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Adult course guide Autumn 2018-19
wea.org.uk/yorkshumber
There’s a WEA
cOourse for you
Bradford, Calderdale
and Kirklees
Learn the WEA way. Your way. Welcome to the UK’s largest voluntary sector provider of adult education. At the WEA, we believe all adults should have access to the opportunities of education, right on their doorstep. With 2,000+ dedicated tutors, 3,000+ active volunteers and supportive members, working across 2,000+ course venues - we spread our impact nationwide. Together, we believe in access to adult learning for all. We believe in lifelong learning for all. And, we believe adult learning counts towards a better, fairer society for all. Whether it’s about feeling better equipped with the skills to take on tomorrow, or it’s simply learning and debating ideas for the joy of it – we’re here, together, to make good things happen in our communities and to our society. All you need to bring is your willingness and excitement to learn.
01 - 02
Enrolment and
Support
How do I enrol?
Courses are available to book online or by calling us.
We recommend booking quickly to avoid disappointment.
The courses listed here are simply a flavour of our offerings.
For other courses in your area please visit our website.
W. wea.org.uk T. 0300 303 3464
Can I enrol in person? I’d love to do a course but I can’t
Possibly. You may be able to turn up at the afford it. Can you help?
first session and get involved, but only if the We want our courses to be within reach of
course isn’t fully booked. It’s much safer to all adults, so you may be eligible for financial
enrol beforehand. Some courses require that support if you are on a low income or receive
you attend a pre-assessment session to check income-related benefits. This could include
that the course is suitable, but we’ll make that help with childcare, travel costs, exam fees,
clear in the course details. books, costs of field trips and tuition fees
under certain circumstances.
Are classes reliant on size?
Yes. If numbers are too low the course may be What if I have a disability, learning
cancelled or re-arranged to another time. difficulty, health issue or other
support needs?
I have some questions. Then we’re ready to help as best we can. Call
Who do I ask? us as soon as possible so that we can make
Give us a call on 0300 303 3464 or take a look plans before you start a course.
at our website wea.org.uk
Do you choose accessible venues?
We offer information and We try to, wherever possible, but we can’t
advice about: guarantee it in all cases. Get in touch for
details of a venue’s accessibility.
Choosing the right course
Fees and financial support
Learning support I might need help with my maths
Progression and/or English? Is that ok?
The WEA Of course. If you would like an assessment, or
you want to discuss support with your tutor,
then contact us before your course begins.
Course Fees and
Support
How are courses funded? What does a course cost?
The WEA receives public funding from the For students who are required to pay a fee
Education and Skills Funding Agency (ESFA) for their courses, fees are shown against
for the majority of our courses. This funding each course or on the page where the
supplements the fees paid by students course appears. All students will be asked
and sponsors. For most of our courses, this to provide their date of birth at the time
funding is only available for people who are of completing an enrolment form. This
19 or over on the 1st September 2018. information is required by our funders - if
this information is not provided, a higher
course fee will be payable as we will be
Are some courses free?
unable to claim funding for you.
For ESFA funded courses, you are entitled
to free tuition if you receive certain benefits, What if I’m new to the UK?
as listed below (or if you are dependent on Students who have not been resident in the
someone who receives those benefits). You UK/EU for the last 3 years will be required
may be asked for evidence of your benefit to complete a Student Eligibility Form
status such as a letter from Job Centre Plus. and provide appropriate evidence. If this
information is not provided a higher course
fee will be payable as we will be unable to
Job Seekers Allowance claim funding for you.
Employment and Support Allowance Can I apply for a loan?
(ESA - work related) Yes. There are Advanced Learning Loans
Universal Credit and earn less than available for all students aged 19 and
£338 per month or household earns above studying vocational, technical
less than £541 per month and professional qualifications at Level 3
and above. The loans will apply if you are
Income Support, Housing Benefit,
starting a higher level course on or after 1
Council Tax Reduction (not single
August 2018.
occupancy discount) or
Employment and Support Allowance Can I cancel my course?
(ESA) support group You can cancel a course booking at any time
Working Tax Credit by informing the WEA in writing. You may
Pension Guarantee Credit be eligible for a partial refund - give us a call
to find out more.
Asylum Seeker
Can I pay by instalment?
Please note these may be subject to change due to This is available on some longer WEA
funding requirements.
courses which are 40 hours or more long.
For full details of WEA course fees, refunds
and cancellations, as well as other support
The information in this brochure is correct at which may be available to you, please visit
time of going to print, but may be subject to our website.
government funding changes.
03 - 04 Contents by Area Bradford Courses Kirklees Courses Bradford Pages 06 - 08 Holmfirth Page 23 Ilkley Page 11 Huddersfield Page 24 Keighley Pages 11 - 12 Shipley Pages 15 Skipton Page 16 Calderdale Courses Halifax and Upper Calder Valley Branch Pages 16 - 17 Halifax Pages 16 - 18 Hebden Bridge Pages 18 - 21 Other courses in Halifax Page 21 Calderdale Branch Page 27 Booking Form Did you know? This brochure is one of a series of five, and includes:- North & North East Lincolnshire, Hull and East Riding; York and North Yorkshire; Barnsley, Doncaster, Rotherham and Sheffield; Bradford, Calderdale and Kirklees; Harrogate, Leeds, Wakefield and The Five Towns. To find out more contact: W. wea.org.uk/yorkshumber E. yorkshumber@wea.org.uk T. 0114 242 3609
About the Y&H Region The WEA delivers adult education courses in communities across the Yorkshire and Humber region. There are a wide range of subjects and courses to choose from, you can gain new skills, share existing skills and knowledge, gain qualifications or enjoy learning something new. This brochure gives a flavour of the courses running in the region for the Autumn Term 2018 and into 2019. We run courses throughout the year and you can search online to find out what’s on offer near you wea.org.uk/yorkshumber Our adult education staff are located in the heart of communities, delivering our courses on your doorstep where most of our students travel less than 3 miles to attend a class. We work closely with partners to ensure people are fully supported to take part in learning. You’ll find a warm welcome in all of our classes, with experienced tutors and support staff. As well as being educational, our courses help people to feel less lonely and isolated, and bring people of all ages and backgrounds together. Find the course that’s right for you and learn with us, the WEA way! In addition to the courses listed in this brochure, we run courses and activities with a range of community organisations, working closely with our partners to deliver education with the purpose of reducing social exclusion and bringing people together to improve health, wellbeing and to become actively engaged in their community. These community courses support a wide range of groups including adults with learning and/or physical disabilities, adults living in areas of disadvantage and unemployment, people with lived experience of mental health difficulties, vulnerable men and women, and black, Asian and minority ethnic groups. We welcome the opportunity to connect with organisations to raise aspirations through education. You can also follow us on Facebook at @WEAYorkshireHumber and Twitter @WEAYH to keep up to date with new courses and events.
Enrol online at wea.org.uk or call 0300 303 3464 05 - 06 Bradford Courses Bradford WEA Wakefield Team T. 01924 907138 E. yhnorthwest@wea.org.uk Course Art - Appreciation: The Female Canvas Women Artists £25.00 with Jennie Kiff Sat 08/06/2019, 10:30 - 15:30, 1 session, Ref. C3673763 The Bradford Hotel, Hall Ings, Bradford, BD1 5SH To explore the role of women artists in the wider context of art history, how they saw themselves and how others saw them. Art - Practical: Crochet with Bushra Siddique £77.00 Wed 19/09/2018, 12:30 - 14:30, 11 sessions, Ref. C3673469 Grange Interlink / The Learning Zone, Summerville Road, Bradford, BD7 1PX To demonstrate various crochet techniques and processes to produce woollen garments and 3D objects. To use different materials like toy filling, embroidery and beads in crochet projects. Craft: Knitting and Crochet with Bushra Siddique £77.00 Mon 17/09/2018, 10:00 - 12:00, 11 sessions, Ref. C3673470 Khidmat Centre, 36 Spencer Road, Bradford, BD7 2EU To introduce knitting and crochet techniques and processes to make garments. To demonstrate various methods of creating patterns, shapes and producing woollen projects. Craft: Mehndi Arts and Crafts with Rozeena Rahman £70.00 Tue 18/09/2018, 09:30 - 11:30, 10 sessions, Ref. C3673449 Khidmat Centre, 36 Spencer Road, Bradford, BD7 2EU The course aims to introduce a number of crafting techniques in which learners can learn and develop their art skills building up confidence to develop their own artistic skills and creativity. Craft: Sewing for All with Nazmeen Sadiq £77.00 Tue 18/09/2018, 09:30 - 11:30, 11 sessions, Ref. C3673454 Attock Community Association, Chichester House, 10 Melbourne Place, Bradford, BD5 0JA The aim of this course is to empower learners with a new skill for life and to develop their skills by using different sewing techniques. Craft: Sewing for All with Bushra Siddique £77.00 Thu 20/09/2018, 12:30 - 14:30, 11 sessions, Ref. C3673457 Grange Interlink / The Learning Zone, Summerville Road, Bradford, BD7 1PX To introduce the methods and processes of producing ladies’ clothes. To develop understanding of measurements, drafting, cutting and stitching techniques. Healthy Living: Healthy Eating with Rehana Patel £77.00 Tue 18/09/2018, 12:45 - 14:45, 11 sessions, Ref. C3673422 Lister Primary School, Scotchman Road, Bradford, BD9 5AT Understand the main benefits of healthy eating and how this impacts on general health. Enable learners from the Asian community to use alternative ways of cooking to reduce risk of cholesterol and diabetes.
Enrol online at wea.org.uk or call 0300 303 3464
History: An Introduction to the History £70.00
and Heritage of Bradford with David Weldrake
Wed 19/09/2018, 10:00 - 12:00, 10 sessions, Ref. C3673180
The Bradford Hotel, Hall Ings, Bradford, BD1 5SH
To explore the physical, archaeological and written evidence for the development of Bradford.
To give students sufficient confidence to begin to interpret this material for themselves.
History: The workshop of the world yields to the American £49.00
Century with Sidney Brown
Thu 20/09/2018, 13:30 - 15:30, 7 sessions, Ref. C3673346
The Bradford Hotel, Hall Ings, Bradford, BD1 5SH
Course aims to provide a basic knowledge, encourage further interest in the topic and
appreciate its significance to us in the present.
History: Laughing through Austerity with Brian Billcliff £49.00
Thu 17/01/2019, 13:30 - 15:30, 7 sessions, Ref. C3673350
The Bradford Hotel, Hall Ings, Bradford, BD1 5SH
Course aims to provide a basic knowledge, encourage further interest in the topic and
appreciate its significance to us in the present
History: Scandals in Victoria England with Jennie Kiff £25.00
Sat 27/04/2019, 10:30 - 15:30, 1 session, Ref. C3673761
The Bradford Hotel, Hall Ings, Bradford, BD1 5SH
This course will look at four themes that scandalised Victorian Society and led to changes in
the law, social attitudes and the lives of thousands of Victorians.
Jewellery Making: Introduction to Making Jewellery £77.00
with Bushra Siddique
Tue 18/09/2018, 12:30 - 14:30, 11 sessions, Ref. C3673471
Grange Interlink / The Learning Zone, Summerville Road, Bradford, BD7 1PX
To introduce the basic techniques and the processes of producing jewellery with beads and
wire. To build creativity with the use of a range of additional materials including weaving,
paper origami, and crochet.
Personal Development: Men’s Wellbeing with John Townson £84.00
Tue 11/09/2018, 10:15 - 12:15, 12 sessions, Ref. C3673751
Melville House, Preston Street, Bradford, BD7 1JP
Provide entry level introduction to the processes of men’s health care and well-being.
For students at Home Farm Trust only.
Schools, Parenting and Child Development: Positive Parenting £77.00
with Catherine Wilcock
Mon 17/09/2018, 09:00 - 11:00, 10 sessions, Ref. C3673472
Lister Primary School, Scotchman Road, Bradford, BD9 5AT
To enable parents/carers to provide a positive environment at home, leading to improved
behaviour and learning at home and school.
Textiles and Fashion: Enhancing Your Sewing Skills £77.00
with Bibi Khan
Mon 17/09/2018, 09:15 - 11:15, 11 sessions, Ref. C3673395
Newby Primary School, Ryan Street, West Bowling, Bradford, BD5 7DQ
To develop and enhance the skills required in stitching a garment. To provide an introduction
to fabric manipulation techniques and fabric properties.Enrol online at wea.org.uk or call 0300 303 3464 07 - 08
Textiles and Fashion: Sewing for All with Safina Khan £77.00
Mon 17/09/2018, 09:30 - 11:30, 11 sessions, Ref. C3673408
Lilycroft Primary School, Lilycroft Road, Manningham, Bradford, BD9 5AD
To learn basic skills in creating, cutting a pattern and sewing.
To produce a wearable garment.
Textiles and Fashion: Sewing for All with Bibi Khan £77.00
Mon 17/09/2018, 13:00 - 15:00, 11 sessions, Ref. C3673371
Velvet Mill, Lilycroft Road, Bradford, BD9 5BQ
To develop and enhance the skills required in stitching a garment. To provide an introduction
to fabric manipulation techniques and fabric properties.
Textiles and Fashion: Sewing for Improvers with Safina Khan £77.00
Mon 17/09/2018, 13:00 - 15:00, 11 sessions, Ref. C3673409
Millan Centre, Victor Street, Bradford, BD9 4RA
To develop skills in sewing by using various strategies, techniques and methods and to inspire
students to create unique garments.
Textiles and Fashion: Sewing for Improvers with Safina Khan £77.00
Wed 19/09/2018, 09:30 - 11:30, 11 sessions, Ref. C3673404
Khidmat Centre, 36 Spencer Road, Bradford, BD7 2EU
To develop skills in sewing by using various strategies, techniques and methods and to inspire
students to create unique garments.
Textiles and Fashion: Sewing for Improvers with Safina Khan £86.63
Wed 19/09/2018, 13:00 - 15:15, 11 sessions, Ref. C3673402
Guru Gobind Singh Community Centre, 39 Gobind Marg, Bradford, BD3 9JN
To develop skills in sewing by using various strategies, techniques and methods and to inspire
students to create unique garments.
Textiles and Fashion: Sewing for Improvers with Safina Khan £77.00
Thu 20/09/2018, 13:00 - 15:00, 11 sessions, Ref. C3673397
Bangladesh Porishad Community Centre, 31 Cornwall Road, Bradford, BD8 7JN
To develop skills in sewing by using various strategies, techniques and methods and to inspire
students to create unique garments.
Textiles and Fashion: Sewing for All with Bibi Khan £70.00
Fri 21/09/2018, 10:00 - 12:00, 11 sessions, Ref. C3673377
Velvet Mill, Lilycroft Road, Bradford, BD9 5BQ
To develop and enhance the skills required in stitching a garment. To provide an introduction
to fabric manipulation techniques and fabric properties.
Our courses are free to
eligible students, see
page 3 for more details.Into woRrk
57%
of students who were unemployed
and looking for work before the
course became employed after
Are you who entering the world of work
for the first time, returning to work after
a break or changing career?
Recognise your potential: Boost your
confidence and realise that your skills and
qualities count
Get ready for work: Identify your skills,
qualities and attitudes needed for learning
and work
Develop social media skills: Discover how
social media can help to find work
First steps into employment: Gives you the
courage and motivation to gain employment,
perhaps for the first time
First steps into employment for parents:
Builds your confidence, knowledge and
skills to either get a job for the first time
or return to work after having children
First steps into employment for 50+: Develops confidence about returning to
work or going to work for the first time for those 50+
Computer skills for work: Identify basic computer skills needed for finding work
We run accredited and non-accredited courses delivering many of these in
partnership with Job Centre Plus and Housing Associations.
All courses are free to adults in receipt of means tested benefits.
For further information, please contact: WEA Wakefield Office
T. 01924 907138 E. yhnorthwest@wea.org.uk09 - 10
Building confidence by
unearthing a hidden talent
Daisy is a single mum of two girls.
She was shy and nervous and
suffered from low self-esteem.
It was in her local community centre that
Daisy saw a poster advertising a sewing
group and she plucked up the courage to go
along.
At the start Daisy wasn’t confident enough to
do her work on her own; she received lots of
support on a one to one basis from her WEA
tutor and gained support from the group
demonstrations and student interactions.
Daisy soon learned new skills and her
confidence blossomed – making friends on
the course and discovering a hidden talent
that has empowered her to achieve more in
other aspects of her life.
Since attending the sewing course, Daisy
has not only achieved new skills and seen
an increase in her self-confidence she has
now continued her educational pathway
to gain greater qualifications including the
completion of the WEA’s ‘Volunteers Helping
in Schools’ course which revealed her desire
to work with children.
Daisy has now gained employment working
in a local primary school.
To be able to attend the sewing class
is so much more than attending any
class - it has given me the confidence
to learn new skills. I feel a sense of
achievement every time I finish a
garment…Best of all I am able to
share and pass on my skills to my
daughters who are also very proud of
their mummy’s work”.
DaisyEnrol online at wea.org.uk or call 0300 303 3464 Ilkley WEA Wakefield Team T. 01924 907138 E. yhnorthwest@wea.org.uk Course History: Exploring Ancient Landscapes in Upper Wharfedale £25.00 with Roger Martlew Mon 20/8/2018, 10:30 - 16:30, 1 session, Ref. C3673794 Christ Church, 21 The Grove, Ilkley, LS29 9LW More than just a ramble in beautiful countryside, this one-day course will give an in-depth introduction to the complex development of the Dales landscape. History: The Seedtime of the Republic with Sidney Brown £49.00 Mon 17/09/2018, 13:30 - 15:30, 7 sessions, Ref. C3673343 St Margarets Church Hall, Queens Road, Ilkley, LS29 9QJ Course aims to provide a basic knowledge, encourage further interest in the topic and appreciate its significance to us in the present through detailed discussions. History: Coping with the Comrades: The coming of £49.00 the Cold War to America with Sidney Brown Mon 14/01/2019, 13:30 - 15:30, 7 sessions, Ref. C3673349 St Margarets Church Hall, Queens Road, Ilkley, LS29 9QJ Course aims to provide a basic knowledge, encourage further interest in the topic and appreciate its significance to us in the present. Keighley WEA Wakefield Team T. 01924 907138 E. yhnorthwest@wea.org.uk Course Art - Practical: Festival and Party Henna with Rozeena Rahman £70.00 Tue 18/09/2018, 10:00 - 12:00, 10 sessions, Ref. C3673451 Millan Centre, Victor Street, Bradford, BD9 4RA This course will provide learners the opportunity to create quick simple festival/party henna designs as well as learning about the origins and history of henna and understanding the health and safety issues. Family History: Family History - Developing the Jigsaw £55.13 with Jacqueline Depelle Wed 03/10/2018, 10:15 - 12:30, 7 sessions, Ref. C3673382 Friends Meeting House, Keighley, Strawberry Street, Keighley, BD21 3BA To advance family history research through reviewing sources both online and in archives. To look at Deeds, Chancery Court papers and records for the female line.
Enrol online at wea.org.uk or call 0300 303 3464 11 - 12
Family History: Family History - Manorial Records £55.13
with Jacqueline Depelle
Wed 03/10/2018, 13:30 - 15:45, 7 sessions, Ref. C3673385
Friends Meeting House, Keighley, Strawberry Street, Keighley, BD21 3BA
To promote experience of widely under used source material whilst maintaining accurate
recording and carrying out general family history research.
Covering the 12th Century to 1922 English records are listed in the Manorial Documents
Register, increasingly online. Our course will use the MRD, sample documents and evaluate
how they extend Family History research. Time for research and general queries.
Holistic Therapy: Love Henna with Rozeena Rahman £70.00
Mon 17/09/2018, 09:30 - 11:30, 10 sessions, Ref. C3673442
Keighley Asian Women’s Centre, Marlborough St, Keighley BD21 3HU
This course will provide the learners opportunity to create stylish modern henna designs as well
as learning about the origins and history of henna and understanding the health and safety
issues.
Holistic Therapy: Love Henna with Rozeena Rahman £70.00
Mon 17/09/2018, 12:45 - 14:45, 10 sessions, Ref. C3673447
Keighley Asian Women’s Centre, Marlborough St, Keighley BD21 3HU
This course will provide the learners opportunity to create stylish modern henna designs as well
as learning about the origins and history of henna and understanding the health and safety
issues.
Our courses are free to
eligible students, see
page 3 for more details.Art class helps AnIita
with her wellbeing
Anita finds her happy place at our Art for As I suffer from depression
and anxiety, I find this
Wellbeing class in Halifax. course very therapeutic.
When I am all alone in my
flat and become down,
Our Art for Wellbeing class ran by WEA Tutor Sarah, is I tend to make items
designed to give students an opportunity to explore a inspired by this course
variety of art and craft techniques through a series of which gives me a lot of
mini projects. Sarah ensures each of her sessions are pleasure. I have made a
flexible, giving students the opportunity to personalise wreath and garland out
their own learning journey towards the end of the of re-cycled fabrics and
course. knitted small robins too.
Student Anita had an on going battle with anxiety and Anita
depression making daily life a struggle. Sarah’s Art class
allows her to gain control of her emotions and feels that
being a part of the class makes her feel less isolated.
She now takes pride in showcasing her work to the rest
of the group, coming a long way from the start of the
course where she found it difficult to converse even in
the slightest.
Prior to the course, Anita felt quite isolated and
struggled to get out of bed on a morning due to her
anxiety. She was apprehensive on her first session
however, she feels that the course is “one of the best
things that’s happened” for her. Her fellow students
have become her friends and she has also joined the
Drawing Class as she loves what the sessions bring her.13 - 14
Courses for the Kirklees
Community 2018-19
WEA offers a wide range of courses and activities for adults in the
Kirklees and Calderdale communities. These include:
Functional Skills Maths and Skills for Volunteers
English City & Guilds Qualifications Arts and Crafts for Families
English for Speakers of Other Dressmaking
Languages (ESOL) courses
Exploring local heritage and history
City & Guilds Qualifications
Health and wellbeing
Helping in Schools – Support Work in
Schools Award Level 2 Confidence building
Practical Parent Helpers - Healthy Cooking on a Budget
Introduction to volunteering in a Everyday IT Skills
school
Courses are offered in partnership with many venues in local communities.
For example, we have courses at:
Almondbury Community School – Crosland Moor Learning Centre,
Fernside Centre Huddersfield
Ravensthorpe Community Paddock Community Centre,
Centre, Dewsbury Huddersfield
Boothroyd Primary, Dewsbury Schools across Kirklees
Al Hikmah Centre, Batley St. John’s Centre, Huddersfield
and many other venues through
the yearEnrol online at wea.org.uk or call 0300 303 3464
Shipley
WEA Wakefield Team T. 01924 907138 E. yhnorthwest@wea.org.uk
Course
Archaeology: Decoding Britain’s Ancient Landscapes £84.00
with Roger Martlew
Mon 10/09/2018, 13:30 - 15:30, 12 sessions, Ref. C3673010
Shipley Library, 2 Wellcroft, Shipley, BD18 3QH
The course will provide an introduction to landscape archaeology through case studies from
around Britain.
Art - Practical: Creative Arts and Crafts with Jane McDonald £70.00
Wed 19/9/2018, 12:30 - 14:30, 10 sessions, Ref. C3673154
Hive, Kirkgate Community Centre, Kirkgate, Shipley, BD18 3EH
To provide opportunities in making a number of achievable art and craft items within a
friendly, supportive and pressure free environment. Half term on 24/10/18.
Art - Practical: Creative Arts and Crafts with Jane McDonald £70.00
Wed 16/1/2019, 12:30 - 14:30, 10 sessions, Ref. C3673155
Hive, Kirkgate Community Centre, Kirkgate, Shipley, BD18 3EH
To provide opportunities in making a number of achievable art and craft items within a
friendly, supportive and pressure free environment. Half term 20/2/19.
History: Bradford’s Industrial Revolution ‘Village to City’ £49.00
with Norman Simpson
Mon 10/09/2018, 10:00 - 12:00, 7 sessions, Ref. C3673007
Shipley Library, 2 Wellcroft, Shipley, BD18 3QH
To understand how the industrial revolution affected Bradford in terms of the enormity of the
change that resulted to the immediate area.
History: Travellers Tales with Robert Voakes £70.00
Wed 12/09/2018, 10:00 - 12:00, 10 sessions, Ref. C3672415
Northcliffe Church Hall Shipley, Hall Royd, Shipley, BD18 3ED
An exploration of a 1,000 years of travel and travel writing.
Textiles and Fashion: Sewing for all with Gill Smith £84.00
Wed 19/9/2018, 15:30 - 17:30, 12 sessions, Ref. C3673157
Hive, Kirkgate Community Centre, Kirkgate, Shipley, BD18 3EH
A relaxed and friendly course ideal for beginners and those more advanced at sewing.
Focusing on starting out, you will be guided through what you should consider when choosing
your special project. Half term 24/10/18.
Textiles and Fashion: Knitting and Crochet with Gill Smith £84.00
Wed 19/9/2018, 18:30 - 20:30, 12 sessions, Ref. C3673158
Hive, Kirkgate Community Centre, Kirkgate, Shipley, BD18 3EH
A relaxed and friendly course ideal for beginners and those more advanced at sewing.
Focusing on starting out, you will be guided through what you should consider when choosing
your special project. Half term 24/10/18.Enrol online at wea.org.uk or call 0300 303 3464 15 - 16
Skipton
WEA Wakefield Team T. 01924 907138 E. yhnorthwest@wea.org.uk
Course
History: Decoding Britain’s Ancient Landscapes £84.00
with Roger Martlew
Mon 07/01/2019, 10:00 - 12:00, 12 sessions, Ref. C3673899
Champions Church, Carleton Road, Skipton, BD23 2AU
The course will provide an introduction to landscape archaeology through case studies from
around Britain
Calderdale Courses
Halifax and Upper Calder Valley Branch
Halifax
Anne Kirker T. 01422 823966 E. wea.hxsec@zen.co.uk
(the contact person is a voluntary worker and is not always available)
As well as the option of enrolling online, or by phone, places on Halifax
and Upper Calder Valley Branch courses may be booked directly with
the branch. If you wish to pay for a Branch Course by cheque (made
out to “WEA”) please contact Kenneth Wilson, Old House Farm, Elland
Road, Barkisland, Halifax HX4 0DJ. T. 01422 822342
The majority of courses listed in the brochure may continue into
January and April 2019 subject to student interest and tutor
availability.
For further details please contact the branch on the number above
or confirm with the course tutor.
Course
Art - Practical: Introduction to Drawing and Painting £70.00
with Mark Burgum
Mon 24/09/2018, 13:30 - 15:30, 10 sessions, Ref. C3673562
Orangebox Halifax, 1 Blackledge, Halifax, HX1 1AF
To provide a basic introduction to drawing and painting techniques across a range of media
and processes. To develop learners’ confidence in drawing and painting.
Art - Appreciation: Twentieth Century Mexican Art £70.00
with Michael Nolan
Fri 05/10/2018, 10:30 - 12:30, 10 sessions, Ref. C3673586
Orangebox Halifax, 1 Blackledge, Halifax, HX1 1AF
This interactive course will explore the remarkable nature of 20th Century Mexican art, setting
it in its historical context.Enrol online at wea.org.uk or call 0300 303 3464
Art - Appreciation: Great Paintings - Exploring Art and Artists £49.00
with Jennie Kiff
Tue 30/04/2019, 10:30 - 12:30, 7 sessions, Ref. C3673614
Orangebox Halifax, 1 Blackledge, Halifax, HX1 1AF
To examine the work of artists from across the world looking at different styles, subjects and
place these in the context of the artists and their world.
Creative Writing: Write a Novel in a Year with Anna Turner £157.50
Sat 15/09/2018, 10:30 - 15:00, 10 sessions, Ref. C3673541
Halifax Central Library, Northgate, Halifax, HX1 1UN
To provide an understanding of the tools you need to write a novel, and also how to keep
going and get the words on the page.
History: Buon Appetito with Robert Voakes £25.00
Sat 22/09/2018, 10:30 - 15:30, 1 session, Ref. C3673516
Romeo & Juliet Restaurant & Pizzeria, 3 Horton Street, Halifax, HX1 1PU
To provide an enjoyable and informative introduction to modern Italian food
history and culture. This Saturday School includes lunch, which is part of course cost.
Contact Anne Kirker on T. 01422 365879 E. wea.sec@zen.co.uk to book a place.
History: Sicilian Days, Calabrian Nights: The History, Culture
and Food of Southern Italy with Robert Voakes £70.00
Tue 25/09/2018, 10:30 - 12:30, 10 sessions, Ref. C3673518
Orangebox Halifax, 1 Blackledge, Halifax, HX1 1AF
An exploration of the history, culture and food of Southern Italy.
Philosophy: Philosophy for Life with Michael Kaye £70.00
Tue 08/01/2019, 10:30 - 12:30, 10 sessions, Ref. C3673610
Orangebox Halifax, 1 Blackledge, Halifax, HX1 1AF
To introduce philosophy as a form of therapy for life.
Our courses are free to
eligible students, see
page 3 for more details.Enrol online at wea.org.uk or call 0300 303 3464 17 - 18
Hebden Bridge
Anne Kirker T. 01422 823966 E. wea.hxsec@zen.co.uk
(the contact person is a voluntary worker and is not always available)
Course
Art - Practical: Introduction to Drawing and Painting £70.00
with Mark Burgum
Wed 26/09/2018, 13:00 - 15:00, 10 sessions, Ref. C3673559
Hope Baptist Church, Cheetham Street, Hebden Bridge, HX7 8EW
To provide a basic introduction to drawing, painting techniques and explore a range of media
processes. To build learners’ confidence and develop core skills in visual art.
Creative Writing: The Artists’ Way with Anna Turner £84.00
Thu 20/09/2018, 19:00 - 21:00, 12 sessions, Ref. C3673544
Hope Baptist Church, Cheetham Street, Hebden Bridge, HX7 8EW
To explore your creativity, make time for creativity and break down barriers, within a
supportive group setting.
Creative Writing: Contemporary Poetry with Sally Baker £70.00
Fri 21/09/2018, 10:00 - 12:00, 10 sessions, Ref. C3673547
Hope Baptist Church, Cheetham Street, Hebden Bridge, HX7 8EW
This course will look at contemporary poetry, its language, themes and forms, as inspiration
for writing new poems.
Creative Writing: Putting Together a Poetry Pamphlet £52.50
with Sally Baker
Sat 22/09/2018, 11:00 - 16:00, 3 sessions, Ref. C3673584
Hope Baptist Church, Cheetham Street, Hebden Bridge, HX7 8EW
To provide a framework for assembling and editing a collection of poems, with a view to
publication.
Creative Writing: Writing Group with Anna Turner £70.00
Mon 24/09/2018, 19:30 - 21:30, 10 sessions, Ref. C3673543
Hope Baptist Church, Cheetham Street, Hebden Bridge, HX7 8EW
A supportive group to share writing, writing experiences and to to write together.
Creative Writing: Creative Writing with Anna Turner £70.00
Thu 27/09/2018, 10:00 - 12:00, 10 sessions, Ref. C3673542
Hope Baptist Church, Cheetham Street, Hebden Bridge, HX7 8EW
To form a regular writing habit, extend your writing abilities and gain confidence in writing.
Fitness & Exercise: Yoga with Tracy Davies £49.00
Tue 11/09/2018, 11:00 - 13:00, 7 sessions, Ref. C3673555
The Hebden Therapy Centre, 9 Wragley House, Valley Road, Hebden Bridge, HX7 7BN
To increase your flexibility, peace of mind and ability to relax through the practice of regular
yoga, relaxation and meditation.Tutor Tales.. Energetic tutor Bridget welcomes me into her vibrant class room. It is full of smiling faces, and Bridget is getting her Helping in Schools class geared up for a game-based learning activity. The session has a lively start! A ball game is used for learning names, and physical, mental & emotional development are discussed. The ball game also highlights how gross motor skills and communication skills can be developed by children through active learning. Upon asking Bridget about her teaching experience, she was excited to tell us all about it: Why do l teach? A good question! I teach as l enjoy the whole process, from the challenge and excitement of designing a course, to breaking it down into lessons. I love engaging learners, delivering the ideas and concepts which lead to the best, very best, bit of my job, which is observing the difference the learning has made for individual people. I am immensely proud of all my learners. Some arrive very anxious, and others are excited. They come from all walks of life and then study really hard and fit their learning around all their other commitments. I encourage my students to feel they can go on and succeed at whatever they wish. Each learner has their own goals: it may be to feel better about themselves; to look to the future with different and more positive eyes; or to progress with greater confidence and motivation. Learning opens doors, and for many of my learners, their positive and magnificent determination and hard work has helped them move onto further education, training and jobs. That’s why l teach ... it’s great & completely rewarding.
19 - 20
Schools &
parentIing
65%
of students with children under
18 improved their confidence in
helping their children with reading,
writing or maths
We offer a range of Family Learning courses at various venues across
the region. The courses are designed to help you feel more confident in
understanding your child’s development and helping them with their own
learning. They also support parents and carers to explore their own skills,
abilities and interests in working with children and young people in a wide
range of educational settings. Some of our courses provide an opportunity
for volunteering in a school and can provide a route into employment.
Practical Parent Helpers children’s centre, and will also undertake
a self-organised placement of voluntary
Free course – this short non-accredited
classroom support - 20 hours total over
course will give students the knowledge,
the period of the course.
skills and understanding to support
children’s learning through a range of fun
and practical activities. Helping with Special
There are no formal entry requirements Educational Needs and
as this is a taster course to encourage Disabilities in Schools
students to progress onto Helping in 45 hours – usually 10 x 4.5 hour session.
Schools (Level 2 Award in Support Work
in Schools and Colleges). This is an accredited course which builds
on knowledge gained on Helping in
Schools or equivalent courses. Students
Helping in Schools - Level 2 will explore provision in mainstream
Award in Support Work in schools for children with Special
Educational Needs and Disabilities and
Schools and Colleges the implications of making this provision.
63 hours – usually 14 x 4.5 hour session. A voluntary classroom placement of
An accredited course which aims to help approximately 2 hours per week is a
students gain a better understanding requirement of this course.
of the school curriculum, how a school Students will undertake an Initial
is managed, and how pupils develop Assessment to check that they are able to
and learn. Students attend a weekly work at Level 2.
daytime session, often in a school or
All courses are free to adults in receipt of means tested benefits.
For further information and application forms, please contact:
WEA Wakefield Office T. 01924 907138 E. yhnorthwest@wea.org.ukEnrol online at wea.org.uk or call 0300 303 3464
Literature: Poetry from Around the World with Sally Baker £70.00
Thu 20/09/2018, 14:00 - 16:00, 10 sessions, Ref. C3673545
Hope Baptist Church, Cheetham Street, Hebden Bridge, HX7 8EW
To appreciate poems from a variety of different cultures around the world, and to write new
poems inspired by other forms and styles.
WEA is happy to be running courses in the new venue Todmorden
College soon to be Todmorden Learning Centre. We will be developing
a diverse programme of courses in the centre that includes family
learning, a new ‘Green Curriculum’, and a range of arts, history and
humanities courses.
Other courses in Halifax
WEA Wakefield Team T. 01924 907138 E. yhnorthwest@wea.org.uk
Course
Art - Practical: Creative Textiles with Harriet Lawton £49.00
Thu 6/09/2018, 10:00 - 12:00, 7 sessions, Ref. C3673551
The Artworks, Shaw Lodge, Shaw Lane, Halifax, HX3 9ET
The course aims to explore textiles as an art form, using a range of textile techniques to
examine the way textiles can communicate narratives and tell stories.
Art - Practical: Creative Drawing with Sarah O’Boyle £77.00
Mon 17/09/2018, 10:30 - 12:30, 11 sessions, Ref. C3673548
The Artworks, Shaw Lodge, Shaw Lane, Halifax, HX3 9ET
To learn the fundamental skills and techniques of drawing through a structured, creative course.
Art - Practical: Art for Wellbeing with Sarah O’Boyle £77.00
Fri 21/09/2018, 12:30 - 14:30, 11 sessions, Ref. C3673549
The Artworks, Shaw Lodge, Shaw Lane, Halifax, HX3 9ET
A creative and practical introduction to a variety of basic art and craft techniques delivered in
a relaxed yet inspiring environment.
Art - Practical: Creative Weaving Taster Workshop £0.00
with Sarah O’Boyle
Thu 8/11/2018, 10:00 - 13:30, 2 sessions, Ref. C3673521
The Artworks, Shaw Lodge, Shaw Lane, Halifax, HX3 9ET
This short Creative Weaving course will run over two sessions. Learners will be introduced to a
variety of traditional techniques. All ability levels welcome.
Art - Practical: Etching Taster Workshop with Susan Wright £0.00
Thu 22/11/2018, 10:00 - 13:30, 1 session, Ref. C3673525
The Artworks, Shaw Lodge, Shaw Lane, Halifax, HX3 9ET
To provide an introduction to and opportunities to develop the skills and techniques of non
toxic etching on metal. This will lead to the creation of a series of hand printed artworks.21 - 22
Sport is inclusive
for everyone..
Since its inception, the WEA of sport and education combined. Under
this inclusive model and the dedication of
has supported people in local
learners and tutors, individuals with learning
communities to learn what they difficulties and physical disabilities now have
want, their way. One WEA student a voice in the world of boxing, rowing, bowls
with Cerebral Palsy and learning and other community activities.
difficulties worked with his tutor The group pf 12 students deliver practical
to realise his dream of playing in a sessions in schools but more often to
mainstream rugby team. The WEA grassroots sports clubs and healthcare
professionals across the region and
have continued to support the nationally.
growth of Mixed Ability into other
Recently the class ran an interactive
sports through the Inclusion in ‘Communication and Inclusion’ workshop
Sports class. to educate a group from the Global
Covenant of Mayors to show by example,
how communication can be achieved
The Inclusion in Sports class prides itself on
across challenging barriers. The group also
giving a voice to disabled learners to make
ran theoretical and practical sessions for
their dreams a reality. Students not only
40+ European participants of the ‘MIXAR’
compete themselves, they teach the values
Erasmus+ Project.
of a fully inclusive society using the power
Thoroughly enjoyed the
session found it inspiring,
empowering and the best
session so far. I think it is
a wonderful thing that
you are doing and you
should be proud of the
difference you are all
making
ParticipantEnrol online at wea.org.uk or call 0300 303 3464
Art - Practical: Etching Taster Workshop with Susan Wright £0.00
Thu 29/11/2018, 10:00 - 13:30, 1 session, Ref. C3673526
The Artworks, Shaw Lodge, Shaw Lane, Halifax, HX3 9ET
To provide an introduction to and opportunities for the development of skills and techniques
of etching onto metal, leading to the creation of a series of hand printed artworks.
Art - Practical: Christmas Textiles Taster Workshop £0.00
with Harriet Lawton
Thu 06/12/2018, 10:00 - 13:30, 2 sessions, Ref. C3673528
The Artworks, Shaw Lodge, Shaw Lane, Halifax, HX3 9ET
This taster session aims to explore textiles as an art form, using a range of textile techniques to
create your own Christmas-themed textile decorations and products.
Craft: Printmaking with Susan Wright £77.00
Tue 18/09/2018, 10:30 - 12:30, 11 sessions, Ref. C3673554
The Artworks, Shaw Lodge, Shaw Lane, Halifax, HX3 9ET
To provide an introduction to and opportunities for the development of skills and techniques
of traditional printmaking, leading to the creation of a series of hand printed artworks.
Kirklees Courses
Holmfirth
WEA Wakefield Team T. 01924 907138 E. yhnorthwest@wea.org.uk
Course
Healthy Living: Meditation and Mindfulness £157.50
with Chris Summers
Thu 06/09/2018, 18:00 - 21:00, 15 sessions, Ref. C3673564
Holmfirth Civic Hall, Civic Hall, Huddersfield Road, Holmfirth, HD9 3AS
To provide students with the skills & knowledge of a range of mindfulness & meditation
techniques from a variety of cultural sources. To encourage learners to apply these techniques
in their daily lives, for the improvement of health & well-being.
Healthy Living: Reiki For Self Development Part 2 £157.50
with Chris Summers
Fri 07/09/2018, 10:00 - 13:00, 15 sessions, Ref. C3673567
Holmfirth Civic Hall, Civic Hall, Huddersfield Road, Holmfirth, HD9 3AS
To provide an introduction to the techniques and practices from the Second Degree of Reiki
and how these may be applied for self development, building confidence and improving
physical and mental health.Enrol online at wea.org.uk or call 0300 303 3464 23 - 24
Huddersfield
WEA Wakefield Team T. 01924 907138 E. yhnorthwest@wea.org.uk
Course
Community Interpreting: Award in Preparation for £242.50
Work in Community Interpreting with Andrea Fernandes
Borges Goodman
Tue 25/09/2018, 10:00 - 14:00, 12 sessions, Ref. C3673573
St Johns Resource Centre, 29 St. Johns Road, Huddersfield, HD1 5DX
The course aims to prepare people for working or volunteering as a community interpreter.
An initial assessment needs to completed before students can enrol online.
Craft: Sewing and Dressmaking with Amarjit Sahota £105.00
Mon 10/09/2018, 09:15 - 11:45, 12 sessions, Ref. C3673681
Fartown Methodist Church, Spaines Road, Huddersfield, HD2 2SD
In this course you will learn about fabrics, taking measurements of your body, use commercial
patterns, cut out trousers patterns and a variety of techniques to design and produce a garment.
Craft: Sewing and Dressmaking with Amarjit Sahota £105.00
Mon 10/09/2018, 12:30 - 15:00, 12 sessions, Ref. C3673685
Crosland Moor Community Centre, Moorfield Shopping Centre, 15 Park Road West,
Huddersfield, HD4 5RX
In this course you will learn about fabrics, taking measurements of your body, use commercial
patterns, cut out trousers patterns and a variety of techniques to design and produce a garment.
Craft: Sewing and Dressmaking with Amarjit Sahota £105.00
Tue 11/09/2018, 09:15 - 11:45, 12 sessions, Ref. C3673693
Fartown Methodist Church, Spaines Road, Huddersfield, HD2 2SD
In this course you will learn about fabrics, taking measurements of your body, use commercial
patterns, cut out trousers patterns and a variety of techniques to design and produce a garment.
Craft: Sewing and Dressmaking with Amarjit Sahota £105.00
Tue 11/09/2018, 12:30 - 15:00, 12 sessions, Ref. C3673684
Fartown Methodist Church, Spaines Road, Huddersfield, HD2 2SD
In this course you will learn about fabrics, taking measurements of your body, use commercial
patterns, cut out trousers patterns and a variety of techniques to design and produce a garment.
Craft: Sewing and Dressmaking with Amarjit Sahota £105.00
Wed 12/09/2018, 09:30 - 12:00, 12 sessions, Ref. C3673687
Paddock Community Trust, West View, Paddock, Huddersfield, HD1 4TX
In this course you will learn about fabrics, taking measurements of your body, use commercial
patterns, cut out trousers patterns and a variety of techniques to design and produce a garment.
Craft: Sewing and Dressmaking with Amarjit Sahota £105.00
Wed 12/09/2018, 12:30 - 15:00, 12 sessions, Ref. C3673686
Crosland Moor Community Centre, Moorfield Shopping Centre, 15 Park Road West,
Huddersfield, HD4 5RX
In this course you will learn about fabrics, taking measurements of your body, use commercial
patterns, cut out trousers patterns and a variety of techniques to design and produce a garment.Community
Interpreting
We offer Community Interpreting courses at various venues
across the region.
These provide opportunities for speakers of other languages to explore their skills,
abilities and interests in becoming community interpreters. The role of the community
interpreter is becoming increasingly important, particularly in areas with many linguistic
communities. The interpreter acts as a bridge between communities and enables people
to access services and situations which would otherwise not be possible.
Our courses can give you the chance to use your own life experiences and studies to
help others in a range of situations, enable you to improve your skills as a community
interpreter and enhance your employment prospects. You will learn the importance of
good communication skills and practicing confidentiality and impartiality. Our courses
are accredited by Certa at level 1 and 2; we expect to offer the level 3 Award in the
future.
*Students will undertake an initial assessment of their English skills and understanding of
public service terminology on the first session to determine their suitability for the course.
All courses are free to adults in receipt
of means tested benefits.
Doing this course has opened a lot of
doors for me. I was able to get a job that
involved me interpreting during a court
case, which was really interesting.”
Seema, Student25 - 26
English, maths and ESOL (English
for Speakers of Other Languages)
Functional Skills ESOL (English for
English and Maths Speakers of Other
We offer English and maths courses at Languages)
various venues across the region. Before
If English is not your first language and
you enrol on a course, we will meet you
you want to improve your speaking,
first so that we can find out about your
listening, reading and writing skills, one
needs and place you on a course that
of our ESOL courses could be for you.
is the right level for you. Our English
We offer ESOL courses in various venues
and maths courses lead to nationally
across the region. Before you enrol, we
recognised qualifications. The classes
will meet you so that we can find out what
are relaxed, friendly and supportive and
your current level of English is, what you
are designed to help you to feel more
want to achieve and how many hours
confident when using English and maths
per week you wish to study. We will then
in everyday situations.
offer you a place on a course that is the
right level for you. Our ESOL courses lead
to nationally recognised qualifications.
To find out more about The classes are relaxed, friendly and
supportive and are designed to help you
courses near you, email the to feel more confident when using English
Yorkshire & Humber Team at in everyday situations.
yorkshumber@wea.org.ukYorkshire and Humber Annual General Meeting (AGM) and Showcase Event. Saturday 17th November 2018, Venue: St George’s Centre, Great George Street, LS1 3BR. Times and programme to be confirmed. William Alderson Memorial Trust Keynote speaker, Cheryl Turner. Cheryl Turner, is the former senior research fellow at NIACE (now Learning and Work Institute) and until July, their Head of Learning in Families and Communities. Cheryl has worked for 40 years in adult learning: as a WEA Tutor Organiser; teacher in community and higher education; and at NIACE where she led on the third sector, informal learning, citizenship and learner voice. Free event, lunch included. For booking details E. yorkshumber@wea.org.uk T. 0114 242 3609
Enrol online at wea.org.uk or call 0300 303 3464 27 - 28 Calderdale Branch Booking Form To book, simply complete and post the form below. For all enquiries please contact the WEA Wakefield Team T. 01924 907138 E. yhnorthwest@wea.org.uk Name: (Mr, Mrs, Miss, Ms) Address: Postcode: Tel. Email. Please book me on the following courses: Course Title Fee No: Course Title Fee No: Course Title Fee No: Course Title Fee No: Cheque included: please tick Concession claimed If you claim a free course, please indicate which benefit you receive: Cheques should be made payable to WEA. PLEASE RETURN THIS FORM WITH If a receipt is required, please enclose a SAE. THE APPROPRIATE FEE TO: You will have a place on the course unless you Halifax, Hebden Bridge hear otherwise. and Todmorden Courses All enrolments will be “first come, first served”. Kenneth Wilson, All postal enrolments to be received at Treasurer, Old House Farm, least a week before the course starts. Elland Road, Barkisland, HX4 0DJ.
BecOome a
WEA Tutor
Education should be within
reach of everyone - This belief
is central to our work at the
WEA. Our 2,000+ tutors do
an amazing job at making
education accessible to adults in
their local communities.
Will you join them?
We’re looking for professionals up
and down the country to teach:
English, maths, ESOL, community
interpreting, history, literature, art,
languages, schools and parenting,
and much more…
Aside from your specialist knowledge,
you will have the skills to communicate
with learners as adults and the
flexibility to shape the course
around the needs of the group.
More info: wea.org.uk/tutors
I want my learners to feel
they can talk to me about
anything. We’re all in this
together, you know? If I
can open doors for them,
then I’ll do what I can.
Rebecca, Tutor in RochdaleEnrol online at wea.org.uk or call 0300 303 3464 29 - 30
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on how we could improve our services, call into a Learning Agreement with us. This is
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contact your Regional Office directly. Agreement can be found on our website at:
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Staying Safe responsibilities for creating a positive learning
environment.
The WEA is committed to providing a
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staff via your Regional Office. join us to help build a strong voice for adult
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The WEA believes that education plays a
agreeing to the charitable aims, mission and
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values of the Association. If you are interested
and disadvantage. We are committed to
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