New booklet on adult courses

January saw the launch of a new learning guide for Burngreave and Fir Vale, listing courses for adults in the area alongside news about adult learning and training opportunities.

The booklet fills the gap left with the end of funding for Burngreave Learning Campaign, and with it the end of the Burngreave Learner.

The booklet is produced by Burngreave Community Action Forum's (BCAF) Adult Learning Working Group – the Chair, Mary Blacka, introduced the first publication. Courses are listed below

Welcome to the first edition of the Adult Learning Guide for Burngreave and Fir Vale. We hope you will find something here to interest, intrigue and, even, inspire you. There are many learning opportunities for adults in the area, so whether you want to boost your employment horizons, learn a new skill or simply want to pursue an interest, there should be something for you.

This booklet has been put together by the Adult Learning Working Group, which is part of the Burngreave Community Action Forum. The costs of the booklet have been met from the Working Neighbourhoods Fund.

We intend to produce further booklets for the Summer and Autumn Terms. If you have any ideas on how to improve the booklet, or – even better – if would like to join the writing team, please let us know. We are particularly interested in hearing about the experiences of local learners. Finally, I would like to thank everybody who has contributed to the production of this booklet.

Mary Blacka, Lifelong Learning & Skills Service, Sheffield City Council Tel. (0114) 266 7503

You can find out more about the BCAF's Adult Learning Work Group on their website

http://www.bcaf.org.uk/about-us/working-groups/adult-learning-working-group/

PDF Document Adult Learning Guide Spring 2009 (1.3MB)

Courses

Arts Design & Crafts courses: Arts Design & Crafts courses for Spring 2009,from the Adult Learning Guide.
Community Skills courses: Community Skills courses for Spring 2009,from the Adult Learning Guide.
Computing courses: Computer courses for Spring 2009, from the Adult Learning Guide.
Cooking courses: Cookery courses for Spring 2009,from the Adult Learning Guide.
Counselling courses: Counselling courses for Spring 2009,from the Adult Learning Guide.
Dance and Music courses: Dance and Music courses for Spring 2009,from the Adult Learning Guide.
DIY courses: DIY courses for Spring 2009,from the Adult Learning Guide.
Driving Theory courses: Driving Theory courses for Spring 2009,from the Adult Learning Guide.
English Literacy courses: English Literacy courses for Spring 2009,from the Adult Learning Guide.
ESOL courses and learning: English for Speakers of Other Languages ESOL, courses for Spring 2009,from the Adult Learning Guide.
Family Learning courses: Family Learning courses for Spring 2009,from the Adult Learning Guide.
Horticulture and Conservation courses: Horticulture and Conservation courses for Spring 2009,from the Adult Learning Guide.
Keep Fit, Health & Well-being: Keep Fit, Health & Well-being sessions for Spring 2009,from the Adult Learning Guide.
Language courses: Language courses for Spring 2009,from the Adult Learning Guide.
Maths and Numeracy courses: Maths and Numeracy courses for Spring 2009,from the Adult Learning Guide.
Office and Admin skills: Office and Admin skills courses for Spring 2009,from the Adult Learning Guide.

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