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Contents Welcome Information

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Creative Skills

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Cooking Skills

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Health & Wellbeing

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Social Subjects

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Life Skills

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Languages 12 IT & Computing

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Employability 16 Additional Information

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Enrolment Form & Fees

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Welcome to the 2015/16

Adult Learning Community Class Programme Term Dates Autumn 2015 Term 21st September – 4th December 2015 Winter 2016 Term 18th January – 25th March 2016 Spring 2016 Term 18th April – 24th June 2016 Mid-Term Breaks: • 12th – 16th October 2015 • 8th – 12th February 2016 • 4th – 15th April 2016 Help and Support Need help choosing a class?

If you are not sure which class to join or have any questions please call 01786 237517 for more information.

Access/Support If you have any specific needs or access issues please call 01786 237517 to discuss these before sending in your enrolment form and we will assist you as much as possible.

Class Fees Information on class fees and concessions can be found on page 19.

Please refer to the fee codes shown in the class outline.

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How to book a class Please book a place using one of the following methods: In person Come along to an enrolment day on any of the following dates: Venue - Cowane Centre, Cowane Street, Stirling Dates - Tuesday 1st or Wednesday 2nd September 2015 Time - 9.30am-12noon, 2pm-4pm or 6pm to 8pm Winter and spring enrolment dates will be published in due course.

Postal enrolments Postal enrolments must arrive by: Autumn term: 14th September 2015 Winter term: 11th January 2016 Spring term: 11th April 2016 Please include the following information: • Enrolment form • The correct fee (cheque made payable to Stirling Council) • Proof of entitlement to a reduced fee Send to: Adult Learning Team, Cowane Centre, Cowane Street, Stirling, FK8 1JP You can also pay by credit/debit card at Customer First, 1-5 Port Street, Stirling, once you receive your letter confirming your place in your preferred class.

You must enrol before the class starts. Please do not turn up without enrolling as the class may already be full.

Please note that classes will not run if there are insufficient numbers enrolled to make the class viable.

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Creative Skills Mondays 9am-11am

Ceramics Class (10 weeks, Fee code A)

28 Sep -7 Dec 2015

Whether you are a beginner or have experience

18 Jan – 28 Mar 2016

come along to our ceramics class where you will be

18 Apr – 20 Jun 2016 Cowane Centre, Stirling

supported in learning various ceramics and pottery techniques. Everything from developing your own ideas through to being supported in more advanced and skilled projects.

Mondays 10am-12noon

Creative Writing (10 weeks, Free Class)

21 Sep -30 Nov 2015

This class will use personal and family history

18 Jan – 28 Mar 2016

memories in order to present a finished collection of

18 Apr – 20 Jun 2016 Learning Room 1 Raploch Campus

poetry, short stories, flash fictions, limericks etc. We will discuss scrapbooking these and presenting them, linked to family photos, as a memory album or gift for other family members.

28 Sep -7 Dec 2015

Figurative Ceramic Sculpture Class (10 weeks, Fee code A)

18 Jan – 28 Mar 2016

Why not come along and learn about sculpting

Mondays 12noon-3pm

18 Apr – 20 Jun 2016 Cowane Centre, Stirling

figuratively in clay. Support will be given to improve your observations and drawing skills and basic anatomical modelling, both from life and from picture references.

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Creative Skills Mondays 1pm-3pm

Arts & Crafts (10 weeks, Free Class)

21 Sep -30 Nov 2015

This course will allow you to try out a variety of arts

18 Jan – 28 Mar 2016 18 Apr – 20 Jun 2016 Cowane Centre, Stirling

and craft activities and, with support from the tutor, to develop various arts and crafts techniques. Activities range from collage and card making to making rag rugs. The tutor will also incorporate arts and crafts activities you would like to try into the classes.

9.30am-11.30am

Making Homemade Christmas Presents (4 weeks, Fee code E)

10 Nov – 1 Dec 2015

Learn to do a mixture of paper crafts, simple textiles

Tuesdays

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and other creative techniques to make individual unique gifts for your loved ones this Christmas.

9.30am-11.30am

Making Homemade Easter Presents (4 weeks, Fee code E)

23 Feb – 22 March 2016

Learn to do a mixture of paper crafts, simple textiles

Tuesdays

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and other creative techniques to create individual unique Easter Gifts for your loved ones. There will also be a demonstration on how to blow eggs.

10am-12 Noon

Beginners Creative Card Making (4 weeks, Fee code E)

10 Nov- 1 Dec 2015

The class might have a Christmas theme, but not

Tuesdays

Mayfield Centre, St Ninians

exclusively. Lots of glue, embellishments, glitter and sparkle. Explore techniques for some very simple decoupage and write some verses or poems to finish the cards with a personal feel.

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Creative Skills

Tuesdays 1pm-3pm 22 Sep – 01 Dec 2015 19 Jan – 29 Mar 2016

Sewing Projects and Getting to Grips with your Sewing Machine (10 weeks, Fee code A) Bring projects you would like to work on, including repairs, alterations, making clothes from scratch and

19 Apr – 21 Jun 2016

soft furnishings. Explore applique, embroidery and

Mayfield Centre,

freehand machine embroidery using beads and ribbon

St Ninians

embellishments. There may also be the opportunity to explore patchwork techniques. Bring your own sewing machine in you wish.

10am-12noon

Patchwork and Quilting (10 weeks, Fee code A)

23 Sep – 02 Dec 2015

Explore different styles of patchwork - from paper

20 Jan – 30 Mar 2016

pieced and hand sewn to machine sewn patchwork

20 Apr – 22 Jun 2016

including raggy quilting to start with. Applique will

Wednesdays

McLaren Room, McLaren

probably make an appearance too!

High School, Callander Wednesdays

Introduction to Drawing and Painting

12.30-2.30pm

(10 weeks, Fee code A)

23 Sep – 02 Dec 2015 20 Jan – 30 Mar 2016 20 Apr – 22 Jun 2016 Mayfield Centre, St Ninians

Learn about a variety of drawing and painting materials, from what the numbers and letters on your pencils mean to advice and guidance on different painting techniques. Explore many different exercises that will help you to improve how to translate what you see into your own unique artwork.

10am -12 noon

Adult & Children Craft Class (8 weeks, Fee code C)

26 Sep -21 Nov 2015

Have fun and create something beautiful with your

Saturdays

23 Jan – 19 March 2016

child. This course will explore a variety of paper crafts, simple bookbinding techniques, simple textiles and

23 April – 11 June

sewing crafts amongst others which can be decided

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by the group. Children should be aged over 8 years old and must be accompanied by a parent/carer. A family fee of £65 per term applies.

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Cooking Skills Mondays

Baking for Beginners (10 weeks, Fee code A)

2:30pm -4:30 pm

This class offers the opportunity to learn how to

21 Sep -30 Nov 2015

bake fresh breads, sweet and savoury pastries and

18 Jan – 21 Mar 2016 18 Apr – 20 Jun 2016 Cowane Centre, Stirling

delicious cakes in easy to follow steps. The class is a practical class with the emphasis on the participants experiencing baking first hand with the support of the tutor. The ten week course will build on the participant’s knowledge from one week to the next providing more complex baking skills as the course progresses.

Tuesdays

Cooking on a Budget (10 weeks, Free Class)

2.30pm -4.30pm

Gain the opportunity to participate and gain basic

22 Sep – 1 Dec 2015

practical experience in cooking skills. The overarching

19 Jan – 22 Mar 2016 19 Apr – 21 Jun 2016 Cowane Centre, Stirling

theme of the course is learning how to create family meals that are both affordable and achievable.

The course offers the opportunity to learn how to cook healthy delicious meals for all the family while maintaining a minimum budget. The course will also provide the chance to develop meals using leftovers using cupboard staples.

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Health & Wellbeing Mondays 6.00-8.00 pm Creating Confidence and Positive Change 21 Sep – 16 Nov 2015 18 Jan – 14 Mar 2016 18 Apr – 6 Jun 2016 Cowane Centre, Stirling

(8 weeks, Fee code C) Learn tips and strategies for building your confidence and self- esteem, identify changes you would like to make in your life, then develop the personal strategies for setting goals and maintaining motivation and finally developing an action plan for sustaining success and moving forward. You will be able to gain confidence and self esteem, let go of self –limiting beliefs that have stopped you moving forward and have a range of techniques, strategies and tools that you can use time and time again

Thursdays

Living Life to The Full (10 weeks, free class)

10.30am-12noon

Be happier, sleep better, do more and feel more

24 Sep – 19 Nov 2015

confident. In just 8 enjoyable sessions, this programme

21 Jan – 17 Mar 2016 21 Apr – 9 Jun 2016 Cowane Centre, Stirling Thursdays 1pm-3pm 24 Sep – 19 Nov 2015 21 Jan – 17 Mar 2016 21 Apr – 9 Jun 2016 Alpha Centre, Fallin

can help you make a difference to your life.

With the help of a little book and expert guidance at each session, you’ll be able to sort out your feelings when you are fed up, worried or hopeless and you’ll learn new skills to help you tackle problems in your life.

Stress Awareness and Relaxation Therapy (8 weeks, Fee code C) Learn tips and strategies for identifying stress symptoms and their causes, learn how to develop the personal strategies most suitable for controlling and dealing with stress and gain an understanding of the different aspects of relaxation.

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Social Subjects Wednesdays 1-3pm

Local History (6 weeks Fee Code D)

23 Sep – 4 Nov 2015

A multi-faceted look at local history traditions of places

20 Jan – 02 Mar 2016 20 Apr – 25 May 2016 Bridge of Allan Library

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from pre-history to recent social history.

Life Skills Mondays 12noon-2pm

Artistic Memory Journal Class

21 Sep - 30 Nov 2015

(10 weeks, Fee code A)

18 Jan – 21 Mar 2016

Create an artistic memory journal which will build as

18 Apr – 20 Jun 2016

a reminder of your life events, thoughts and feelings.

This class will help to provide the creative approach you Allan Community Centre, could use in making the journal. The class will provide Bridge of Allan an empathetic supporting atmosphere in which to explore some of these memories and feelings.

Tuesdays 8.30am – 5pm

Emergency First Aid (1 day course, Fee code E) The accredited First Aid Emergency course is the

29 September 2015

minimum level of first aid training for the workplace.

20 October 2015

It is appropriate for low risk environments or for those

17 November 2015 19 January 2016

acting in the absence of a fully qualified first aider. It will give individuals the confidence to deal with low risk incidents and work towards HSE targets on the

16 February 2016

minimum number of first aiders within the workplace.

15 March 2016

On completion of this course candidates can opt to

19 April 2016 17 May 2016

progress onto the First Aid at Work qualification, please discuss this with the trainer. The certificate awarded will be valid for three years, however resuscitation

14 June 2016

guidelines advise that each individual attend an annual

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update.

St Ninians

ILA Status currently being investigated.

(Lunch break from 12:30-13:00

Please note that photographic proof of ID will be

Bring your own lunch)

required for certification purposes.

All course participants must be physically able of performing CPR at ground level.

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Life Skills Tuesdays 12.30-2.30pm Introduction to dealing with addictions affecting 22 Sep – 1 Dec 2015

your life (10 weeks, Fee code A)

19 Jan – 29 Mar 2016

to addiction and the part it has played in shaping

19 Apr – 21 Jun 2016 Cowane Centre, Stirling

This class will provide some of the background history society. The class will also touch on the theory along with the practical implications of addiction. The different types of support and developments within addiction services will also be explored.

First Aid at Work & Friday 8.30am – 5pm (3 Day Programme, Fee code A or ILA funded) Wednesday, Thursday

7-9 October 2015 11-13 November 2015 20-22 January 2016 17-19 February 2016 20-22 April 2016 18-20 May 2016 Mayfield Centre, St Ninians (Lunch break from 12:30-13:00 Bring your own lunch)

This accredited course aims to train individuals to the standard required by the Health & Safety Executive for the purpose of the Health & Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981. The certificate awarded will be valid for three years, after which candidates may renew their qualification by undertaking the two day First Aid at Work Refresher course. However resuscitation guidelines advise that each individual attend an annual update. The courses will provide individuals with the knowledge and confidence to deal with a first aid situation in the workplace.

Please note this course is eligible for ILA funding.

Please also note that photographic proof of ID will be required for certification purposes.

All course participants must be physically able of performing CPR at ground level.

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Life Skills Wednesday, Thursday & Friday 9am -5pm 21-23 October 2015 25-27 November 2015 3-5 February 2016 2-4 March 2016 4-6 May 2016 8-10 June 2016 Alpha Centre, Fallin (Lunch break from 12:30-13:00 Bring your own lunch)

Paediatric First Aid (3 Day Programme, Fee code A or ILA funded) The aim of this course is to provide individuals with the skills and knowledge to administer First Aid to children from new-born to adolescence. The certificate awarded will be valid for three years after which candidates may renew their qualification by undertaking the two day First Aid at Work Refresher course. However resuscitation guidelines advise that each individual attend an annual update.

Please note this course is eligible for ILA funding.

Please also note that photographic proof of ID will be required for certification purposes.

All course participants must be physically able of performing CPR at ground level.

23 Sep – 2 Dec 2015

Introduction to Psychology and Counselling (10 weeks, Fee code A)

20 Jan – 30 Mar 2016

This course provides a basic insight in to psychology

Wednesdays 7pm-9pm

20 Apr – 22 Jun 2016 Cowane Centre, Stirling

and counselling. This includes an overview of some of the great theorists who have shaped these subjects.

Looking at these theories will also provide historical reference of where counselling and psychology originated from. Practical aspects such as case studies and triad work will be used to bring the subject matter to life. This course is for anyone interested in human behaviour and what drives this. The course will also provide the opportunity to enhance your communication skills.

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Languages Tuesdays 6pm-8pm

Beginners German (10 weeks, Fee code A)

22 Sep – 1 Dec 2015

The class is for people who have little or no knowledge

19 Jan – 29 Mar 2016 19 Apr – 21 Jun 2016 Wallace High School

of the German language and who are interested in being able to converse in German at a basic level. The course will include speaking, listening, reading and writing tasks and will cover basic German grammar.

Topics will include: greetings and farewells, numbers, talking about yourself, work and study, family and free time, food and shopping, time and making appointments, daily routines, talking about the weekend, where you live, appearance and clothes, holidays, weather, health, life in Germany.

Tuesdays 6.30-8.30pm

Gaelic (10 weeks, Fee code A or ILA funded)

22 Sep – 1 Dec 2015

The multi-level class is class is for people with little or

19 Jan – 29 Mar 2016 19 Apr – 21 Jun 2016 Cowane Centre, Stirling

no knowledge of Gaelic language and for those looking to extend their language skills to a more advanced level. If you are new to the language we’ll use a variety of everyday topics to help you learn some of the basic phrases. For those a bit more advanced, we’ll build on some of the everyday phrases you’ve learned already starting to build your vocabulary and everyday conversation skills. There will be a good mix of tutor led input, group discussion and the use of on-line resources to help you with your learning.

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Languages Wednesdays

Norwegian Improvers (10 weeks, Fee code B)

6.30pm-8pm

This class is designed for anyone interested in learning

23 Sep – 2 Dec 2015

and improving their existing Norwegian language skills.

20 Jan – 30 Mar 2016

The course will include speaking, listening, reading and writing tasks as well as Norwegian grammar.

20 Apr – 22 Jun 2016 Dunblane High School Fridays 9.30-11.30am

Gaelic for Parents ( 10 weeks, free classes)

25 Sep – 4 Dec 2015

Is your child learning Gaelic at school? Would you like

22 Jan – 1 Apr 2016

to learn Gaelic to support your child? If so, this class is for you.

22 Apr – 24 Jun 2016 Cowane Centre, Stirling

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I.T. Wednesdays 12.30 – 2.30pm 23 Sep – 25 Nov 2015 20 Jan – 23 Mar 2016 20 Apr – 22 Jun 2016 St Ninians Library

Beginners IT (10 weeks, Fee code A) Come along and learn basic IT skills to help you get around your PC. You will learn how a computer works; using the word processing package to create and format text, how to edit text using the various tools such as the spell and grammar checker, saving and access

Thursdays 1pm-3pm

files, inserting and editing pictures, printing documents

Bridge of Allan Library

also you will learn about opening and managing an

Thursdays 5pm-7pm Cowie Library

email account.

24 Sep – 03 Dec 2015 21 Jan – 24 Mar 2016 21 Apr – 22 Jun 2016 Mondays 10am-12noon

Post Beginners IT (10 weeks, Fee code A)

21 Sep - 30 Nov 2015

Take your learning to the next level and start learning

19 Jan – 21 Mar 2016 18 Apr – 20 Jun 2016 Bannockburn Library

slightly more advanced operations of a PC and its programmes - Create and format formal letters, basic tables, perform basic mail merge and create posters

Mondays 5pm-7pm

and flyers. Use attachments in your emails i.e. photo-

21 Sep - 30 Nov 2015

graphs etc. Search the internet using multiple search

19 Jan – 21 Mar 2016

engines. Create and edit a spreadsheet to display

18 Apr – 20 Jun 2016

data. Perform a personal workstation assessment.

Cowie Library Mondays 6pm-8pm

Creative Computing – Comic Life/Photoshop

21 Sep - 23Nov 2015

(10 weeks, Fee code A)

19 Jan – 21 Mar 2016

Using Photoshop Elements and Comic Life software,

18 Apr – 20 Jun 2016

explore how to make use of your photographs to

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create your own magazine photo stories, newsletters etc. Some knowledge of computers is necessary.

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I.T.

22 Sep – 24 Nov 2015

Personal Computer Projects (10 weeks, Fee code A)

19 Jan – 22 Mar 2016

Participants in this course will be able to come along

Tuesday 7pm-9pm

19 Apr – 21 Jun 2016 Dunblane Library Thursday 10-12 noon 24 Sep – 26 Nov 2015 21 Jan – 24 Mar 2016 21 Apr –22 Jun 2016 Bannockburn Library

and get help with personal computer projects.

This might include accessing the Internet, sending e-mails, shopping on-line; setting up your household accounts in a spreadsheet; file management; digital photography; updating CV’s; Learning more on the World Wide Web; Microsoft Publisher and Powerpoint; Skype and Facebook; saving to external hard drive; miscellaneous projects. New projects are always welcome.

3.15-4.45pm

Getting to Grips with your IPad (4 weeks, Fee code F)

23 Sep – 14 Oct 2015

This class will help you learn the difference between

Wednesdays

20 Jan- 10 Feb 2016 20 Apr – 11 May 2016 Cowane Centre, Stirling

Apple (IPad) and Android (Tablets); You’ll learn how to turn on and off devices, how to use the touch screen, how to connect to wifi, and how to use the internet browser and look at search engines and email accounts. You’ll find out about downloading and using certain applications (apps), using the camera and how to access and store photos. Lastly, you’ll learn about setting up accounts and security on line.

Wednesdays

Moving on with your IPad (4 weeks, Fee code F)

3.15-4.45pm

Building on the “Getting to grips” class, you’ll learn

21 Oct – 11 Nov 2015 17 Feb – 9 Mar 2016 18 May-8 June 2016 Cowane Centre, Stirling

about QR (Quick Response) Codes and how to download QR Scanner apps and scan QR codes. Learn how to download photos from your tablets to laptops and how to download and use video call apps such as Skype. You’ll also find out about video-sharing apps such as YouTube and movie-collection apps such as Flixster. Learn about the use of Social Media apps such as Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Finally you’ll have the opportunity to learn about organisational and everyday apps such as Calendar, Shopping List, Maps, transport apps and weather apps.

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Learning for Employability Mondays 3-4.30pm

Work Club

Throughout the year

Our Work Clubs can help with your CV, application

Cowane Centre

forms, job search and interviews.

Contact us to find out if there are any spaces.

Wednesday 10-12

Work Club

Throughout the year

Our Work Clubs can help with your CV, application

Mayfield Centre

forms, job search and interviews.

Contact us to find out if there are any spaces.

Friday 12.30-2.30pm

ESOL Work Club

Throughout the year

The ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages)

Cowane Centre

Work Club can help with your CV, application forms, job search and interviews.

Contact us to find out if there are any spaces.

16 Nov – 4 Dec 2015

GOT IT IT and Employability skills (40 hours minimum)

Venue and Timings TBC

This class will help you learn IT, learn how to apply for jobs, writing CVs, covering letters and job applications whilst gaining a SQA ICT core skills qualification SCQF level 4 as well as the ASDAN Employability unit: Applying for a Job.

Dates and venues TBC

Beginners IT (10 weeks) Come along and learn basic IT skills to help you get around your PC. You will learn about - how a computer works, using the word processing package to create and format text, how to edit text using the various tools such as the spell and grammar checker, saving and accessing files, inserting and editing pictures and printing documents. You will learn about opening and

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managing an email account.

Learning for Employability

Thursdays

CV Writing Workshop

9:30am-4 pm

Learn how to produce a CV and covering letter that will

(Lunch break from 12:30-13:00 Bring your own lunch)

attract attention, create a good impression and present

1 October 2015

• Understand the aims of a CV

your skills and qualities clearly and concisely. At the end of the course, learners will be able to: • Learn about different CV formats

5 November 2015

• How to write a personal profile

28 January 2016

• How to use power words to enhance your CV • Understand how to produce a CV and cover letter to

10 March 2016

impress a prospective employer

21 April 2016 2 June 2016 Various Locations Thursdays

Interview Techniques Workshop

9:30am-4pm

This workshop will help learners develop their skills

(Lunch break from 12:30-13:00

needed to improve their interview technique. The work-

Bring your own lunch)

shop offers tips to make learners more confident, more prepared and more practiced.

8 October 2015

Topics covered will include:

12 November 2015

• How to prepare for interviews

4 February 2016

• The different types of questions asked • How to demonstrate interest in the role • How to control the interview

17 March 2016

• The STAR technique

28 April 2016

• The workshop will end with a mock interview

9 June 2016 Various Locations Please note that all Learning for Employability opportunities are offered free of charge.

To further support your employability we are able to offer qualifications in the following topics – First Aid at Work, Paediatric First Aid and an ASDAN Employability Qualification. Please contact us for further details by calling 01786 237517 17

Literacy and Numeracy If you would like to brush up on your reading, writing, spelling and number skills, we offer FREE Literacy and Numeracy classes in a number of locations across Stirling. For more information on these classes please contact 01786 237517.

English for speakers of other languages (ESOL) If you would like to improve your speaking, listening, reading and writing in English, one of our ESOL classes may be for you. For more information please contact 01786 237517.

Volunteering Opportunities The Adult Learning Team has a range of volunteering opportunities for individuals to assist learners. For more information please contact 01786 237517.

Family Learning and Parenting We provide a range of programmes in partnership with schools and nurseries. For further details contact 01786 237517.

Important Information For the most up-to-date information on classes please check our website: www. stirling.gov.uk/adultlearning or check out our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/pages/Adult-Learning-in-Stirling/147816432027472 There may still be places available in classes once the term has started – to find out more please ring us on: 01786 237517.

We want your feedback Tell us what you think.

We would like to know what you want to see in future programmes. Please contact us if you have suggestions or comments on our venues, our classes, our charges or our tutors. Email adultlearning@stirling.gov.uk Individual Learning Accounts (ILA) Stirling Council is an approved Skills Development Scotland Individual Learning Account Centre. You may be able to use your ILA towards the cost of some of our classes. In order to be eligible you: • • • •

Must be on qualifying benefits or have an income of £22,000 or less Must be 16 or over and living in Scotland Must not hold a UK degree or postgraduate qualification or overseas equivalent Must not be enrolled in any form of secondary, further or higher education

If you are participating in training through the Employability Fund or Modern Apprenticeship, or participating on the Community Jobs Scotland programme you are not eligible for ILA.

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For further information check out their website www.myworldofwork.co.uk or call an advisor on 0800 917 8000

Enrolment form

Adult Learning Classes 2015-2016 Name Address Post Code Email Daytime tel no Mobile No

Fees and Concessions Code

Class Duration

Full Fee

Aged 60+

Concessions

Where relevant

ILA Account A

10 weeks x 2

£81.20

£40.60

£16.20

£0.00

hours or 3 consecutive Days B

10 weeks x 1.5hrs

£61.00

£30.50

£12.20

£0.00

C

8 weeks x 2 hours

£65.00

£32.50

£13.00

£0.00

D

6 weeks x 2 hours

£49.00

£24.50

£10.00

£0.00

E

4 weeks x 2 hours

£32.50

£16.25

£6.50

£0.00

£24.50

£12.25

£4.90

£0.00

or 1 x 8hrs F

4 weeks x 1.5 hours

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Enrolment form

Adult Learning Classes 2015-2016 Full fee applies to all unless you are (please tick): A Full Time Student (no charges apply) Aged 16-18 (no charges apply) Aged 60+ (50% fee reduction applies) You are entitled to a concession (see page 19) if you receive any of the following benefits: Universal Credit; Income Support; Working Tax Credit; Child Tax Credit; Employment and Support Allowance; Pension Credit; Housing Benefit; Carers Allowance; Disability Living Allowance; Severe Disablement Allowance; Personal Independence Payment, Job Seekers Allowance.

Cheque Payments: Please make payable to Stirling Council Credit/Debit Cards: You can pay by debit or credit card at Customer First, 1-5 Port Street, Stirling. To do this please send us your completed enrolment form and we will send you a letter of confirmation detailing how to pay by card.

Name of Class

Start date

Fee

Total cost Please tick if paying by debit or credit card If using ILA account pay for class please state your ILA account number Send your enrolment form together with payment (unless paying by credit/debit card or ILA) and proof of reduced fee to Adult Learning Team, Cowane Centre, Cowane Street, Stirling, FK8 1JP Signed Date 20

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For further information, call 01786 237517 or email adultlearning@stirling.gov.uk

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The Adult Learning Team provide a range of classes including: • • • • • • • •

Reading, writing, spelling and numbers

English for speakers of other languages ICT skills

Family learning

Personal development and confidence building Languages

Skills for work

Volunteering and more

If you need help or this information supplied in an alternative format please call 0845 277 700.

email: info@stirling.gov.uk text: 0771 799 0001 phone: 0845 277 7000 web: www.stirling.gov.uk