourites This three week courses aims to enable you make the preparation of your festive dishes trouble free. 66 30 109 Thu 13:30-16:30 3 MAC 29/11/12 FC1075
Thai cookery Learn how to make authentic Thai dishes to impress. 165 64 285 Wed 10:00-12:30 10 MAC 09/01/13 FC2054
Italian cookery Cook and present in this cultural style with meat, fish and vegetarian dishes. 122 49 208 Thu 13:30-16:30 6 MAC 10/01/13 FC2056
miCHeLLe bAKer/CAKe DeCorATinG

After years working as a solicitor I decided I wanted a career change I knew I wanted something creative but I just wasnt sure where to start. That is where the Macbeth Centre helped me, and ultimately changed my life! A year on from my first course at the Macbeth Centre I now work as a cake decorator at the Hummingbird Bakery and I couldnt be happier with my new career. Last May I enrolled on a six week evening cake-decorating course at Macbeth with Julia. I had never done anything like it before, but I soon found out that the atmosphere at Macbeth is very supportive and friendly and everyone is very happy to help each other. I loved the course so much that I enrolled on her more advanced course and then a substantial year long cake-decorating course with Patricia who has taught me techniques in royal icing, pastillage and sugar paste and we are now learning wired sugar flowers. I worked very hard and would go home and practice and practice until I got it right. Once I felt confident I sent photographs of all the cakes I decorated along with my CV to the prestigious Hummingbird Bakery and they offered me a job. The best thing is that I have been able to completely change careers and I am excited about my career ahead all thanks to taking a short adult education class and the wonderful tutors at the Macbeth Centre. 58 Course information sheets can be found at www.hfals.co.uk
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Introduction to French cookery Learn about cooking and presenting in this distinct cultural style through preparing a variety of meat, fish and vegetable dishes that are deliciously flavoured. 122 49 208 Tue 18:00-21:00 6 MAC 08/01/13 FC2075
Delicious fish dishes Learn the skills to cook this nutritious food in a variety of exciting dishes. 122 49 208 Thu 18:00-21:00 6 MAC 10/01/13 FC2080
Modern British cookery Learn to make British food with a modern take. 103 43 175 Tue 13:30-16:30 5 MAC 26/02/13 FC2052
Mediterranean cookery Explore and discover a rich diversity of healthier and lighter Mediterranean dishes from around Europe. 103 43 175 Thu 13:30-16:30 5 MAC 28/02/13 FC2058
Indian and Chinese favourites Learn with a little knowledge and practice how to cook your favourite dishes at home. 103 43 175 Tue 18:00-21:00 5 MAC 26/02/13 FC2085
Moroccan cookery Explore varied spice blends and unusual ingredients to create delicious food for any occasion. 103 43 175 Thu 18:00-21:00 5 MAC 28/02/13 FC2090
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Cookery vegetarian Indian Saturday Learn how to make great vegetarian dishes in Indian Summer style. 43 17 58 Sat 10:00-15:30 1 MAC 02/03/13 FC2095
Modern vegetarian cookery Discover and learn how to make adventurous meat free meals. 122 49 208 Tue 18:00-21:00 6 MAC 16/04/13 FC3054
Indian vegetarian cooking Learn to make a wide variety of tasty vegetarian Indian dishes. 103 43 175 Wed 10:00-12:30 6 MAC 17/04/13 FC3060
Spanish dishes Discover a rich diversity of dishes from Spain. You will also learn how herbs and spices are used to greatly enhance flavours in Spanish cookery. 122 49 208 Thu 18:00-21:00 6 MAC 18/04/13 FC3056
Chinese cookery Saturday Learn to cook authentic Chinese dishes in a day! 43 17 58 Sat 10:00-15:30 1 MAC 27/04/13 FC3090
Healthy family meals Learn to prepare and cook a range of healthy but tasty dishes suitable for the whole family. 122 122 208 Tue 13:30-16:30 6 MAC 04/06/13 FC3135
Chinese cookery Learn to make a wide variety of authentic Chinese dishes. 103 43 175 Wed 10:00-12:30 6 MAC 05/06/13 FC3065
Pasta and pizza Have fun in preparing a variety of fresh dishes based on a selection of easily obtainable ingredients. 122 49 208 Thu 13:30-16:30 6 MAC 06/06/13 FC3040
Summer fish dishes Learn how to prepare light fish dishes, that are not only healthy but also refreshing, including those that may be cooked outside. 122 49 208 Thu 18:00-21:00 6 MAC 06/06/13 FC3080

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Whether youre a beginner, a more experienced home cake maker or hoping to move into a career in baking our courses will help you to develop skills and build your confidence. Full details of each course can be found at www.hfals.co.uk
Baking bread baking and finishing Saturday Learn how to make delicious bread in our one day course. 47 18 58 Sat Sat Sat 10:00-15:30 10:00-15:30 10:00-15:30 1 1 1 MAC MAC MAC 19/10/12 23/03/13 29/06/13 FC1044 FC2045 FC3045
Baking and finishing 1 This exciting course will cover baking and finishing several classic cakes and breads. 299 114 499 Fri Fri 10:00-15:00 10:00-15:00 11 10 MAC MAC 21/09/12 11/01/13 FC1030 FC2039
Baking and finishing 2 273 105 455
Baking and finishing 3 This exciting course will cover baking and finishing several classic cakes and breads. 299 114 499 Fri 10:00-15:00 11 MAC 19/04/13 FC3033
Patisserie introduction to patisserie Learn the skills to make a variety of delicious pastries over ten sessions. 196 75 340 Tue 13:30-16:30 10 MAC 18/09/12 FC1100
Patisserie 1 Learn the skills to make a variety of delicious pastries. 122 49 208 Tue Tue 18:00-21:00 13:30-16:30 6 6 MAC MAC 18/09/12 08/01/13 FC1052 FC2100
Patisserie 2 Develop you skills by learning to make more scrumptious pastries. 122 49 208 Tue Thu 18:00-21:00 13:30-16:30 6 6 MAC MAC 06/11/12 18/04/13 FC1054 FC3102
Patisserie afternoon fancies short course Learn the skills to make perfect home baked afternoon tea fancies and biscuits. 66 30 109 Thu 13:30-16:30 3 MAC 08/11/12 FC1072
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CAKe DeCorATion & sUGAr CrAfT

Cake decoration is a fast growing market and is more popular than ever. Develop your creative and practical skills to make beautiful decorations for celebration cakes for all occasions. We also cover making sweets, chocolates and edible presents. For those interested in developing skills for employment or starting your own business then why not take our City & Guilds level 2 certificate? Full details of each course can found at www.hfals.co.uk
Sugar craft by Markella Sgantzi
Cake decoration and sugar craft C&G level 2 certificate in sugar craft City & Guilds For those who want to develop the skills to really excel in the area of sugar craft. 486 112 1,410 Mon 10:00-14:45 30 MAC 17/09/12 FC1000
Cake decoration and sugar craft beginners For real beginners you will produce a cake including marzipan, piping and flowers. 134 51 204 Mon Mon Mon Mon 18:00-21:00 18:00-21:00 18:00-21:00 18:00-21:00 6 6 6 6 MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC 17/09/12 05/11/12 07/01/13 03/06/13 25/02/13 15/04/13 FC1015 FC1016 FC2015 FC3016 FC2016 FC3015
Cake decoration and sugar craft beginners (5 weeks) 114 44 171 Mon 18:00-21:00 5 Mon 18:00-21:00 5
Cake decoration and sugar craft moving on Building on what you have learnt make a two tier wedding cake. 134 51 204 Wed Wed 18:00-21:00 18:00-21:00 6 6 MAC MAC 07/11/12 05/06/13 FC1020 FC3020
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Cake decoration and sugar craft moving on (5 weeks) Building on what you have learnt make a two tier wedding cake. 114 44 171 Wed 18:00-21:00 5 MAC 27/02/13 FC2020
Cake decoration and sugar craft sugar flowers Develop your skills by learning how to make a variety of sugar flowers. 134 51 204 Wed 18:00-21:00 6 MAC 19/09/12 FC1021
Cake decoration and sugar craft floral bouquets This course will cover making sugar bouquets used to make beautiful wedding cakes. 134 51 204 Wed 18:00-21:00 6 MAC 09/01/13 FC2021
Cake decoration and sugar craft developing skills We will cover a variety of techniques to increase your range of skills. 134 51 204 Wed 18:00-21:00 6 MAC 17/04/13 FC3021
Cake decoration and sugar craft novelty cake handbag This course will introduce you to carving and covering a novelty cake. 47 18 58 Sat 10:00-15:30 1 MAC 29/09/12 FC1023
Cake decoration and sugar craft novelty shoe and shoe box This course will cover carving and decorating a cake and making a gorgeous sugar shoe over a Friday evening and a Saturday. 63 24 80 Fri Sat 18:30-20:30 10:00-15:30 1 1 MAC MAC 19/10/12 20/10/12 FC1024 FC1024
Cake decoration and sugar craft cup cakes Learn to make beautifully decorated cupcakes in a one day workshop. 47 18 58 Sat Sat 10:00-15:30 10:00-15:30 1 1 MAC MAC 19/01/13 08/06/13 FC2022 FC3024
Cake decoration and sugar craft working with chocolate paste This course will introduce you to carving and covering a novelty cake suitable for a lady! 47 18 58 Sat 10:00-15:30 1 MAC 17/11/12 FC1026
Cake decoration and sugar craft a cake for Christmas This course will cover decorating a cake with a Christmas theme. 47 18 58 Sat 10:00-15:30 1 MAC 08/12/12 FC1028
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Cake decoration and sugar craft quick and easy party cake A great introduction to cake decorating, learn how to cover and finish a cake for a celebration. 47 18 58 Sat 10:00-15:30 1 MAC 02/02/13 FC2024
Cake decoration and sugar craft novelty cake make up bag and accessories This course will introduce you to carving and covering a novelty cake suitable for Mothers day. 47 18 58 Sat 10:00-15:30 1 MAC 09/03/13 FC2028
Cake decoration and sugar craft a cake for a baby Ice a cake and make themed decorations for the celebration of a baby. 47 18 58 Sat 10:00-15:30 1 MAC 16/03/13 FC2030
Cake decoration and sugar craft novelty cake shoe and shoe box Cut, sculpt and decorate a creative cake over a Friday evening and Saturday. 63 24 80 Fri Sat 18:30-20:30 10:00-15:30 1 1 MAC MAC 17/05/13 18/05/13 FC3026 FC3026
Cake decoration and sugar craft novelty cake the garden shed Cut, sculpt and decorate a creative cake over a Friday evening and Saturday. 63 24 80 Fri Sat 18:30-20:30 10:00-15:30 1 1 MAC MAC 14/06/13 15/06/13 FC3028 FC3028
Cake decoration and sugar craft wired sugar flowers daffodil This course will introduce you to making beautiful realistic wired daffodils for cake decoration. 47 18 58 Sat 10:00-15:30 1 MAC 09/02/13 FC2026
Cake decoration and sugar craft wired flowers in two Saturdays roses and lilies Learn the skills to make beautiful wired flowers from sugar for decorating cakes and other items. 84 32 114 Sat 10:00-15:30 2 MAC 27/04/13 FC3022
Cake decoration and sugar craft wired sugar flowers Icelandic poppy On this course we will make wired sugar Icelandic poppies for cake decoration. 47 18 58 Sat 10:00-15:30 1 MAC 06/07/13 FC3030
Cake decoration and sugar craft demo day royal iced cookies and flavours A day of fun interest learning from expert demonstrations, refreshments included. 28 12 53 Sat 10:00-15:30 1 MAC 06/10/12 FC1040

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The health and fitness programme includes courses to help you stay fit and active and a range of therapies taught by experienced professionals. Please note. The concessionary fee for qualification courses includes a registration charge of 23. For second/additional qualification courses subtract 23 from the published concessionary fee.

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Pilates beginners course Achieve balance between strength and flexibility and relieve stress and tension. Term1 75 28 147 Tue Wed Thu Term 2 69 25 125 Tue Wed Thu Term 3 75 28 147 Tue Wed Thu 12:30-13:30 11:00-12:00 17:00-18:00 12:30-13:30 11:00-12:00 17:00-18:00 12:30-13:30 11:00-12:00 17:00-18:00 12 12 12 11 11 11 12 12 12 MAC FRL MAC MAC FRL MAC MAC FRL MAC 18/09/12 19/09/12 20/09/12 08/01/13 09/01/13 10/01/13 16/04/13 17/04/13 18/04/13 FB1026 FB1027 FB1028 FB2026 FB2027 FB2028 FB3026 FB3027 FB3028
Yoga beginners (daytime) Improve your posture, learn to relax, develop flexibility, and use your breath as a positive force. Term1 75 Term 2 69 Term 3 75 28 147 Mon Mon 25 125 Mon Mon 28 147 Mon Mon Yoga beginners (evening) 57 22 111 Thu Thu Thu 48 21 93 Thu Thu Thu 12:00-13:00 13:15-14:15 12:00-13:00 13:15-14:15 12:00-13:00 13:15-14:15 18:15-19:45 18:15-19:45 18:15-19:45 18:15-19:45 18:15-19:45 18:15-19:45 12 12 11 11 12 12 6 6 6 5 6 6 MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC 17/09/12 17/09/12 07/01/13 07/01/13 15/04/13 15/04/13 20/09/12 08/11/12 10/01/13 28/02/13 18/04/13 06/06/13 FB1035 FB1036 FB2035 FB2036 FB3035 FB3036 FB1037 FB1038 FB2037 FB2038 FB3037 FB3038
Tai Chi Lam-style (beginners and improvers) Introduction to the Tai Chi forms of Master Lam Kam-Chuen. 75 69 75 28 25 28 147 125 147 Fri Fri Fri 13:00-14:00 13:00-14:00 13:00-14:00 12 11 12 MAC MAC MAC 21/09/12 04/01/13 19/04/13 FB1080 FB2080 FB3085
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Zumba The hottest dance in town. Get fit whilst dancing to Latin rhythms. Please note there is a 3 registration fee, thereafter the fee is 5 per session. 5 per session Fri Fri Fri Fri Fri Fri 17:15-18:00 18:15-19:00 17:15-18:00 18:15-19:00 17:15-18:00 18:15-19:00 12 12 10 10 12 12 MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC 21/09/12 21/09/12 11/01/13 11/01/13 19/04/13 19/04/13 FB1060 FB1065 FB2060 FB2065 FB3070 FB3075
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First aid emergency first aid Save a life. Learn the basic techniques to help in an emergency situation. 60 23 100 Sat Sat Sat 09:30-16:00 09:30-16:00 09:30-16:00 1 1 1 MAC MAC MAC 13/10/12 09/02/13 25/05/13 FF1025 FF2025 FF3025
First aid for babies and children Learn the basic first aid techniques to help babies and children. 110 40 200 Sat Sat Sat 09:30-16:00 09:30-16:00 09:30-16:00 2 2 2 MAC MAC MAC 17/11/12 09/03/13 22/06/13 FF1050 FF2050 FF3050
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CoUnseLLinG psyCHoLoGy birKbeCK CoUrses 71 71 71 CreATiVe WriTinG GeoLoGy 72 72

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Counselling for beginners One of the best introductions to counselling anywhere in London. 125 46 223 Fri 14:00-16:00 10 MAC 28/09/12 HC1025 Five counselling approaches Learn about the psychodynamic, humanistic, transactional, integrative and CBT approaches in counselling. 60 23 115 Fri 10:00-12:00 5 MAC 11/01/13 HC2050
Introduction to CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy) A thorough introduction to this very effective counselling technique. 60 23 115 Fri 10:00-12:00 5 MAC 15/02/13 HC2060
Is counselling for me? Always wanted to know more about counselling? This is the course for you. 125 46 223 Thu 18:45-20:45 10 MAC 25/04/13 HC3025
Speaking with confidence For those wishing to improve their speaking skills in public. 125 46 223 Fri 10:00-12:00 10 MAC 28/09/12 HC1050
birKbeCK CoUrses
Please note that we are unable to enrol you for Birkbeck courses as they handle all of their own enrolments. For more information on enrolment and fees please go to www.bbk.ac.uk/mybirkbeck/services/administration/enrolment/certhe-enrolment or call 020 7631 6316.
Foundations of modern psychology This module offers an introduction to psychology as a whole, reviewing the main approaches to thinking about and researching human behaviour. You will explore key theories and approaches in psychology and how these are applied in everyday life. This module will benefit anyone interested in human interaction. For fees see website Tue 19:00-21:00 22 MAC 18/09/12 FFPS023S4GCB
Introduction to counselling You will be introduced to a range of counselling theories and practices, and will learn how they can help in understanding human growth and emotional development. You will develop your own self-reflection and self-awareness, and will also learn how to apply this knowledge in various relationships. For fees see website Wed 18.45-20.45 30 MAC 26/09/12 FFCS3003S4HLC
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Writing and illustrating childrens books Your first stepping stone into the wonderful world of children books. 125 46 223 Thu Thu Thu 13:00-15:00 13:00-15:00 13:00-15:00 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC 27/09/12 17/01/13 25/04/13 HW1025 HW2025 HW3025
Writing for pleasure Learn the basics of creative writing. A stepping stone into the art and craft of writing. 125 46 223 Wed 15:30-17:30 10 MAC 26/09/12 HW1030
Further creative writing If you wish to continue to improve your writing skills this is the course for you. 125 46 223 Wed Wed 15:30-17:30 15:30-17:30 10 10 MAC MAC 16/01/13 24/04/13 HW2030 HW3035
Autobiographical writing Always wanted to put down in writing your family history? Here is your chance. 125 46 223 Wed 13:00-15:00 10 MAC 26/09/12 HW1035
Writing poetry Greater appreciation of poetry and techniques to help you write your own poems. 125 46 223 Wed 13:00-15:00 10 MAC 16/01/13 HW2070
Writing plays For those wishing to develop techniques to write drama. 125 46 223 Wed 13:00-15:00 10 MAC 24/04/13 HW3040
GeoLoGy
Geology club If you are interested in studying geology please check the details of the geology club on our website www.hfals.co.uk under club classes or humanities.

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ArAbiC (mAnDArin) CHinese frenCH GermAn iTALiAn JApAnese 76 76 77 80 81 83 poLisH porTUGUese (brAziLiAn) rUssiAn spAnisH briTisH siGn LAnGUAGe inTerpreTinG 84 85 85 86 89 89
Please note. The concessionary fee for qualification courses includes a registration charge of 23. For second/additional qualification courses subtract 23 from the published concessionary fee.

WHAT LeVeL sHoULD i Join?

Visit www.hfals.co.uk and complete our new online level test to find out which course is suitable for you, or come along to Macbeth Centre on Wednesday 12 September, 10.00am4.00pm, to find out about the most appropriate course for you to join. The website is updated regularly, so please check as courses are added throughout the year.
Lower-intermediate stages 1, 2, 3
Choose this stage if you have studied the language for approximately one year (60 hours) or if you can: hold a simple conversation and ask and answer simple questions on a variety of everyday topics (eg, personal introduction, shopping, directions, time and numbers etc.) read and write sentences or a short passage on a variety of everyday topics (eg, personal introduction, shopping, directions, time and numbers etc.) use present, basic past tenses and future.
Levels and progression routes

Beginners stage 1
Choose this stage if you have no knowledge of the language.
Intermediate stage 1, 2, 3
Choose this stage if you have studied the language for approximately two years or if you can: take part in a simple conversation on a variety of everyday topics express your likes, dislikes and simple opinions write and/or understand a piece of formal or informal writing (eg, a short letter, note or summary) accurately use a range of present, future and past tenses.
Beginners stage 2
Choose this stage if you have studied the language for approximately three months (20 hours) or if you can: understand by listening or reading a few familiar words and phrases say and write short simple phrases such as stating your name and nationality understand letters and symbols of the alphabet/sound system.
Beginners stage 3
Choose this stage if you have studied the language for approximately six months (40 hours) or if you can: understand by listening or reading a range of familiar spoken phrases (greetings, personal introduction etc.) answer simple questions and/or give basic information orally or in writing (eg, personal details, nationality, job etc.).
Upper intermediate stage 1, 2, 3

Choose this stage if you have studied the language for approximately three years or if you can: understand the gist of a range of authentic conversations and produce a detailed oral or written summary of a given text take part in a discussion, giving and justifying opinions and ideas 75
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understand a wide range of authentic texts (eg, press articles) and produce a summary or translation of a given text use a wide range of grammar structures including conditional and subjunctive tenses, pronouns etc.
Advanced stage
Choose this stage if you have studied the language for approximately four years or can: understand authentic passages of moderate length and complexity involving one or more speakers (eg, interviews, adverts, news broadcast etc.) give a presentation on a theme and
argue viewpoints with some degree of confidence understand articles from the press or other authentic sources and produce a written summary covering the majority of points confidently use a wide range of grammar structures including conditional and subjunctive tenses, pronouns etc.
Proficiency/mastery stage
For those who wish to use their language skills to gain an insight into the culture and society where the foreign language is spoken through a variety of authentic texts (literature, cinema, newspapers etc.).
ArAbiC
Practical language to enable you to communicate with Arabic speakers. Choose stage 1 if you are a complete beginner and stages 2-3 if you already know a little Arabic.
Arabic beginners stage 1 125 46 223 Arabic beginners stage 2 125 46 223 Arabic beginners stage 3 125 46 223 Thu Thu Thu 19:00-21:00 19:00-21:00 19:00-21:00 10 10 10 PHO PHO PHO 27/09/12 17/01/13 25/04/13 L A1025 L A2025 L A3025
(mAnDArin) CHinese
Practical language to enable you to communicate with Chinese speakers. Choose stage 1 if you are a complete beginner and stages 2-3 if you already know a little Chinese.
Chinese (Mandarin) beginners stage 1 125 46 223 Wed 19:00-21:00 Chinese (Mandarin) beginners stage 2 125 46 223 Wed 19:00-21:00 Chinese (Mandarin) beginners stage 3 125 46 223 Wed 19:00-21:00 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC 26/09/12 16/01/13 24/04/13 LC1025 LC2025 LC3025
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Beginners
Practical language to enable you to communicate with French speakers. Choose stage 1 if you are a complete beginner and stages 2-3 if you already know a little French.
French beginners stage 1 125 46 223 Mon Mon Thu 13:00-15:00 19:00-21:00 18:00-20:00 10 10 10 10 10 10 MAC MAC HAC MAC MAC MAC 24/09/12 24/09/12 27/09/12 29/09/12 12/01/13 27/04/13 LF1025 LF1026 LF1027 LF1040 LF2040 LF3040
French beginners stage 1 Saturday course 99 37 223 Sat 10:00-12:00 Sat Sat 10:00-12:00 10:00-12:00
French beginners stage 1 Saturday intensive Improve your French quickly with this intensive Saturday course. 99 37 223 Sat Sat Sat French beginners stage 2 125 46 223 Mon Mon Thu French beginners stage 3 125 46 223 Mon Mon Thu 10:00-14:00 10:00-14:00 10:00-14:00 13:00-15:00 19:00-21:00 18:00-20:00 13:00-15:00 19:00-21:00 18:00-20:00 5 5 5 10 10 10 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC HAC MAC MAC HAC 10/11/12 16/02/13 08/06/13 14/01/13 14/01/13 17/01/13 22/04/13 22/04/13 25/04/13 LF1045 LF2028 LF3026 LF2030 LF2031 LF2025 LF3035 LF3036 LF3046
Lower intermediate
Ideal courses for those who have done one year of French or whose French is rusty.
French lower intermediate stage 1 129 47 245 Fri 10:00-12:00 French lower intermediate stage 2 129 47 245 Fri 10:00-12:00 French lower intermediate stage 3 129 129 245 Fri 10:00-12:00 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 21/09/12 04/01/13 19/04/13 LF1050 LF2050 LF3050
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Intermediate
Ideal course for those wishing to communicate in a variety of situations with French speakers. For those who have done about two years of French or wish to reach GCSE level by the end of the academic year (stage 3). Try our conversation courses if you wish to improve your spoken French.
French intermediate stage 1 129 47 245 Tue Thu French intermediate stage 2 129 47 245 Tue Thu French intermediate stage 3 129 47 245 Tue Thu 18:30-20:30 10:00-12:00 18:30-20:30 10:00-12:00 18:30-20:30 10:00-12:00 11 11 11 11 11 11 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC 18/09/12 20/09/12 08/01/13 10/01/13 16/04/13 18/04/13 26/09/12 16/01/13 24/04/13 LF1075 LF1076 LF2075 LF2076 LF3075 LF3076 LF1080 LF2080 LF3080
French intermediate conversation stage 1 63 24 123 Wed 18:30-19:30 French intermediate conversation stage 2 63 24 123 Wed 18:30-19:30 French intermediate conversation stage 3 63 24 123 Wed 18:30-19:30
Upper intermediate
Ideal course for those wishing to communicate in a variety of situations with French speakers. For those who have done about three years of French or have passed GCSE French recently. Try our conversation courses if you wish to improve your spoken French.
French upper intermediate stage 1 129 47 245 Tue 10:00-12:00 Thu 18:45-20:45 11 11 11 11 11 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC 18/09/12 20/09/12 08/01/13 10/01/13 16/04/13 18/04/13 25/09/12 15/01/13 LF1100 LF1101 LF2100 LF2101 LF3100 LF3101 LF1105 LF2105
French upper intermediate stage 2 129 47 245 Tue 10:00-12:00 Thu 18:45-20:45
French upper intermediate stage 3 129 47 245 Tue 10:00-12:00 Thu 18:45-20:45
French upper intermediate conversation stage 1 63 24 123 Tue 12:30-13:30 French upper intermediate conversation stage 2 63 24 123 Tue 12:30-13:30
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French upper intermediate conversation stage 3 63 24 123 Tue 12:30-13:30
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Advanced
Ideal course for those wishing to communicate in a variety of situations with French speakers. For those who have done at least three to four years of French and are approaching A level standard. Try our conversation courses if you wish to improve your spoken French.
French advanced stage 1 129 47 245 French advanced stage 2 129 47 245 French advanced stage 3 129 47 245 Mon Mon Mon 10:00-12:00 10:00-12:00 10:00-12:00 11 11 11 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC 17/09/12 07/01/13 15/04/13 26/09/12 16/01/13 24/04/13 LF1125 LF2125 LF3125 LF1130 LF2130 LF3130
French advanced conversation stage 1 63 24 123 Wed 19:45-20:45 French advanced conversation stage 2 63 24 123 Wed 19:45-20:45 French advanced conversation stage 3 63 24 123 Wed 19:45-20:45
Proficiency/mastery
Take your French to a new level with these advanced courses. For those who have done at least four years of French and are at or above A level standard. Try our conversation courses if you wish to keep up your spoken French discussing current affairs.
French proficiency stage 1 129 47 245 Wed French proficiency stage 2 129 47 245 Wed French proficiency stage 3 129 47 245 Wed 13:30-15:30 13:30-15:30 13:30-15:30 11 11 11 10 10 10 11 MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC 19/09/12 09/01/13 17/04/13 26/09/12 16/01/13 24/04/13 19/09/12 LF1150 LF2150 LF3150 LF1155 LF2155 LF3155 LF1175
French proficiency conversation stage 1 63 24 123 Wed 12:15-13:15 French proficiency conversation stage 2 63 24 123 Wed 12:15-13:15 French proficiency conversation stage 3 63 24 123 Wed 12:15-13:15 French mastery stage 1 129 47 245 Wed 10:00-12:00
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French mastery stage 2 129 47 245 French mastery stage 3 129 47 245
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GermAn
Beginners
Practical language to enable you to communicate with German speakers. Choose stage 1 if you are a complete beginner and stages 2-3 if you already know a little German.
German beginners stage 1 125 46 223 German beginners stage 2 125 46 223 German beginners stage 3 125 46 223 Thu Thu Thu 19:00-21:00 19:00-21:00 19:00-21:00 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC 27/09/12 17/01/13 25/04/13 LG1025 LG2025 LG3025
Lower intermediate
Want to move beyond basic German? Ideal courses for those who have done one year of German or whose German is rusty.
German lower intermediate stage 1 129 47 245 Wed 19:00-21:00 German lower intermediate stage 2 129 47 245 Wed 19:00-21:00 German lower intermediate stage 3 129 47 245 Wed 19:00-21:00 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 19/09/12 09/01/13 17/04/13 LG1050 LG2050 LG3050
Intermediate
Ideal course for those wishing to communicate in a variety of situations with German speakers. For those who have done about two years of German or wish to reach GCSE level by the end of the academic year (stage 3).
German intermediate stage 1 129 47 245 Tue German intermediate stage 2 129 47 245 Tue German intermediate stage 3 129 47 245 Tue 19:00-21:00 19:00-21:00 19:00-21:00 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 18/09/12 08/01/13 16/04/13 LG1075 LG2075 LG3075
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iTALiAn
Beginners
Practical language to enable you to communicate with Italian speakers. Choose stage 1 if you are a complete beginner and stages 2-3 if you already know a little Italian.
Italian beginners stage 1 125 46 223 Tue Wed 13:00-15:00 18:45-20:45 10 10 10 10 10 5 5 5 10 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC 25/09/12 26/09/12 29/09/12 12/01/13 27/04/13 10/11/12 16/02/13 08/06/13 15/01/13 16/01/13 23/04/13 24/04/13 LI1025 LI1030 LI1040 LI2028 LI3020 LI1045 LI2023 LI3026 LI2030 LI2025 LI3035 LI3040
Italian beginners stage 1 Saturday course 99 37 245 Sat 10:00-12:00 Sat Sat 10:00-12:00 10:00-12:00
Italian beginners stage 1 Saturday intensive 99 37 223 Sat 10:00-14:00 Sat Sat Italian beginners stage 2 125 46 223 Tue Wed Italian beginners stage 3 125 46 223 Tue Wed 10:00-14:00 10:00-14:00 13:00-15:00 18:45-20:45 13:00-15:00 18:45-20:45
Lower intermediate
Want to move beyond basic Italian? Ideal courses for those who have done one year of Italian or whose Italian is rusty.
Italian lower intermediate stage 1 129 47 245 Mon 18:45-20:45 Wed 10:00-12:00 11 11 11 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC 17/09/12 19/09/12 07/01/13 09/01/13 15/04/13 17/04/13 LI1050 LI1051 LI2050 LI2051 LI3050 LI3051
Italian lower intermediate stage 2 129 47 245 Mon 18:45-20:45 Wed 10:00-12:00
Italian lower intermediate stage 3 129 47 245 Mon 18:45-20:45 Wed 10:00-12:00
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Intermediate
Ideal course for those wishing to communicate in a variety of situations with Italian speakers. For those who have done about two years of Italian or wish to reach GCSE level by the end of the academic year (stage 3). Try our conversation courses to improve your spoken Italian.
Italian intermediate stage 1 129 47 245 Mon Italian intermediate stage 2 129 47 245 Mon Italian intermediate stage 3 129 47 245 Mon 10:00-12:00 10:00-12:00 10:00-12:00 11 11 11 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC 17/09/12 07/01/13 15/04/13 24/09/12 14/01/13 22/04/13 LI1075 LI2075 LI3076 LI1080 LI2080 LI3080
Italian intermediate conversation stage 1 63 24 123 Mon 12:30-13:30 Italian intermediate conversation stage 2 63 24 123 Mon 12:30-13:30 Italian intermediate conversation stage 3 63 24 123 Mon 12:30-13:30
Advanced
Ideal course for those wishing to communicate in a variety of situations with Italian speakers. For those who have done at least three to four years of Italian and are approaching A level standard. Try our conversation courses if you wish to improve your spoken Italian.
Italian advanced stage 1 129 47 245 Italian advanced stage 2 129 47 245 Italian advanced stage 3 129 47 245 Wed Wed Wed 10:00-12:00 10:00-12:00 10:00-12:00 11 11 11 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC 19/09/12 09/01/13 17/04/13 26/09/12 16/01/13 24/04/13 LI1125 LI2125 LI3125 LI1130 LI2130 LI3130
Italian advanced conversation stage 1 63 24 123 Wed 12:30-13:30 Italian advanced conversation stage 2 63 24 123 Wed 12:30-13:30 Italian advanced conversation stage 3 63 24 123 Wed 12:30-13:30

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Proficiency/mastery
For those who have done at least four years of Italian and are at or above A level standard. Try our conversation courses to keep up your spoken Italian discussing current affairs.
Italian proficiency stage 1 129 47 245 Italian proficiency stage 2 129 47 245 Italian proficiency stage 3 129 47 245 Italian mastery stage 1 129 47 245 Italian mastery stage 2 129 47 245 Italian mastery stage 3 129 47 245 Thu Thu Thu Fri Fri Fri 10:00-12:00 10:00-12:00 10:00-12:00 10:00-12:00 10:00-12:00 10:00-12:00 11 11 11 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC 20/09/12 10/01/13 18/04/13 21/09/12 04/01/13 19/04/13 LI1150 LI2150 LI3150 LI1175 LI2175 LI3175
JApAnese
Beginners
Practical language to enable you to communicate with Japanese speakers. Choose stage 1 if you are a complete beginner and stages 2-3 if you already know a little Japanese.
Japanese beginners stage 1 125 46 223 Tue Japanese beginners stage 2 125 46 223 Tue Japanese beginners stage 3 125 46 223 Tue 18:45-20:45 18:45-20:45 18:45-20:45 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC 25/09/12 15/01/13 23/04/13 L J1025 L J2025 L J3025
Lower intermediate
Ideal courses for those who have done one year of Japanese or whose Japanese is rusty.
Japanese lower intermediate stage 1 129 47 245 Thu 18:45-20:45 Japanese lower intermediate stage 2 129 47 245 Thu 18:45-20:45 Japanese lower intermediate stage 3 129 47 245 Thu 18:45-20:45 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 20/09/12 10/01/13 18/04/13 L J1050 L J2050 L J3050
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Beginners
Practical language to enable you to communicate with Polish speakers. Choose stage 1 if you are a complete beginner and stages 2-3 if you already know a little Polish.
Polish beginners stage 1 125 46 223 Polish beginners stage 2 125 46 223 Polish beginners stage 3 125 46 223 Thu Thu Thu 19:00-21:00 19:00-21:00 19:00-21:00 10 10 10 PSK PSK PSK 27/09/12 17/01/13 18/04/13 LP1025 LP2025 LP3025
Lower intermediate
Want to move beyond basic Polish? Ideal courses for those who have done one year of Polish or whose Polish is rusty.
Polish lower intermediate stage 1 129 47 245 Mon Polish lower intermediate stage 2 129 47 245 Mon 19:00-21:00 19:00-21:00 11 11 11 PSK PSK PSK 17/09/12 07/01/13 15/04/13 LP1050 LP2050 LP3050
Polish lower intermediate Stage 3 129 47 245 Mon 19:00-21:00
Intermediate
Ideal course for those wishing to communicate in a variety of situations with Polish speakers. For those who have done about two years of Polish or wish to reach GCSE level by the end of the academic year (stage 3).
Polish intermediate stage 1 129 47 245 Wed Polish intermediate stage 2 129 47 245 Wed Polish intermediate stage 3 129 47 245 Wed 19:00-21:00 19:00-21:00 19:00-21:00 11 11 11 PSK PSK PSK 19/09/12 09/01/13 17/04/13 LP1075 LP2075 LP3075

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Beginners
Practical language to enable you to communicate with Portuguese speakers. Choose stage 1 if you are a complete beginner and stages 2-3 if you already know a little Portuguese.
Brazilian portuguese beginners stage 1 125 46 223 Mon 18:45-20:45 Brazilian portuguese beginners stage 2 125 46 223 Mon 18:45-20:45 Brazilian portuguese beginners stage 3 125 46 223 Mon 18:45-20:45 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC 24/09/12 14/01/13 22/04/13 LB1025 LB2025 LB3025
Lower intermediate
Want to move beyond basic Portuguese? Ideal courses for those who have done one year of Portuguese or whose Portuguese is rusty.
Brazilian portuguese lower intermediate stage 1 129 47 245 Tue 18:45-20:45 11 Brazilian portuguese lower intermediate stage 2 129 47 245 Tue 18:45-20:45 11 Brazilian portuguese lower intermediate stage 3 129 47 245 Tue 18:45-20:45 11 MAC MAC MAC 18/09/12 08/01/13 16/04/13 LB1050 LB2050 LB3050
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Beginners
Practical language to enable you to communicate with Russian speakers. Choose stage 1 if you are a complete beginner and stages 2-3 if you already know a little Russian.
Russian beginners stage 1 125 46 223 Russian beginners stage 2 125 46 223 Russian beginners stage 3 125 46 223 Thu Thu Thu 19:00-21:00 19:00-21:00 19:00-21:00 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC 27/09/12 17/01/13 25/04/13 LR1025 LR2025 LR3025
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Beginners
Practical language to enable you to communicate with Spanish speakers. Choose stage 1 if you are a complete beginner and stages 2-3 if you already know a little Spanish.
Spanish beginners stage 1 125 46 223 Mon Tue Thu 18:45-20:45 19:00-21:00 13:30-15:30 10 10 10 10 10 10 5 5 5 10 10 10 10 10 10 MAC PHO MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC PHO MAC MAC PHO MAC 24/09/12 25/09/12 27/09/12 29/09/12 12/01/13 27/04/13 10/11/12 16/02/13 08/06/13 14/01/13 15/01/13 17/01/13 22/04/13 23/04/13 25/04/13 LS1026 LS1027 LS1025 LS1040 LS2040 LS3040 LS1045 LS2028 LS3026 LS2031 LS2032 LS2030 LS3036 LS3037 LS3035
Spanish beginners stage 1 Saturday course 99 37 223 Sat 10:00-12:00 Sat Sat 10:00-12:00 10:00-12:00
Spanish beginners stage 1 Saturday intensive 99 37 223 Sat 10:00-14:00 Sat Sat Spanish beginners stage 2 125 46 223 Mon Tue Thu Spanish beginners stage 3 125 46 223 Mon Tue Thu 10:00-14:00 10:00-14:00 18:45-20:45 19:00-21:00 13:30-15:30 18:45-20:45 19:00-21:00 13:30-15:30
Lower intermediate
Want to move beyond basic Spanish? Ideal courses for those who have done one year of Spanish or whose Spanish is rusty.
Spanish lower intermediate stage 1 129 47 245 Mon 10:00-12:00 Spanish lower intermediate stage 2 129 47 245 Mon 10:00-12:00 Spanish lower-intermediate stage 3 129 47 245 Mon 10:00-12:00 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 17/09/12 07/01/13 15/04/13 LS1050 LS2050 LS3050
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Intermediate
For those wishing to communicate in a variety of situations with Spanish speakers. For those who have done about two years of Spanish or wish to reach GCSE level by the end of the academic year (stage 3). Try our conversation courses to improve your spoken Spanish.
Spanish GCSE AQA For anyone wishing to take the GCSE exam in Spanish in 2013. 249 93 489 Mon 18:30-21:00 10:00-12:00 10:00-12:00 10:00-12:00 27 11 11 11 10 10 10 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC 17/09/12 18/09/12 08/01/13 16/04/13 25/09/12 25/09/12 15/01/13 15/01/13 23/04/13 23/04/13 LS1076 LS1075 LS2075 LS3075 LS1080 LS1081 LS2080 LS2081 LS3080 LS3081
Spanish intermediate stage 1 129 47 245 Tue Spanish intermediate stage 2 129 47 245 Tue Spanish intermediate stage 3 129 47 245 Tue
Spanish intermediate conversation stage 1 63 24 123 Tue 12:30-13:30 Tue 18:30-19:30
Upper intermediate
Ideal course for those wishing to communicate in a variety of situations with Spanish speakers. For those who have done about three years of Spanish or have passed GCSE Spanish recently. Try our conversation courses if you wish to improve your spoken Spanish.
Spanish upper intermediate stage 1 129 47 245 Thu 18:45-20:45 Fri 10:00-12:00 11 11 11 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC 20/09/12 21/09/12 10/01/13 04/01/13 18/04/13 19/04/13 LS1100 LS1101 LS2100 LS2101 LS3100 LS3101
Spanish upper intermediate stage 2 129 47 245 Thu 18:45-20:45 Fri 10:00-12:00
Spanish upper intermediate stage 3 129 47 245 Thu 18:45-20:45 Fri 10:00-12:00
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Advanced
Ideal course for those wishing to communicate in a variety of situations with Spanish speakers. For those who have done at least three to four years of Spanish and are approaching A level standard. Try our conversation courses if you wish to improve your spoken Spanish.
Spanish advanced conversation stage 1 63 24 123 Tue 19:45-20:45 Spanish advanced conversation stage 2 63 24 123 Tue 19:45-20:45 Spanish advanced conversation stage 3 63 24 123 Tue 19:45-20:45 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC 25/09/12 15/01/13 23/04/13 LS1130 LS2130 LS3130
Proficiency
Take your Spanish to a new level with these advanced courses. For those who have done at least four years of Spanish and are at or above A level standard. Try our conversation courses if you wish to keep up your spoken Spanish discussing current affairs.
Spanish proficiency stage 1 129 47 245 Wed Spanish proficiency stage 2 129 47 245 Wed Spanish proficiency stage 3 129 47 245 Wed 13:30-15:30 13:30-15:30 13:30-15:30 11 11 11 10 10 10 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC 19/09/12 09/01/13 17/04/13 26/09/12 27/09/12 16/01/13 17/01/13 24/04/13 25/04/13 LS1150 LS2150 LS3150 LS1155 LS1156 LS2155 LS2156 LS3155 LS3156
Spanish proficiency conversation stage 1 63 24 123 Wed 12:15-13:15 Thu 12:15-13:15
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briTisH siGn LAnGUAGe (bsL)

Everyone is welcome, whether you want to learn for your own development or are keen to study for a qualification (Signature levels 1 and 2). Our very experienced tutors will help you achieve your learning objectives and will advise you as to the best course of action and progression routes. Interviews for new students are by appointment only. To book an appointment call 0845 839 7912 or visit www.hfals.co.uk to book online. Exam fees are included for all courses.
BSL level 1 Signature Learn British Sign Language and take an exam if you wish. 362 220 612 Tue Tue Thu BSL level 2 Signature For those wishing to improve their signing skills and work, if they wish, towards Signature level 2 exam. 462 255 812 Tue Wed Thu 10:00-13:00 18:00-21:00 13:00-16:00 33 33 33 MAC MAC MAC 18/09/12 19/09/12 20/09/12 L Z1050 L Z1051 L Z1055 14:00-16:00 19:00-21:00 10:00-12:00 33 33 33 MAC PHO MAC 18/09/12 18/09/12 20/09/12 L Z1025 L Z1026 L Z1035
inTerpreTinG
Have you ever thought of a career using your languages? We have courses for those wanting to work in a community based setting as well as those aiming to specialise in legal interpreting. The employment opportunities for successful DPSI students are excellent and include working for the Home Office, the police and the legal professions.
Community interpreting: introduction A thorough introduction to the principles of community interpreting. 108 40 213 Fri Fri Fri 10:00-12:30 10:00-12:30 10:00-12:30 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 21/09/12 04/01/13 19/04/13 LY1010 LY2010 LY3030
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Community interpreting (level 3) OCN For those with some experience in interpreting who wish to work towards a first qualification. 143 52 283 Fri Fri Fri 14:00-17:00 14:00-17:00 14:00-17:00 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 21/09/12 04/01/13 19/04/13 LY1015 LY2015 LY3035
Introduction to public service interpreting Ideal course for those wishing to know more about a career in public service interpreting. 170 62 257 Mon 10:00-16:30 5 MAC 24/06/13 LY3020
Diploma in public service interpreting Train as a professional legal interpreter. Previous experience, though useful, is not essential. The course prepares learners for the IoL (Institute of Linguists) DPSI exam in June 2013 through a mixture of practical classroom based activities to improve both translation and interpreting skills and background lectures to deepen their understanding of the English legal system. Each course will only have speakers of a particular language to maximise practice opportunities and exposure to the target language from the start. Small class sizes (5-10) will enable learners to have greater contact with and feedback from the course tutor. The languages offered are Spanish, Portuguese, French, Polish, Russian and Mandarin Chinese. Full course information is at www.hfals.co.uk. Ask for an application form. The Diploma in Public Service Interpreting is for anyone wishing to obtain a high level professional qualification in interpreting. All of these DPSI courses are accredited by the Institute of Linguists. Please note there are no concessionary fees available for these courses. DPSI Spanish day 1,400 DPSI Portuguese day 1,400 DPSI French day 1,400 Mon Wed Fri 14:00-17:00 14:00-17:00 14:00-17:00 14:00-17:00 14:00-17:00 10:00-13:00 18:00-21:00 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC MAC 01/10/12 03/10/12 05/10/12 05/10/12 05/10/12 06/10/12 01/10/12 LY1025 LY1027 LY1029 LY1030 LY1033 LY1031 LY1032
DPSI Chinese Mandarin day 1,400 Fri DPSI Russian day 1,400 DPSI Polish day 1,400 DPSI Polish eve 1,400 Fri Sat Mon
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We offer caf and gardening projects, skills for employment project, pre-employment skills, computers, dance, drama, music, art and lipreading. We run a selection of courses to cater for the diverse needs of learners with learning difficulties and disabilities (LLDD) in the borough at four different levels starting with pre-entry courses, then pre-employment, employment projects and finally inclusive classes. Our provision aims to help learners into work or supported employment; to participate fully and have an active life in the community and develop their independence. All courses require an interview where you will discuss appropriate courses, support required and build a programme of learning. To arrange an appointment please call Sean Buckley on 020 8753 6343 or email sean.buckley@lbhf.gov.uk Taster classes: From 20th to 24th August we will be holding a week of taster sessions which will be free for new learners; other learners can join for 5 per day. Enrol on the day at Macbeth reception places are on a first come first served basis.
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Concessions: If you are in receipt of a means-tested benefit you will pay a concessionary rate to join any accredited course. All prices listed are the concessionary rates. To help pay for course fees and materials, it may be possible to apply for the Learner Support Fund. To be added to our mailing list please email monique.jivram@lbhf.gov.uk
related courses
See page 89 for British Sign Language (BSL).
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The pre-entry programme is an ideal starting point for learners who are new to college, have severe learning difficulties or disabilities, struggle with long periods of commitment or have taken a long break from education. The courses require an interview, run for ten weeks and give learners the chance to experience and integrate themselves into adult education. Pre-entry courses focus on developing personal and social skills to enhance learning and life.
Music PE 50 Drama PE 60 Art PE 60 AMICI dance dynamics 1 60 AMICI dance dynamics 2 60 AMICI dance dynamics 3 60 Performing arts for all 60 Wed Tue Tue Tue 10:00-12:00 16:30-18:30 14:00-16:00 10:00-12:00 10 10 10 10 MAC MAC MAC MAC Thu 13:00-15:00 10 MAC Tue 16:00-17:30 10 MAC
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The pre-employment classes are ideal for people who are able to commit to a long term learning programme and happy to work independently. The pre-employment programme requires learners to work towards their individual goals and show progression.
Pre-employment skills
The pre-employment program allows learners to select a tailor made learning package from a wide range of classes to help build their skills for personal development, independent living and/or employment. The courses run for one year starting in September and require a pre-course interview where a minimum of two or more of these course can be selected. Course information sheets can be found at www.hfals.co.uk 93
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The employment projects are ideal for people who have a realistic expectation of moving into paid work and would like to gain some experience of employment or allied trades.
Gardening project On this course we will cover a wide range of skills needed for employment related to gardening. Including seed sowing and maintenance, taking cuttings, working as part of a team, and health and safety. The class will also be taken on trips to visit city farms and gardens. 100 Thu 09:30-16:00 30 RAV 20/09/12 DE1060
Caf project On this course we will cover all the areas involved in running and maintaining a functioning caf, including cooking, food hygiene, healthy eating, money handling, customer service, working as part of a team, and health and safety. Fees 100. Day shift M/T/W/T/F 09:00-14:00 Core skills Wed 15:30-18:00 30 MAC 19/09/12 DE1025 30 ADV 17/09/12 DE1025
Skills for employment project The skills for employment project consists of a weekly work skills class and another learning practical employment skills in five different employment areas, such as decorating and gardening. Learners will work towards the NCFE Employability Skills qualification and leave with a Skills CV with evidence of all their work skills learnt through the course. 90 Wed Thu 13:00-15:00 13:00-15:00 30 30 MAC MAC 19/09/12 20/09/12 DE1075 DE1075
inCLUsiVe CLAsses
The inclusive classes are suitable for those people with learning difficulties and disabilities and those mainstream learners who have little or no previous experience in the subject.
Accessible computers Predominantly for learners with physical and/or cognitive disabilities to learn the basics of computers. 60 Wed 10:00-12:00 10 MAC DP1080
Lipreading This course will cover the theory and practice of lipreading and is intended for those students whose hearing has become impaired after they have acquired language and are proficient in spoken English. 50 Thu 13:30-15:00 10 MAC DP1090
Inclusive IT. For details see page 47 Inclusive art. For details see page 21
Inclusive cookery. For details see page 57 Inclusive woodwork. For details see page 31
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We have an MOT standard workshop (pictured opposite) where you will be able to access professional trade equipment, cover all aspects of motor vehicle maintenance, including diagnostic testing and repair.
Car maintenance certificate in vehicle maintenance level 1 If you want to start on the route to become a qualified vehicle technician/mechanic, this course is for you. You will cover: health and safety in the workshop; tools, equipment and workshop processes; servicing and repair of automotive vehicles; removal and replacement of engine units. 662 132 1,712 Thu Thu 09:30-16:30 09:30-16:30 17 17 MAC MAC 20/09/12 28/02/13 MV1400 MV2400
Car maintenance for beginners A comprehensive introduction to DIY car maintenance and repairs. 200 84 282 Thu Thu 18:30-21:00 18:30-21:00 11 11 MAC MAC 20/09/12 10/01/13 MV1025 MV2025
Car maintenance intermediate Follows on from the basic course and covers car maintenance in greater detail. 200 84 282 Thu 18:30-21:00 11 MAC 18/04/13 MV3050
Car maintenance for women This course is for women who wish to learn how to reduce the cost of car ownership by gaining a better understanding of the modern motor vehicle and its systems. 95 43 145 Fri Fri 18:15-20:45 18:15-20:45 5 5 MAC MAC 19/04/13 07/06/13 MV3303 MV3304
NEW Practical classic car care Check and maintain the mechanical parts of your vehicle and prepare for the show season. 95 43 175 Sat 09:30-15:30 3 MAC 29/06/13 MV3080
Prepare your car for MOT Learn how to prepare your car for the annual MOT test. 50 21 95 Sat Sat Sat 10:00-15:00 10:00-15:00 09:30-15:30 1 1 1 MAC MAC MAC 10/11/12 09/02/13 23/03/13 MV1070 MV2070 MV3070
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Car care on a budget Wheels, wipers and bulbs etc: how to change them and save pounds! Plus interior/exterior care. 145 124 124 64 50 50 265 230 230 Sat Sat Sat 10:00-14:00 10:00-14:00 10:00-14:00 6 5 5 MAC MAC MAC 22/09/12 12/01/13 18/05/13 MV1060 MV2060 MV3060
Dealing with minor bodywork repairs This course will cover minor bodywork repairs, maintenance and restoration. 55 23 105 Sat Sat 10:00-15:00 10:00-15:00 1 1 MAC MAC 24/11/12 16/02/13 MV1075 MV2076
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Motorbike maintenance Learn how to service and repair your own machine and keep it in a safe and reliable condition. 200 84 282 Mon Mon Mon 18:30-21:00 18:30-21:00 18:30-21:00 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 17/09/12 07/01/13 15/04/13 MV1125 MV2125 MV3125
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Welding and light metalwork An introduction to basic welding and metal work fabrication techniques. 300 121 425 Tue Tue Tue 18:30-21:00 18:30-21:00 18:30-21:00 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 18/09/12 08/01/13 16/04/13 MV1250 MV2250 MV3250

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The Agewell project is open to anyone over 50. Membership can be obtained through our Macbeth Centre and provides access to all the courses in the Agewell programme. If you are under 50 and suffering from a chronic complaint that may be improved by physical activity you may be able to access the Agewell classes. There are a number of courses that are pay-as-you-go and, as such, are not subject to the termly fees. Please check the Agewell leaflet for details. For further information please call the Agewell officer, Christine Blake, on 07903 048 790 or the information line on 0845 839 791.
Agewell enrolment/fees
We will be enrolling for the Autumn term on Tuesday 14 August, 9.30am to 4.00pm at Macbeth Centre. Fees are: Borough residents: 25 per course, per term. Please bring proof you are an H&F resident. Out-of-borough residents: 35 per course, per term. Concessions: 15 per course, per term. Bring proof of concessionary entitlement.
Walkwell
Walk yourself fit. Call Debbie Peters on 07949 244 253 for further information.
older learners
Courses are listed below, for a leaflet listing full course details please ask at reception. Country ramble various levels Badminton/table tennis Indoor bowls/short-mat bowls Sequence dancing/line dancing Pilates various levels Tai Chi Lam style various levels Chi ball various levels Gentle keep fit/falls prevention Watercolour painting Monitored/senior circuit training General circuit training for seniors Slimnastics Gentle exercise Drama Big up your bones Aquacise Archery Body Balance Exercise after Stroke Yoga
Country ramble
Monday: beginners; Wednesday: advanced; Friday: intermediate. Call Debbie Peters on 07949 244 253 for further information.
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We have a range of dance disciplines for you to choose from that will engage you, keep you fit and enable you to appreciate what it takes to perform these styles. Classes are all taught by professional dance tutors. For those of you wanting to learn the guitar we run a popular beginners class in the subject.

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Amici dance group To find out more about the Amici dance class contact Wolfgang Stange at wolfamici@talktalk.net 48 17 48 Wed Wed Wed 18:30-21:00 18:30-21:00 18:30-21:00 10 10 10 LYR LYR LYR 19/09/12 09/01/13 17/04/13 PD1100 PD2100 PD3100
Ballet basics Learn the basics positions of ballet and see how it can benefit your health. 28 10 33 Sat 10:30-14:00 1 MAC 29/09/12 PD1240
Ballet beginners Learn classical ballet from scratch. Focus on gaining strength, control, flexibility and stability. 109 41 187 Mon Mon Mon 18:45-20:15 18:45-20:15 18:45-20:15 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 17/09/12 07/01/13 15/04/13 PD1200 PD2200 PD3200
Ballet level 1 improvers Improve on skills learned at beginners level, develop to perform steps and sequences accurately. 92 35 156 Tue Tue Tue 18:15-19:30 18:15-19:30 18:15-19:30 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 18/09/12 08/01/13 16/04/13 PD1220 PD2220 PD3220
Ballet level 2/3 elementary/intermediate Building on skills to improve technique, musicality and performance quality. 109 41 187 Tue Tue Tue 19:30-21:00 19:30-21:00 19:30-21:00 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 18/09/12 08/01/13 16/04/13 PD1230 PD2230 PD3230
Ballroom dance basics one day course This one day course introduces you to the joys of ballroom dancing. 28 10 33 Sat 10:30-14:00 1 MAC 01/12/12 PD1310
Ballroom dancing strictly beginners Basics in ballroom and Latin American dancing: Waltz, Foxtrot, Quick Step, Rumba and Cha Cha Cha. 109 41 187 Mon Mon Mon 18:00-19:30 18:00-19:30 18:00-19:30 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 17/09/12 07/01/13 15/04/13 PD1300 PD2300 PD3300
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Ballroom dancing strictly improvers Develop your ballroom skills or brush up and add to what you can do already. 109 41 187 Mon Mon Mon 19:30-21:00 19:30-21:00 19:30-21:00 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 17/09/12 07/01/13 15/04/13 PD1305 PD2305 PD3305
Contemporary dance basics one day course An opportunity find out more about this expressive dance style. 28 10 33 Sat 10:30-14:00 1 MAC 17/11/12 PD1410
Contemporary dance Learn to dance with fluidity and freedom whilst improving fitness and health. All welcome. 109 41 187 Thu Thu Thu 19:00-20:30 19:00-20:30 19:00-20:30 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 20/09/12 10/01/13 18/04/13 PD1400 PD2400 PD3400
Salsa basics one day course A one day course to introduce you to the fun of Salsa. 28 10 33 Sat 10:30-14:00 1 MAC 13/10/12 PD1510
Salsa beginners/improvers Learn the basic and develop steps and sequences and enjoy taking part in this exciting dance. 109 41 187 Wed Wed Wed 19:00-20:30 19:00-20:30 19:00-20:30 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 19/09/12 09/01/13 17/04/13 PD1505 PD2505 PD3505
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Guitar beginners Want to learn the guitar? This is a great place to start. Learn tuning, chords, strumming etc. 146 133 146 54 50 54 247 225 247 Sat Sat Sat 13:00-15:00 13:00-15:00 13:00-15:00 11 10 11 MAC MAC MAC 22/09/12 12/01/13 20/04/13 PM1700 PM2700 PM3700

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enGLisH for speAKers of oTHer LAnGUAGes 107 enGLisH AnD mATHs 108
remember to book your skills for Life interview!

before your course starts you will meet with a tutor to discuss your specific needs. for more details and dates see page 13
enGLisH for speAKers of oTHer LAnGUAGes (esoL)

Who are these courses for?
People who are resident or settled in the UK for whom English is not their first language.
Before your course starts

You will meet a tutor for an interview where we will discuss your specific needs. We will also complete an assessment to determine what areas you are already good at and those you need to improve.
What levels are available?

All levels from pre-entry (absolute beginners) to level 2 (advanced).
What skills will I learn?

Speaking, listening, reading and writing English, grammar as well as social, practical and study skills. These will enable you to cope with everyday life in the UK, progress to an academic or vocational course and improve your employment prospects.
How much do I need to pay?

Please telephone 0845 839 7912 for information on fees and what means-tested benefits are acceptable for concessions. Make sure you bring evidence of your benefits (not older than three months) to your assessment and interview session. Please note. The concessionary fee for qualification courses includes a non-refundable registration charge of 23. For second/additional qualification courses, subtract 23 from the published concessionary fee.
What qualifications are on offer?

ESOL students prepare for a Trinity and other certificates at their level of language (entry 1 to level 2) or Trinity First Steps (pre-entry). The students who would like to improve their literacy skills can take an appropriate literacy qualification.
DAn AbboUD/sKiLLs for Life

Dear Ms Colak, I just wanted to thank you for your kind support and encouragement, for sharing your thoughts and experiences, for helping me regain my self confidence and self esteem, and for following up on me through Mr Denis Jones. Also, a big thank you for introducing me to the Macbeth Centre and the Write Away workshop which has been such a delightful experience with such a supportive tutor and it has been a way of forcing me to pour my thoughts onto paper and that on its own gave me much relief and satisfaction for I consider it an accomplishment. Take care and keep wearing your lovely smile. Course information sheets can be found at www.hfals.co.uk 107
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Who are these courses for?
If you left school without English or maths qualifications you now need, or have been out of education and training for a while and would like another go at improving these skills, these courses will suit you. You can join a class to develop your English and maths skills in familiar surroundings. You will also benefit from these courses if you speak English as a second language (ESOL) fairly well, but need to improve your reading and writing in English and/or maths skills.
What levels are available?

All levels from entry 1 (beginners) to level 2 (advanced).
What skills will I learn?

English You will improve and extend your skills and understanding of spelling rules, techniques, punctuation and grammar and improve your vocabulary as well as your general reading and writing skills. Maths You will improve your knowledge and understanding of numbers, shape, space, measures and other mathematical data.
Before your course starts:

You will meet a tutor for an interview where we will discuss your specific needs. We will also complete an assessment to determine what areas you are already good at and those you need to improve.
How much do I need to pay?

Skills for Life (SfL) English and numeracy courses are FREE to students.
What qualifications are on offer?

A nationally recognised qualification from a range of examination boards including City & Guilds, Edexcel and AQA. You will gain a qualification in literacy and or numeracy from Entry 1 to Level 2 depending on where you are in your learning.
What can I go on to after my course?

You can progress onto a higher-level English or numeracy course, one of our SfL embedded courses, GCSEs, further education and training courses, apprenticeship or employment.

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Preparing to teach (PTLLS) City & Guilds The course covers the key skills and knowledge you need to get started on a career teaching adults. 335 193 630 Sat Thu Sat 10:00-15:00 10:00-15:00 10:00-15:00 11 11 11 MAC MAC MAC 22/09/12 10/01/13 20/04/13 TD1000 TD2000 TD3000
Level 2 certificate supporting teaching and learning CACHE The course will cover the key skills and knowledge you need to get started on a career supporting learners and teachers in schools. 823 223 2,070 Mon Mon 09:30-15:30 09:30-15:30 34 34 MAC ACLC 17/09/12 17/09/12 T T1500 T T1501
Level 3 certificate in supporting teaching and learning CACHE If you want to develop a career as a teaching assistant, then our Level 3 Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools course provides an opportunity to develop the required skills and knowledge. 1,033 233 2,080 Wed 09:30-15:30 34 MAC 19/09/12 T T1525
Principles of assessment City & Guilds Gain an understanding of the principles and practices of assessment. 190 119 292 Thu Thu 10:00-12:00 10:00-12:00 11 11 MAC MAC 20/09/12 10/01/13 TD1100 TD2100
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main centre
Macbeth Centre (MAC) Macbeth Street, W6 9JJ Tel: 0845 839 7912 Partial access Bus: 27, 190, 211, 266, 267, 295, 391, H91 Tube: Hammersmith Hurlingham and Chelsea School (HAC) Peterborough Road, SW6 3ED Langford Primary School Gilstead Road, SW6 2LG Lyric Hammersmith (LYR) Lyric Square, King Street, W6 0QL Masbro Centre 87 Masbro Road, W14 0LR Melcombe Primary School (CC) Fulham Palace Road, W6 9ER Miles Coverdale School Coverdale Road, W12 8JJ New Kings Primary (PKP) New Kings Road, SW6 4LY Old Oak Childrens Centre 76 Braybrook Street, W12 0AP Phoenix High School (PHO) The Curve, W12 ORQ Polish Centre (PSK) 238-246 King Street, W6 0RF Ravenscourt Park (RAV) The Glasshouses, Ravenscourt Park Dalling Road, W6 OTW St Augustines Primary School Disbrowe Road, Hammersmith, W6 8QE Sulivan Primary School Peterborough Road, SW6 3BN The Wharf Rooms Imperial Road, SW6 2PY Tudor Rose (formally Fulham Court) Shottendane Road, SW6 5TJ
satellite centres
Adult Community Learning Centre (ACLC) Next to Canberra Primary School Australia Road, White City, W12 7PT Normand Croft Primary School Bramber Road, Fulham, W14 9PA
outreach centres
If you need further information about adult learning and skills courses at these centres please call the course information line on 0845 839 7912. Please note we cannot answer general queries about these centres. The Adventure Caf (ADV) White City Adventure Playground Canada Way, White City Estate, W12 7PH Broadway Childrens Centre 49 Brook Green, Hammersmith, W6 7BJ Canberra Primary School Australia Road, White City, W12 7PT Flora Gardens Childrens Centre Dalling Road, W6 0UD Fulham Library (FRL) 598 Fulham Road, SW6 5NX
Published by Hammersmith & Fulham Council, May 2012 Produced by Hammerprint, tel: 020 8753 2235 Ref: bk.CHS Adult Ed Prospectus 2012-13 Printed on paper from sustainable sources Photography: Graeme Harris and other sources
Amendments to printed material We do our best to ensure that information in this listing is accurate but from time to time we may need to make amendments. For the most accurate and up to date information please visit www.hfals.co.uk
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