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Welcome Contact If you would like to find out more about a particular course or to get more general information please contact us using the details listed below: Area Support Workers:

Christine Makison Catherine Bell General Enquiries: Tel: 0114 242 3609

Email: yhsouthwest@wea.org.uk

We offer part-time courses for adults across Yorkshire & Humber and North and North East Lincolnshire. The Workers’ Educational Association (WEA) is the largest voluntary sector provider of adult education courses in the UK. Founded in 1903 to support the educational needs of working men and women, today’s WEA now runs over 10,000 courses each year for adults of all ages and from all walks of life.

A Friendly Way to Learn

Listening to Local Needs

Other Courses

Join the WEA

The WEA welcomes all adults. We create friendly and supportive learning environments in which you can engage freely and equally with tutors and other students. You can even become involved in organising and planning your own courses.

The WEA creates and delivers courses in response to local need, working with hundreds of local community groups, employers, WEA branches and organisations across the country. Part-time, day and evening courses are delivered locally in community and workplace settings.

Website: www.wea.org.uk/yh Address: 3 Vicarage Road Attercliffe Sheffield S9 3RH

This brochure outlines a range of courses in the Yorkshire and Humber area. If you are interested in other courses please look at our website www.wea.org.uk/yh or call 0114 242 3609. If you are an employer, community organisation or individual interested in organising a course please email us at: yorkshumber@wea.org.uk

An Invitation

The WEA is a membership organisation which encourages our students and supporters to join us to help build a strong voice for adult learning. If you are interested in becoming a member please visit the website www.wea.org.uk/yh or call us on 0114 242 3609.

We would like to invite you to join your local branch committee to help plan courses and activities in their local areas. It doesn’t matter if you have no experience, as meetings are informal and friendly and any help is appreciated. Contact your local branch for more information please telephone 0114 242 3609.


About our courses

How to Enrol

Enrolment in advance

Advance enrolment is recommended for all of our courses.

There are several routes to enrolment: Enrol online through our

1 Course Search Website www.wea.org.uk/yh or www.wea.org.uk

Enrol by telephone on

2 0114 242 3609 or 0113 245 3304 (Mon - Fri, 9.00am - 5.00pm)

In person at the first

3 session - but please

bear in mind this is subject to there being a place available.

Help with your learning Help choosing a course

Help with Skills for Life

Help with extra learning needs

Please ask a member of WEA staff if you think you will need this support on 0114 242 3609.

If you need advice, ring WEA staff on 0114 242 3609 who can help you choose the right course. You can also speak to the tutor at the first session to ensure you are happy with your choice. If you have a disability, learning difficulty, health issue or other support needs, we will do our best to help. Ask as soon as you can so that we can make plans before you start a course.

Accessible venues

We try to use accessible venues wherever possible but we regret that we cannot guarantee this in all cases. For details of a venue’s accessibility, please call 0114 242 3609.

All students are entitled to support for Maths and English to help achieve the learning outcomes of the course.

Help to plan your next step

If you need advice, talk to your tutor about further opportunities. For more details, please ask us for our Services for Learners and What Next leaflets on sources of information (also available at www.wea.org.uk/courses/information You can also ring the National Careers Service at https://nationalcareersservice.direct.gov/ (free helpline 0800 100 900).

Every effort is made to ensure the information in this leaflet is correct at the time of going to print. The WEA cannot be held responsible for changes after print.


About our courses Fees for our courses 1 Full fee The full fee for a course is shown in the course description.

2 If you receive any of these benefits you may be entitled to a fee waiver:

• Jobseeker’s Allowance (income or contribution based) • Income Support • Employment and Support Allowance (income-related) • Working Tax Credit, with a gross household income below £15,276 a year • Housing Benefit • Council Tax Benefit (but not Council Tax discounts) • Asylum seekers in receipt of a letter from Asylum Support (AS) and who have been in the UK legally for six months • Pension Guarantee Credit only • If you are an unwaged dependant (as defined by Job Centre Plus) of someone who receives the income-related benefits listed you will not pay a fee Please bring evidence of your benefit status when you enrol. • Universal Credit

Financial support for course costs Students on eligible income-related benefits and their dependants may be entitled to a fee concession. Not all courses qualify for fee waiver. In addition, there are some funds available to help with course fees (for those not on income-related benefits). You will be asked for evidence of financial hardship, eg proof of benefit, evidence of low household income (£15,276 gross a year). Help is limited to three courses a year.

Age eligibility Students must be born on or before 1 August 1994 to be eligible for WEA funding. The cost of your course The WEA receives funding from the Government to subsidise its courses, which helps us keep fees as low as possible. Without this funding, our fees would be considerably higher than those shown in the brochure.

General Information Learner Agreement and Learner Code of Conduct When you enrol with the WEA you will enter into a Learning Agreement with us. This is printed on your enrolment form. There is also a Learner Code of Conduct. Together, these set out the WEA’s and your responsibilities for creating a positive learning environment. You can download both from our website at www.wea.org.uk/policies. Learner safety The WEA is committed to providing a welcoming environment where everyone is respected, valued and feels safe and secure. You can speak to our safeguarding staff in the WEA Regional Office 0114 242 3609. Equality and diversity The WEA is committed to equality and diversity in every part of the organisation. For more information on our Single Equality Scheme, visit www.wea.org.uk/ equality.

Membership and volunteering Membership of the WEA is open to anyone who supports our aims and values. Members receive regular updates about WEA campaigns, fundraising and events and are able to contribute views through surveys and polls. You can join by contacting your regional office or sending an email with your full name; postal address; telephone number and date of birth to membership@ wea.org.uk. If you are interested in volunteering ask your tutor or local organiser or email: volunteering@ wea.org.uk for more information. If things need to be put right If you feel there is a problem, please talk to us first so that we have a chance to put things right. Ring us on 0114 242 3609. If you’re still not satisfied, ask to see our Complaints Procedure. www.wea.org.uk/feedback

If you require this brochure in large print please contact: David Pittaway on 0114 261 5426 or dpittaway@wea.org.uk


Contents Contact

By Area Barnsley Rotherham

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If you would like to find out more about a particular course or to get more general information please contact us using the details listed below: Area Support Workers:

Sheffield

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Christine Makison

Day and Residential Courses

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General Enquiries: Tel: 0114 242 3609

Catherine Bell Email: yhsouthwest@wea.org.uk Website: www.wea.org.uk/yh Address: 3 Vicarage Road Attercliffe Sheffield S9 3RH

The government is introducing loans for all students aged 24 and above studying diploma or certificate level accredited courses within the Qualifications and Credit Framework (QCF) at Level 3 and above. The loans will apply if you are starting a higher level course on or after 1 August 2013. Please visit: www.wea.org.uk/courses/24-advanced-learning-loans or contact your Regional Office 0113 245 3304 for further information.


Barnsley Creative Crafts, Arts and Design Life Drawing

Develop skills and techniques in response to the human form through painting and drawing in a safe and welcoming learning environment. No need for previous experience, just the commitment to develop you skills. Tutor: Elizabeth Lazenby Fees: £63.00 C3660868 Starting: 17 Sep 2013 Tue 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Cooper Gallery, Church Street, Barnsley S70 2AH

Community Art Workshop

For people of all abilities who want to develop their painting and drawing skills and the confidence to be creative in a supportive environment. The course includes individual and group projects. All Welcome. Tutor: Ruth Waterworth Fees: £63.00 C3660889 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 13:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Goldthorpe Library, Barnsley Road, Goldthorpe, Rotherham S63 9NE

Painting and Drawing

Working with a supportive tutor you will be guided through a variety of techniques in painting and drawing. There is no need for previous experience, just the commitment to develop you skills. Fees: £63.00 C3660876 Tutor: Elizabeth Lazenby Starting: 27 Sep 2013 Fri 13:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Parish Room, Cawthorne, Barnsley S75 4DW

Painting Your Way

Learn new skills and techniques to develop your interest in painting and drawing. Use a range of media, supported by a friendly tutor and working at your own pace. Opportunity to exhibit your work. Everyone welcome. Tutor: Philip Baxter Fees: £63.00 C3661081 Starting: 27 Sep 2013 Fri 13:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: St John’s Community Centre, Church Street, Penistone, Sheffield S36 6AR

Painting and Drawing

Working with a supportive tutor you will be guided through a variety of techniques in painting and drawing. There is no need for previous experience, just the commitment to develop you skills. Tutor: Elizabeth Lazenby Fees: £63.00 C3660877 Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 13:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: St John’s Community Centre, Church Street, Penistone, Sheffield S36 6AR

Painting and Drawing for All

For people of all abilities who want to develop their painting and drawing skills and the confidence to be creative in a supportive environment. The course includes individual and group projects. All Welcome. Fees: £63.00 C3660896 Tutor: Ruth Waterworth Starting: 27 Sep 2013 Fri 9:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: Dearne Renaissance Centre, Priory Road, Bolton-upon-Dearne, Rotherham S63 8AE

Schools and Parenting Parents and Toddlers Learning Together

Take part in family learning activities with your children and other parents, carers and their children. This course will help you to support your children to be confident communicators and socialise and learn through play. Tutor: Elizabeth Cresswell Fees: £31.50 C3661026 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Mapplewell & Staincross Village Hall, Village Hall, Darton Lane, Mapplewell, Barnsley S75 6AL

Helping with Special Educational Needs in Primary Schools

Suitable for people who have completed WEA Helping in Schools and are interested in supporting SEN children in school. A 20 hour volunteering placement must be arranged with head teachers prior to starting the course. Tutor: Margaret Blackburn Fees: Free Course C3660969 Information Session: 18 Sep 2013 9.30. Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 9:30 for 11 Sessions Venue: High View Primary Learning Centre, Newsome Avenue, Wombwell, Barnsley S73 8QS

1 For full details of all courses and to enrol visit www.wea.org.uk/yh or 0114 242 3609 or 0113 245 3304


History, Philosophy, Archaeology & Theology Family History using the Internet

Family History Workshop

Family History using the Internet

Family History Workshop

Assemble information from the internet and other sources to draw up a family tree. Join us to discover who your ancestors were, how they lived and worked, what illnesses affected them and how society worked in their day. Tutor: Brian Smailes Fees: £63.00 C3660940 Starting: 18 Sep 2013 Wed 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Kendray Resource Centre, Thornton Road, Kendray, Barnsley S70 3NG Assemble information from the internet and other sources to draw up a family tree. Join us to discover who your ancestors were, how they lived and worked, what illnesses affected them and how society worked in their day. Tutor: Brian Smailes Fees: £63.00 C3660945 Starting: 20 Sep 2013 Fri 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Blacker Hill Lifelong Learning Centre, Old School Site, Wentworth Road, Blacker Hill, Barnsley S74 0RL

Family History using the Internet

Assemble information from the internet and other sources to draw up a family tree. Join us to discover who your ancestors were, how they lived and worked, what illnesses affected them and how society worked in their day. Tutor: Brian Smailes Fees: £63.00 C3660947 Starting: 20 Sep 2013 Fri 12:45 for 10 Sessions Venue: Worsbrough Library, Queensway, Worsbrough, Barnsley S70 5EN

Family History using the Internet

Assemble information from the internet and other sources to draw up a family tree. Join us to discover who your ancestors were, how they lived and worked, what illnesses affected them and how society worked in their day. Tutor: Brian Smailes Fees: £63.00 C3660938 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 13:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Emmanuel Methodist Church Hall, Huddersfield Road, Barnsley S75 1DT

Enrol online

Discover the tools to become confident researching your family history! Learn how to develop your own ‘style’, developing ways of recording, assessing and presenting your findings, using a wide variety of written and online resources. Tutor: Kevin Brown Fees: £63.00 C3660978 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 13:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Birdwell Methodist Church, Sheffield Road, Birdwell, Barnsley S70 5XB Discover the tools to become confident researching your family history! Learn how to develop your own ‘style’, developing ways of recording, assessing and presenting your findings, using a wide variety of written and online resources. Tutor: Kevin Brown Fees: £63.00 C3660980 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 18:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: Mapplewell & Staincross Village Hall, Village Hall, Darton Lane, Mapplewell, Barnsley S75 6AL

Family History Workshop

Discover the tools to become confident researching your family history! Learn how to develop your own ‘style’, developing ways of recording, assessing and presenting your findings, using a wide variety of written and online resources. Tutor: Kevin Brown Fees: £63.00 C3660983 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Darfield Community Centre, Illsley Road, Darfield, Barnsley S73 9AL

Family History using the Internet

Assemble information from the internet and other sources to draw up a family tree. Join us to discover who your ancestors were, how they lived and worked, what illnesses affected them and how society worked in their day. Tutor: Brian Smailes Fees: £63.00 C3660944 Starting: 19 Sep 2013 Thu 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Penistone E-Learning Centre, High Street, Penistone, Sheffield S36 6BR

through our Course Search Website

www.wea.org.uk/yh or www.wea.org.uk

2 For full details of all courses and to enrol visit www.wea.org.uk/yh or 0114 242 3609 or 0113 245 3304


ICT and Media Studies Oxspring Online

Would you like to know how to use the internet with confidence? Then why not join us in this friendly community venue and find out more with the support of a helpful tutor. All welcome. Tutor: Sharon Anne Hodgson Fees: £63.00 C3661091 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: St Aiden’s Church, Sheffield Road, Oxspring, Sheffield S36 8YW

Computer Workshop

A computer workshop open to all. Tutor: Livvy Baker-Stewart Fees: £63.00 C3661083 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 13:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Cortonwood Comeback Centre, Old Chapel, Chapel Avenue, Brampton, Barnsley S73 0XQ

Enrol online

Computer Confidence

Develop your skills using a variety of software to build confidence and good practice using computers. Choose programmes and levels to work at your own pace in a friendly, informal and supportive environment. All welcome. Tutor: Stephen Elliott Fees: £63.00 C3661127 Starting: 2 Oct 2013 Wed 9:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: Darfield Community Centre, Illsley Road, Darfield, Barnsley S73 9AL

Publishing Your Own Work

Learn how to plan and prepare, produce and sell a book to the public. Explore what makes a book appealing to readers and find out tricks of the trade with support from an experienced self-publisher. Tutor: Brian Smailes Fees: £63.00 C3660957 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Penistone E-Learning Centre, High Street, Penistone, Sheffield S36 6BR

through our Course Search Website

www.wea.org.uk/yh or www.wea.org.uk

Health and Wellbeing Personal Development and Well-Being

A course to build confidence to make positive choices and decisions. Come along and join this friendly group to help build confidence and self-esteem. Everyone welcome. Tutor: Mary Loy Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 18:00 for 10 Sessions Fees: £63.00 C3661131 Venue: Barnsley College, Old Mill Lane Site, Church Street, Barnsley S70 2AX

Hospitality and Catering Take Your Sugarcraft Further

For people who have learnt some basics of sugarcraft. Develop your skills further: be creative and design your own cake decorations in a supportive environment. N.B. some additional costs for materials and equipment. All welcome. Tutor: Angela Donnelly Fees: £63.00 C3661031 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 9:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: Mapplewell & Staincross Village Hall, Village Hall, Darton Lane, Mapplewell, Barnsley S75 6AL

Cake Decorating and Sugarcraft

Explore a variety of sugarcraft skills including making a spray of flowers to put on a celebration cake, making wired and non-wired wired sugar flowers. N.B. some additional costs for materials and equipment. All welcome. Tutor: Joanne Thackray Fees: £44.10 C3660878 Starting: 28 Oct 2013 Mon 18:30 for 7 Sessions Venue: Mapplewell & Staincross Village Hall, Village Hall, Darton Lane, Mapplewell, Barnsley S75 6AL

3 For full details of all courses and to enrol visit www.wea.org.uk/yh or 0114 242 3609 or 0113 245 3304


Creative Writing and Literature Introduction to Writing Your Life Story

Learn techniques to gain confidence writing your life story, guided step by step through practical issues that get in the way. Think through the impact of key turning points in your life and learn how to write about them. Tutor: Angela Donnelly Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 10:00 for 10 Sessions Fees: £63.00 C3661117 Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Barnsley Central Library, Shambles Street, Barnsley S70 2JF

Language, Literature and Culture Lip Reading with Confidence

A course for anyone with speech wishing to learn how to lip read everyday language and learn effective communication tactics. Develop your lip reading skills and gain confidence in a friendly and supportive environment. Tutor: Rachel Frith Fees: £63.00 C3661022 Starting: 20 Sep 2013 Fri 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Barnsley Central Library, Shambles Street, Barnsley S70 2JF

Spanish Language and Culture

Learn to communicate in Spanish in everyday situations. Learn Spanish through its culture: food, geography, festivities… Useful when it comes to travelling or just for fun! All Welcome. Tutor: TBA Fees: £63.00 C3661034 Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 18:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Mapplewell & Staincross Village Hall, Village Hall, Darton Lane, Mapplewell, Barnsley S75 6AL

ICT and Media Studies

Hospitality and Catering

Computer Workshop

A computer workshop course. Tutor: Livvy Baker-Stewart Fees: £63.00 C3661050 Starting: 27 Sep 2013 Fri 9:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: Swinton Community Library, Station Street, Swinton, Mexborough S64 8PZ

Sugarcraft and Cake Decorating

Cake decorating course for all abilities. A course designed to teach learners a variety of different sugar craft skills including a cake top decoration and making edible flowers and leaves. Tutor: Julia Naylor Fees: £63.00 C3661041 Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 19:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Swinton Civic Hall, Station Street, Swinton, Mexborough S64 8PZ

How to Enrol

Enrolment in advance

Advance enrolment is recommended for all of our courses.

There are several routes to enrolment: Enrol online through our

1 Course Search Website www.wea.org.uk/yh or www.wea.org.uk

2

Enrol by telephone on 0114 242 3609 or 0113 245 3304 (Mon - Fri, 9.00am - 5.00pm)

In person at the first

3 session - but please

bear in mind this is subject to there being a place available.

For full details of all courses and to enrol visit www.wea.org.uk/yh or 0114 242 3609 or 0113 245 3304

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Rotherham Creative Crafts, Arts and Design Creative Crafts

A course to be creative using a variety of techinques to make range of crafts including: card making, gift boxes, quilling, embossing, sewing and much more. No prior experience needed. Tutor: Beverley Naylor Fees: £63.00 C3660685 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 13:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Swallownest Community Centre, Off Rotherham Road, Swallownest, Sheffield S26 4UR

Painting and Drawing

An art class to develop skills and confidence in a range of subject areas. A variety of techinques will be demonstrated during the course by an experienced, friendly tutor. Tutor: Helen Waters Fees: £63.00 C3660747 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Woodland Drive Family Learning Centre, 62 Woodlands Drive, North Anston, Sheffield S25 4JT

Painting and Drawing

An art class to develop skills and confidence in a range of subject areas. A variety of techinques will be demonstrated during the course by an experienced, friendly tutor. Tutor: Helen Waters Fees: £63.00 C3660748 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 11:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: St Andrews Community Centre, 85 Bonet Lane, Brinsworth, Rotherham S60 5NF

Drawing and Painting for Pleasure

A painting and drawing course for everyone. Tutor: Andrea Smith Fees: £63.00 C3660924 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Myplace, St. Anns Road, Rotherham S65 1PH

Painting and Drawing Skills

This term you will gain valuable skills in using acrylic paints to create dramatic landscapes, human portraits and a seasonal twist on a classic image. The course is suitable for all levels including beginners. Fees: £63.00 C3660723 Tutor: Helen Waters Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Crags Community School, Strauss Crescent, Maltby, Rotherham S66 7QJ

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Life Drawing and Painting

A life drawing and painting course. On this course both experienced and inexperienced learners will explore a range of drawing and painting techniques. Tutor: Helen Waters Fees: £78.75 C3661063 Starting: 27 Sep 2013 Fri 9:45 for 10 Sessions Venue: Talbot Lane Centre, Talbot Lane Methodist Church, Moorgate Street, Rotherham S60 2EY

Jewellery Making

A costume jewellery making course to enable you to develop your skills and learn new techniques. Tutor: Andrea Smith Fees: £63.00 C3661065 Starting: 27 Sep 2013 Fri 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Myplace, St. Anns Road, Rotherham S65 1PH

Creative Craft Workshop

Come along and make a variety of craft items including a handbag, a cushion, jewellery pieces or greetings cards in this friendly class. Tutor: Beverley Naylor Fees: £63.00 C3661068 Starting: 27 Sep 2013 Fri 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Princess Street Methodist Church, Princess Street, Wath-Upon-Dearne, Rotherham S63 6RD

Knitting for Beginners

A beginner’s course in the increasingly popular art of knitting, building on traditional family values. If you don’t know your stocking stitch from your garter stitch, or how to cast on or cast off stitches, then this course is for you! Tutor: Maxine Davies Fees: £44.10 C3661248 Starting: 27 Sep 2013 Fri 13:00 for 7 sessions Venue: Voluntary Action Rotherham (VAR), Coke Hill, Rotherham S60 2HX

Creative soft toy making

Delight a child with toys that you have crafted yourself. Learn different skills and gain an appreciation of how to recognise safely constructed toys. You will use a sewing machine, design and make patterns in the construction of your own toys. Fees: £44.10 C3660624 Tutor: Beverley Naylor Starting: 9 Oct 2013 Wed 9:30 for 7 Sessions Venue: Stepping Stone Children ‘s Centre, Stepping Stones Children’s Centre, Tickhill Road, Maltby, Rotherham S66 7NQ

For full details of all courses and to enrol visit www.wea.org.uk/yh or 0114 242 3609 or 0113 245 3304


Revamp and Recycle your Soft Furnishings

A sewing course, using household soft furnishings and giving them a new life. Tutor: Beverley Naylor Starting: 9 Oct 2013 Wed 13:30 for 7 Sessions Venue: Myplace, St. Anns Road, Rotherham S65 1PH

Fees: £44.10

C3661039

Schools and Parenting Helping in Schools NCFE

A course developed to cover a wide range of educational issues and how to support children in the classroom as a volunteer. Tutor: Felicity Sanderson Fees: Free Course C3660910 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 9:45 for 15 Sessions Venue: Brampton Ellis C of E Junior School, Brampton Road, Wath-upon-Dearne, Rotherham S63 6AN

Helping with SEN in Primary Schools

A progression course from NCFE Helping in Schools, focusing on Special Educational Needs. Tutor: Felicity Sanderson Fees: Free Course C3660917 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 9:45 for 10 Sessions Venue: Brampton Ellis C of E Junior School, Brampton Road, Wath-upon-Dearne, Rotherham S63 6AN

Practical Parent Helpers

A course to develop your skills as an effective parent helper in schools. Tutor: Dawn Griffiths Fees: Free Course C3661048 Starting 26 Sep 2013 Thu 13:00 for 6 sessions Venue: Coleridge Children’s Centre, Coleridge Primary School, Coleridge Road, Rotherham S65 1LW

Helping in Schools NCFE

Gain knowledge and understanding of life in school and achieve a recognised qualification: L2 Award in Support Work in Schools. You will gain a better understanding of the school curriculum and how children learn. Pre course meeting on September 19th from 9.30 - 10.30am. Contact Gill Lawrence for more information and to reserve a place 01709 709208. Tutor: Margaret Blackburn Fees: Free Course

C3660431

Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 9:30 for 14 Sessions Venue: Anston Greenlands Junior and Infant School, Edinburgh Drive, North Anston, Sheffield S25 4HD

History, Philosophy, Archaeology and Theology The History of Rotherham during the War Years

A local history course about Rotherham and the surrounding areas, focusing on the war years and how Rotherham contributed to the war efforts. PART OF THE VOICES OF CONFLICT PROGRAMME Tutor: Julie Carroll Starting: 29 April 2014 Tue 6:30pm for 7 sessions Fees: £44.10 C3661225 Venue: Myplace, St. Ann’s Road, Rotherham S65 1PH

English and Maths English - Functional Skills

This course will help you to gain the skills and confidence in using grammar, improving spellings, reading and writing. You will have the opportunity to take a national qualification in English. Tutor: Stefan Sliwinski Fees: Free Course C3661195 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 12:45 for 10 Sessions Venue: The Meadows Children’s Centre, Rotherham Road, Catcliffe, Rotherham S60 5SW

Enrol online

Entry level Maths

This is an entry level course designed to improve your Maths skills. You will learn in a supportive group led by an experienced tutor. You will need to arrange to be assessed before joining the class. Please ring Gill Lawrence on 01709 709208 to find out the details of the next assessment session. Tutor: Stefan Sliwinski Fees: Free Course C3660479 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Talbot Lane Centre, Talbot Lane Methodist Church, Moorgate Street, Rotherham S60 2EY

through our Course Search Website

www.wea.org.uk/yh or www.wea.org.uk

For full details of all courses and to enrol visit www.wea.org.uk/yh or 0114 242 3609 or 0113 245 3304

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Improve your Maths

This free course will help you to understand percentages, area, volume, fractions and everyday maths. You will have the opportunity to work towards gaining a nationally recgonised qualification. Ring Gill Lawrence on 01709 709208 for further details Tutor: James Hirst Fees: Free Course C3660613 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 12:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: Crags Community School, Strauss Crescent, Maltby, Rotherham S66 7QJ

Improve your Maths

This free course will help you to understand percentages, area, volume, fractions and everyday maths. You will have the opportunity to work towards gaining a nationally recgonised qualification. Ring Gill Lawrence on 01709 709208 for further details Tutor: James Hirst Fees: Free Course C3660614 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 9:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: Badsley Moor Infant School, Badsley Moor Lane, Rotherham S65 2QS

English - Functional skills

Improve your spelling, punctuation, grammar and writing skills. This is a free course aimed at people who would like to work towards gaining a nationally recognised qualification in English. Ring Gill Lawrence on 01709 709208 for further information and to reserve a place. Tutor: Michael Atkin Fees: Free Course C3660499 Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: All Saints’ Centre, All Saints’ Churchyard, Vicarage Lane, Rotherham S65 1AA

English - Entry level

A slower paced and supportive class aimed at adults who currently have a low level and understanding of written English. You will need to be assessed before starting the course, ring Gill Lawrence on 01709 709208 to arrange this, Please note this is not an ESOL class. Tutor: Michael Atkin Fees: Free Course C3660504 Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 12:45 for 10 Sessions Venue: All Saints’ Centre, All Saints’ Churchyard, Vicarage Lane, Rotherham S65 1AA

English - Functional skills

Improve your spelling, punctuation, grammar and writing skills. This is a free course aimed at people who would like to work towards gaining a nationally recognised qualification in English. Ring Gill Lawrence on 01709 709208 for further information and to reserve a place. Tutor: Michael Atkin Fees: C3660496 Starting: 27 Sep 2013 Fri 9:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: Crags Community School, Strauss Crescent, Maltby, Rotherham S66 7QJ

Enrol online through our Course Search Website

www.wea.org.uk/yh or www.wea.org.uk

ICT and Media Studies Computer Workshop

Computer Workshop

Computer Workshop

Computer Workshop

This course is suitable for both beginners and those who have some ICT skills. Choose from Microsoft Word, desktop publishing, spreadsheets, databases and exploring graphics. You will work at your own pace guided by an experienced tutor. Tutor: Deborah Tye Fees: £63.00 C3660544 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 9:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: Anston Greenlands Junior and Infant School, Edinburgh Drive, North Anston, Sheffield S25 4HD A course designed to assist learning from a variety of applications including Word, Access, Excel, PowerPoint and internet. Tutor: Maxine Davies Fees: £63.00 C3660452 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 9:45 for 10 Sessions Venue: St Andrews Community Centre, 85 Bonet Lane, Brinsworth, Rotherham S60 5NF

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This course is suitable for both beginners and those who have some ICT skills. Choose from Microsoft Word, desktop publishing, spreadsheets, databases and exploring graphics. You will work at your own pace guided by an experienced tutor. Tutor: Deborah Tye Fees: £63.00 C3660540 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 9:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: Crags Community School, Strauss Crescent, Maltby, Rotherham S66 7QJ This course is suitable for both beginners and those who have some ICT skills. Choose from Microsoft Word, desktop publishing, spreadsheets, databases and exploring graphics. You will work at your own pace guided by an experienced tutor. Tutor: Deborah Tye Fees: £63.00 C3660541 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 12:45 for 10 Sessions Venue: Crags Community School, Strauss Crescent, Maltby, Rotherham S66 7QJ

For full details of all courses and to enrol visit www.wea.org.uk/yh or 0114 242 3609 or 0113 245 3304


Computer Skills for Beginners

This course is aimed at people who have no or very little experience using a computer. You learn all the basic skills needed to produce documents and move onto using the Internet to search for information. Tutor: Julia Rowett Fees: £63.00 C3660799 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Unity Centre (The), St. Leonards Road, Rotherham S65 1PD

Computer Workshop

Computer Workshop

This is for people who have some prior knowledge of using a computer. Choose a subject from word processing, database, spreadsheets, PowerPoint, desk top publishing or working with graphics and learn at your own pace at a level to suit your needs. Tutor: Livvy Baker-Stewart Fees: £63.00 C3660731 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Mowbray Gardens Library, Herringthorpe Valley Road, Rotherham S65 2UQ

This course is suitable for both beginners and those who have some ICT skills. Choose from Microsoft Word, desktop publishing, spreadsheets, databases and exploring graphics. You will work at your own pace guided by an experienced tutor. Tutor: Deborah Tye Fees: £63.00 C3660545 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 12:45 for 10 Sessions Venue: Wickersley Community Library, 286 Bawtry Road, Wickersley, Rotherham S66 1JJ

Computer Workshop

ICT Workshop

A computer workshop open to all. Learn Word, Access, Excel, PowerPoint and the internet. Tutor: Livvy Baker-Stewart Fees: £63.00 C3661083 Starting: 24 Sep Tue 13:00 for 10 sessions Venue: Cortonwood Comeback Centre, Old Chapel, Chapel Avenue, Brampton, Barnsley S73 0XQ

A workshop to assist the development of skills in the applications of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher the Internet and Drawing Tools. Suitable for all levels. Tutor: Peter Sheppard Fees: £63.00 C3661042 Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 9:15 for 10 Sessions Venue: St Ann’s Primary School, St. Anns Junior & Infant School, St. Leonards Road, Rotherham S65 1PD

Photoshop skills

Computer Workshop

This course will explore various aspects of Photoshop CS5 through a variety of exercises and tasks designed to introduce, enhance and challenge your knowledge and skills of image manipulation. Fees: £63.00 C3660550 Tutor: Peter Sheppard Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 18:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: Dinnington Comprehensive School, Doe Quarry Lane, Dinnington, Sheffield S25 2NZ

Digital Photography Management

You have taken your holiday snaps, what do you do with them now? This course will teach you to download them, save and back up copies securely. Use special filters, correct red eye and sharpen up the ones that are slightly out of focus. Tutor: Maxine Davies Fees: £37.80 C3660704 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 19:00 for 6 Sessions Venue: St Andrews Community Centre, 85 Bonet Lane, Brinsworth, Rotherham S60 5NF

A beginners course designed to assist learning from a variety of applications including Word,Access, Excel, PowerPoint and internet. Tutor: Maxine Davies Fees: £63.00 C3660453 Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 9:45 for 10 Sessions Venue: St Andrews Community Centre, 85 Bonet Lane, Brinsworth, Rotherham S60 5NF

Computer Workshop

A workshop to assist the development of skills in the applications of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher the Internet and Drawing Tools. Suitable for all levels. Tutor: Livvy Baker-Stewart Fees: £63.00 C3661050 Starting: 27 Sep 2013 Fri 9:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: Swinton Community Library, Station Street, Swinton, Mexborough S64 8PZ

Computer Workshop

A workshop to assist the development of skills in the applications of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher the Internet and Drawing Tools. Suitable for all levels. Tutor: Livvy Baker-Stewart Fees: £63.00 C3660443 Starting: 27 Sep 2013 Fri 13:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Swallownest Community Centre, Off Rotherham Road, Swallownest, Sheffield S26 4UR

Computer Workshop

A computer workshop open to all. Learn Word, Access, Excel, PowerPoint and the internet. Tutor: Stephen Elliott Fees: £63.00 C3661086 Starting: 7 Oct 2013 Mon 9:30 for 10 sessions Venue: Greasbrough Community Library, Coach Road, Greasbrough, Rotherham S61 4PU

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What’s social media all about?

This course provides a basic grounding for people who are new to, or have a limited knowledge of social media. It is designed to build practical skills in using Twitter, Skype, Facebook and blogging to enable learners to confidently use and apply their new skills safely and effectively. Tutor: Julie Carroll Starting: 4 Nov 2013 Mon 18:00 for 6 Sessions Fees: £37.80 C3660465 Starting: 4 Nov 2013 Mon 18:00 for 6 Sessions Venue: Myplace, St. Anns Road, Rotherham S65 1PH

Performing Arts Drama - complex needs

Tutor: Julie Carroll Fees: Free Course C3660508 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 13:00 for 20 Sessions Venue: Addison Day Centre, Addison Day Centre, Addison Road, Maltby, Rotherham S66 8DG

Singing for Fun and Confidence

A singing course to build confidence and to experience fun! Tutor: Margaret Taylor-Thorpe Fees: £63.00 C3661049 Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 18:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: Talbot Lane Centre, Talbot Lane Methodist Church, Moorgate Street, Rotherham S60 2EY

Health and Wellbeing Confidence Building and Assertiveness

Yoga for women

Learn the Basic Skills of Counselling

Adaptable Yoga

Learn how to re-focus your energies to increase your motivation, boost your self-esteem, deal with manipulation, learn how to say NO by building your self confidence in small manageable steps. Supportive. Class led by an experienced tutor. Tutor: Julie Carroll Fees: £63.00 C3660463 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Talbot Lane Centre, Talbot Lane Methodist Church, Moorgate Street, Rotherham S60 2EY This course is designed for anyone who wants to gain a basic introduction to counselling. You will discover what makes a good listener, understand and respond appropriately to body language and learn how to become a listening helper in the community. Tutor: Julie Carroll Fees: £31.50 C3660464 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 18:00 for 5 Sessions Venue: Myplace, St. Anns Road, Rotherham S65 1PH

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Yoga keeps joints supple, promotes relaxation and helps with emotional calming during times of hormonal shift. Yoga will also quiet an active mind and may help to restore a sleep pattern. This course is aimed at women of all ages, backgrounds and abilities. Tutor: Sharadamba Rao Fees: £63.00 C3660927 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 11:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Yoga Sanctuary (The), Unit 8, Sheffield Road, Rotherham S60 1DA This course is aimed at people who are generally less flexible or have ME, MS, CFS, fibromyalgia, joint or mobility problems. It is a gentle course adapted to each learner’s need led by an experienced and well qualified tutor. Supportive equipment such as ropes and Yoga chairs are available to use if required. Tutor: Sharadamba Rao Fees: £63.00 C3660995 Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 13:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Yoga Sanctuary (The), Unit 8, Sheffield Road, Rotherham S60 1DA

Confidence and Self Esteem Building for Women

Learn and develop techniques to raise your confidence and self esteem. Identify when you are being manipulated and how to deal with it. Learn how to deal with difficult situations in an appropriate manner. Identify positive traits within women and how our female role models can influence us. Supportive class for women only suitable for all ages and backgrounds. Tutor: Julie Carroll Fees: £63.00 C3661122 Starting: 3 Oct 2013 Thu 12:45 for 10 Sessions Venue: Myplace, St. Anns Road, Rotherham S65 1PH

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Gardening and Outdoor Pursuits Gardening for Pleasure

Theory and practical based gardening course. Tutor: Josephine Hanslip Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 13:00 for 10 Sessions Fees: £63.00 Venue: Talbot Lane Centre, Talbot Lane Methodist Church, Moorgate Street, Rotherham S60 2EY

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Hospitality and Catering Christmas Cake Decorating and Sugarcraft

A cake decorating and sugarcraft course with a Chrismas theme where you will be able to make a variety of cake top decorations, coverings, enhancements and a variety of sweetmeats. Tutor: Julia Naylor Fees: £63.00 C3661273 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 18:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: Cortonwood Comeback Centre, Old Chapel, Chapel Avenue, Brampton, Barnsley S73 0XQ

Sugar Craft Skills

A course to develop new skills in designing cake decorations. Course suitable for all levels, including beginners. You will be guided by an experienced and supportive tutor. Tutor: Hilary Sissons Fees: £63.00 C3660442 Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 13:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Woodland Drive Family Learning Centre, 62 Woodlands Drive, North Anston, Sheffield S25 4JT

Sugarcraft and Cake Decorating

Cake decorating course for all abilities. A course designed to teach learners a variety of different sugar craft skills including a cake top decoration and making edible flowers and leaves. Tutor: Julia Naylor Fees: £63.00 C3661041 Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 19:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Swinton Civic Hall, Station Street, Swinton, Mexborough S64 8PZ

Cake Decorating and Sugarcraft

A course designed to teach learners a variety of different sugar craft skills including a cake top decoration and making edible flowers and leaves. Tutor: Julia Naylor Fees: £63.00 C3661046 Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Unity Centre (The), St. Leonards Road, Rotherham S65 1PD

Creative Writing and Literature Writers’ Workshop

A creative writing workshop open to all. Tutor: Margaret Ardron Fees: £63.00 C3660913 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 13:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: High Street Centre, High Street, Rawmarsh, Rotherham S62 6LN

Introduction to Makaton stages 1 - 4

This is a Makaton follow up course which will consolidate your previous learning of Stage 1-4 plus introduce additional 200 signs and synbols. It will empower you to use Makaton in your home and work place. The course book costs £25.00. Enrol on line at www.wea.org.uk/yh Tutor: Helen Heppenstall Fees: £44.10 C3660551 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 18:00 for 7 Sessions Venue: Myplace, St. Anns Road, Rotherham S65 1PH

Introduction to Makaton stages 1 - 4

This course will cover Makaton stages 1 - 4. You will learn at least 250 everyday signs and symbols. No prior experience is needed. The Makaton course book costs £25. Enrol on line at www.wea.org.uk/yh Tutor: Helen Heppenstall Fees: £44.10 C3660553 Starting: 14 Jan 2014 Tue 18:00 for 7 Sessions Venue: Myplace, St. Anns Road, Rotherham S65 1PH

Makaton stage 5 - 8

This is a Makaton follow up course which will introduce you to approximately 200 Signs and Symbols from Stages 5-8. The course will consolidate your previous learning of Stage 1-4 plus introduce additional vocabularies. It will empower you to use Makaton in your home and work place. The course book costs £25.00. Enrol on line at www.wea.org.uk/yh Tutor: Helen Heppenstall Fees: £44.10 C3660555 Starting: 29 Apr 2014 Tue 18:00 for 7 Sessions Venue: Myplace, St. Anns Road, Rotherham S65 1PH

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Sheffield Creative Crafts, Arts and Design Digital Wildlife Photography for Beginners

The Art of Photography (Intermediate)

This course is aimed at the beginner, wanting to develop their camera skills and understand how to achieve better photos with their own camera. For further details please contact Richard Ashbee on 0114 2501121 / 07779302881 Tutor: Richard Ashbee Fees: £32.50 C3661254 Starting: 17 Sep 2013 Tue 13:30 for 5 Sessions Venue: St Oswalds Parish Church, 2 Bannerdale Road, Sheffield S7 2DL

Fused Glass Workshop

Learn to use glass to make decorative panels, coasters, dishes and jewellery using fusing techniques. Glass is cut, then decorated with coloured powders and granules and put in the kiln to fuse together into one sheet. Moulds can then be used to shape glass into bowls and dishes. Tutor: Krishna Alageswaran Fees: £65.00 C3660865 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Southey Green Primary School, Crowder Avenue, Sheffield S5 7QG

Music Workshop

Practical instrument playing - choice of instrument available is: piano, keyboard, guitar.Some ensemble work for those learners who wish to work in groups with those of an appropriate standard. Theory of music (graded exams) optional Fees: £65.00 C3661268 Tutor: Catherine Carr Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: St Oswalds Parish Church, 2 Bannerdale Road, Sheffield S7 2DL

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This course is suitable for students who have some photographic knowledge already or who have completed the beginners course. It is a fun mix of theory and practice looking at influential photographers for inspiration. Tutor: Paula Kirby Fees: £65.00 C3660583 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 10:15 for 10 Sessions Venue: Weston Park Museum, Western Bank, Sheffield S10 2TP This course will also be available: Tutor: Paula Kirby Fees: £65.00 C3660585

Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 13:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Weston Park Museum, Western Bank, Sheffield S10 2TP

Creative Crafts

A course to be creative using a variety of techinques to make range of crafts including: card making, gift boxes, quilling, embossing, sewing and much more. No prior experience needed. Tutor: Beverley Naylor Fees: £63.00 C3660685 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 13:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Swallownest Community Centre, Off Rotherham Road, Swallownest, Sheffield S26 4UR

Painting and Drawing

This course supports learners in developing skills in drawing and painting alongside an appreciation of the history of art. Each session will provide opportunities to develop sketching techniques and explore a still life subject inspired by a famous artwork using watercolours. Work created throughout the course will be displayed in a digital art gallery. Tutor: Russell Wall Fees: £81.25 C3660930 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 13:30 for 10 Sessions (25 hours) Venue: Roman Ridge Extra Care Scheme, Roman Ridge, 2 Lavender Way, Sheffield S5 6DD

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Life Figure Drawing

Painting and Drawing for All

Painting and Drawing for All

Painting and Drawing for Beginners

Pottery for All

Musical Instrument Making

To provide an informal friendly and creative atmosphere in which students of all abilities and experiences are able to study the life figure and to develop their own artistic personalities. Tutor: Rosemary Watson Fees: £65.00 C3661217 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 13:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: St John’s Church Hall, Abbeydale Road South, Sheffield S17 3LE This course will cover a variety of activities from conventional painting and drawing techniques to experimental work using a mixture of materials and methods in a relaxed and supportive environment. Tutor: Veronique Oodian Fees: £65.00 C3660440 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 14:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Church Of The Nazarene, Northcote Road, Heeley Green, Sheffield S2 3AT The course will introduce learners to the basic techniques of hand built pottery including pinch pots, coiling, slab building and press moulding, exploring several glazing and decorating techniques, and using a potter’s wheel. Returning learners will continue to build on their existing skills from previous terms. Tutor: Anna-Mercedes Wear Fees: £65.00 C3660933 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 18:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: Firth Park Community Arts College, Fircroft Avenue, Sheffield S5 0SD

Photography for Beginners (2)

This course will help you cut through the jargon of digital photography. It is a mix of theory and practice and is suitable for those wanting to improve from ‘happy snapping’ and take a more professional approach. Tutor: Paula Kirby Fees: £65.00 C3660630 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: SOAR Works Enterprise Centre, 16 Knutton Road, Sheffield S5 9NU

Photography for Beginners (1)

This course will help you cut through the jargon of digital photography. It is a mix of theory and practice and is suitable for those wanting to improve from ‘happy snapping’ and take a more professional approach. Tutor: Paula Kirby Fees: £65.00 C3660632 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 13:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: SOAR Works Enterprise Centre, 16 Knutton Road, Sheffield S5 9NU

This course is ideal for those wishing to explore various techniques for creating art using a range of materials and themes, within a relaxed and welcoming environment. Tutor: Veronique Oodian Fees: £65.00 C3660689 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: St Mary’s Walkley Parish Community Hall, South Road, Sheffield S6 3TD This course is designed for those wishing to learn various techniques for creating art using a range of materials and themes, within a relaxed and welcoming environment. Ideal for absolute beginners. Tutor: Veronique Oodian Fees: £65.00 C3660690 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 12:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: St Mary’s Walkley Parish Community Hall, South Road, Sheffield S6 3TD This course provides you with the skills and knowledge necessary to build a variety of stringed musical instruments. Tools and equipment are provided but students are required to buy their own materials. Please note that new entrants should not expect to be taught all stages of how to make an instrument during a single course, and should expect to re-enrol for several consecutive courses in order to complete a project. Tutor: John Cockburn Fees: £65.00 C3660942 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 19:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Silverdale School, Bents Crescent, Sheffield S11 9QH

Oil Painting

A course in which learners can develop their skills, increase confidence and work on creating their own oil paintings. Students are required to bring their own art materials. Please contact Rob Hindle on 0114 232 2714 for details. Tutor: Emma Bulley Fees: £65.00 C3661015 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Graves Gallery, Central Library, Surrey Street, Sheffield S1 1XZ

Appreciating Art - 1700-1800

Are there different ways to look at and appreciate art? This course will look at the historical and other forces that have shaped art. It will help you to think critically about different artworks. Tutor: Emma Bulley Fees: £65.00 C3661214 Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: St Oswalds Parish Church, 2 Bannerdale Road, Sheffield S7 2DL

For full details of all courses and to enrol visit www.wea.org.uk/yh or 0114 242 3609 or 0113 245 3304

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Drawing and Painting

To provide an informal friendly and creative atmosphere in which students of all abilities and experiences are able to learn and to develop their own artistic personalities. Tutor: Rosemary Watson Fees: £65.00 C3661220 Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: St John’s Church Hall, Abbeydale Road South, Sheffield S17 3LE

Flower Arranging

An informal flower arranging course for all levels of experience taught by local florist. Each week you produce a seasonal arrangement/bouquet with your own flowers and sundries, using the techniques previously demonstrated. Tutor: Sarah Whitaker Fees: £65.00 C3661243 Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 13:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: St John’s Church Hall, Abbeydale Road South, Sheffield S17 3LE

Life Drawing 2

To provide an informal friendly and creative atmosphere in which students of all abilities and experiences are able to study the life figure and to develop their own artistic personalities. Tutor: Rosemary Watson Fees: £65.00 C3661218 Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 13:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: St John’s Church Hall, Abbeydale Road South, Sheffield S17 3LE

Appreciating Art - 1700-1800

Have you ever wondered why one art work is valued over another? Students will be introduced to major artists and movements of this period. This course will look at the historical, social and political forces that have shaped art. It is for beginners and those with some knowledge of art history. Tutor: Emma Bulley Fees: £65.00 C3660406 Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 18:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Voluntary Action Sheffield (The Circle), The Circle, 33 Rockingham Lane, Sheffield S1 4FW

Painting and Drawing

A class for beginners and the more experienced. Focusing on painting and drawing and using mixed materials, in a relaxed and supportive atmosphere. Tutor: Susan Shaw Fees: £65.00 C3660445 Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 19:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Norton College, Norton Centre, Dyche Lane, Sheffield S8 8BR

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Pottery Workshop

Learn to make tiles, bowls, dishes, animals and sculpture using hand building techniques like slab work, coiling and pinching. Throwing on the wheel and working with moulds will also be taught. Decoration and glazing techniques will also be explored. The course is suitable for beginners and improvers. Tutor: Krishna Alageswaran Fees: £65.00 C3660869 Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 18:00 for 8 Sessions Venue: Parkwood Academy Community Classroom, Longley Avenue West, Sheffield S5 8UL

Painting and Drawing for All

This popular mixed ability class offers a friendly and supportive environment to explore different painting and drawing techniques. An opportunity to give it a go and explore your creative side. No previous experience is needed. Tutor: Colette Cameron Fees: £65.00 C3660883 Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 13:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Grange Crescent Day Service, 105 Grange Crescent, Sheffield S11 8AZ

Painting and Drawing for All

This course is ideal for those wishing to learn and explore various techniques for creating art using a range of materials and themes, within a relaxed and welcoming environment. Tutor: Veronique Oodian Fees: £65.00 C3660861 Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Sheffield Quaker Meeting House, 10 St James Street, Sheffield S1 2EW

Fused Glass Workshop

Learn to use glass to make decorative panels, coasters, dishes and jewellery using fusing techniques. Glass is cut, then decorated with coloured powders and granules and put in the kiln to fuse together into one sheet. Moulds can then be used to shape glass into bowls and dishes. Tutor: Krishna Alageswaran Fees: £65.00 C3660867 Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 15:30 for 8 Sessions Venue: Southey Green Primary School, Crowder Avenue, Sheffield S5 7QG

Pottery for All

The course will introduce learners to the basic techniques of hand built pottery including pinch pots, coiling, slab building and press moulding, exploring several glazing and decorating techniques, and using a potter’s wheel. Returning learners will continue to build on their existing skills from previous terms. Tutor: Anna-Mercedes Wear Fees: £65.00 C3660935 Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 18:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: Firth Park Community Arts College, Fircroft Avenue, Sheffield S5 0SD

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Life Drawing

Life drawing involves learning to draw and paint the figure both realistically and expressively. In a friendly and relaxed environment students will be encouraged to work with a variety of media to gain skills or strengthen existing ones. Tutor: Emma Bulley Fees: £65.00 C3661001 Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 12:30 for 8 Sessions Venue: Walkley Community Centre, 7A Fir Street, Sheffield S6 3TG

Flower Arranging

A fun and informal flower arranging course for all levels and abilities, creating a different seasonal flower arrangement or bouquet each week with the flowers and sundries provided by the tutor, at a cost of £5 per week. Tutor: Sarah Whitaker Fees: £65.00 C3660702 Starting: 27 Sep 2013 Fri 9:15 for 10 Sessions Venue: Woodthorpe Community Primary School, Lewis Road, Sheffield S13 8DA

Schools and Parenting Helping with SEN in Primary Schools

Helping in Schools NCFE

Helping in Schools NCFE

Helping in Schools NCFE

This course is for those interested in supporting children with special educational needs (SEN) in primary schools. Students are required to volunteer in a school during the course. The course is particularly suitable for people who have completed the WEA Helping in Schools course and who are interested in this kind of support role. Tutor: Bev Peck Fees: Free Course C3660951 Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 9:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: Shiregreen Neighbourhood Centre, Westnall Road, Shiregreen, Sheffield S5 0AA Gain knowledge and understanding of life in school and achieve a recognised qualification: L2 Award in Support Work in Schools. You will gain a better understanding of the school curriculum and how children learn. Pre course meeting on September 19th from 9.30 10.30am. Contact Gill Lawrence on 01709 709208 for more information and to reserve a place. Tutor: Margaret Blackburn Fees: Free Course C3660431 Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 9:30 for 14 Sessions Venue: Anston Greenlands Junior and Infant School, Edinburgh Drive, North Anston, Sheffield S25 4HD

Gain knowledge and understanding of life in school and achieve a recognised qualification: L2 Award in Support Work in Schools. You will gain a better understanding of the school curriculum and how children learn. Pre course meeting on September 19th from 9.30 - 10.30am. Contact Gill Lawrence on 01709 709208 for more information and to reserve a place. Tutor: Margaret Blackburn Fees: Free Course C3660431 Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 9:30 for 14 Sessions Venue: Anston Greenlands Junior and Infant School, Edinburgh Drive, North Anston, Sheffield S25 4HD

This course is for those interested in volunteering in schools. It provides an introduction to how children learn, the roles of classroom volunteers and how schools run. Students are required to volunteer in a local school for at least 15 hours during the course. There is an information session on Monday 16 September from 9.30am to 10.30am. Tutor: Bev Peck Fees: Free Course C3660926 Starting: 7 Oct 2013 Mon 9:30 for 14 Sessions Venue: Parkwood Academy Community Classroom, Longley Avenue West, Sheffield S5 8UL

THE DISSIDENTS’ ACADEMY A FORUM FOR DISCUSSION AND DEBATE AROUND LEADING SOCIAL AND POLITICAL ISSUES SESSIONS TO BE HELD AT THE WEA IN SHEFFIELD, AUTUMN 2013 Please register your interest by phoning Sheffield Learning Centre on 0114 242 3609 For full details of all courses and to enrol visit www.wea.org.uk/yh or 0114 242 3609 or 0113 245 3304

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Practical Parent Helpers

This course provides a basic introduction for those interested in helping in primary schools. It is intended as a preparation for the NCFE Helping in Schools course which will begin in January 2014. Tutor: Bev Peck Starting: 7 Nov 2013 Thu 9:30 for 6 Sessions Fees: £39.00 C3660956 Venue: St Catherine’s Catholic Primary School, Firshill Crescent, Sheffield S4 7BX

History, Philosophy, Archaeology and Theology Know Your Sheffield Robin’s Local History

Introduction to Philosophy: The Mystery of Existence

The Age of Charlemagne

The Spanish Labyrinth: The Civil War and Francoist Repression 1936 - 42

The story of Sheffield through historic pictures and writings. Know what to look out for around the city from tudors to the industrial revolution, victorian Sheffield and modern changes. Summer trips. Tutor: Robin Fielder Fees: £65.00 C3660681 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 18:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Voluntary Action Sheffield (The Circle), The Circle, 33 Rockingham Lane, Sheffield S1 4FW The Carolingian Renaissance saw the first major growth of art, culture and imperialism in the European dark ages; this course will examine its extent and its legacy in the 9th and 10th centuries. Tutor: Gary Slator Fees: £65.00 C3661237 Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 13:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: St Oswalds Parish Church, 2 Bannerdale Road, Sheffield S7 2DL

Rome: The Age of Spartacus

The Spartacus rebellion was actually the third ‘slave revolt’ across sixty years of a changing Roman world. We will examine those sixty years, to explain how Rome was totally unprepared for running an empire. Fees: £65.00 C3661239 Tutor: Gary Slator Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 15:15 for 10 Sessions Venue: St Oswalds Parish Church, 2 Bannerdale Road, Sheffield S7 2DL

No question is more sublime, more stimulating and more deeply philosophical than ‘Why Does the World Exist?’ So whether you are of a religious or scientific background join us in this course as we philosophically engage with the mystery of existence. Tutor: Brian Tee Fees: £65.00 C3660683 Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 18:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Highfield Library, London Rd, Sheffield S2 4NF

This course seeks to focus on a number of key issues of the traumatic conflict that was the Spanish Civil War. It will include the Asturias Rising of 1934, the role of the Catholic Church, the attitude of the National powers, use of propaganda by both sides, case studies of convicted prisoners, contribution of the Republican leaders and the rising of Colonel Casado against the Republic in 1939. PART OF THE VOICES OF CONFLICT PROGRAMME. Tutor: David Lyon Fees: £65.00 C3660984 Starting: 28 Sep 2013 Sat 10:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: Sheffield Quaker Meeting House, 10 St James Street, Sheffield S1 2EW

Science and Geography Intermediate Birdwatching

This course will cover a number of intermediate aspects of ornithology and review some of the subjects previously studied. Each lecture will be illustrated with projected colour slides and specimens where relative. Tutor: John Lintin-Smith Fees: £65.00 C3661215 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 13:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: St Oswalds Parish Church, 2 Bannerdale Road, Sheffield S7 2DL

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The Green Countryside

The course will be a botanically based platform on which to include other relative aspects of Natural History. It will be suitable for anyone who enjoys the countryside and will provide a starting point for those who want to recognise and to understand what they see. Tutor: John Lintin-Smith Fees: £65.00 C3661216 Starting: 27 Sep 2013 Fri 13:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: St Oswalds Parish Church, 2 Bannerdale Road, Sheffield S7 2DL

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English and Maths Functional Maths

Develop your maths skills and confidence in this supportive class, and work towards a national Functional Maths qualification at level 1. Tutor: James Hirst Fees: Free Course C3660833 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 13:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: St Catherine’s Catholic Primary School, Firshill Crescent, Sheffield S4 7BX

Functional Maths

Develop your maths skills and confidence in this supportive class, and work towards a national qualification in Functional Maths. Tutor: Sheena Clarke Fees: Free Course C3660834 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 13:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Beck Primary School, Beck Road, Sheffield S5 0GG

Functional English Level 2

Would you like to improve your English skills and confidence? Join this supportive course where you can work towards a national English qualification at level 2. There is an assessment session on Tuesday 17 September at 6pm - Please contact the College on 0114 257 4027. Tutor: Dawn Jones Fees: Free Course C3660843 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 18:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Firth Park Community Arts College, Fircroft Avenue, Sheffield S5 0SD

Get Ready for English

Improve your skills and confidence in using English and work towards a national qualification at level 1 in this supportive class. Please contact Sue Powell on 0759 003 6211 for more information. Tutor: TBC Fees: Free Course C3660952 Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 9:45 for 10 Sessions Venue: Parkwood Academy Community Classroom, Longley Avenue West, Sheffield S5 8UL

Get Ready for English

Improve your skills and confidence in using English and work towards a national qualification at level 1 in this supportive class. Tutor: TBC Fees: Free Course C3660954 Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 12:45 for 10 Sessions Venue: Southey Learning Centre Library, Southey Branch Library, Moonshine Lane, Sheffield S5 8RB

Functional Maths

Improve your maths skills and develop confidence in this supportive class. You will have the opportunity to work towards a national Maths qualification at level 1. Creche available. Contact Anne Taylor on 0114 244 1826. Tutor: James Hirst Fees: Free Course C3660890 Starting: 27 Sep 2013 Fri 9:15 for 10 Sessions Venue: Brightside Nursery and Infants School, Jenkin Road, Sheffield S9 1AS

Functional English Level 1

Improve your skills and confidence in using English and work towards a national qualification at level 1 in this supportive class. There is an assessment session on Tuesday 17 September at 6pm - please contact the College on 0114 257 4027. Tutor: Helen Porter Fees: Free Course C3660880 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 18:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Firth Park Community Arts College, Fircroft Avenue, Sheffield S5 0SD

Get Ready for Maths

Develop your maths skills and confidence in this supportive class, and work towards a national qualification in Functional Maths. Please contact Sue Powell on 07590 036211 for more information. Tutor: Sheena Clarke Fees: Free Course C3660943 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 9:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: Parkwood Academy Community Classroom, Longley Avenue West, Sheffield S5 8UL

Enrol online

through our Course Search Website

www.wea.org.uk/yh or www.wea.org.uk

For full details of all courses and to enrol visit www.wea.org.uk/yh or 0114 242 3609 or 0113 245 3304

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ICT and Media Studies Making Movies

Learn how to create a video drama (5-10 minutes) in a fun and supportive team working environment. Learn, scripting, storyboarding and operating a video camera kit and basic editing. No experience necessary. Fees: £130.00 C3660542 Tutor: Russell Wall Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 9:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: WEA Sheffield Learning Centre, 3 Vicarage Road, Attercliffe, Sheffield S9 3RH

Computer Workshop

This course is suitable for both beginners and those who have some ICT skills. Choose from Microsoft Word, desktop publishing, spreadsheets, databases and exploring graphics. You will work at your own pace guided by an experienced tutor. Tutor: Deborah Tye Fees: £63.00 C3660544 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 9:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: Anston Greenlands Junior and Infant School, Edinburgh Drive, North Anston, Sheffield S25 4HD

Photoshop skills

This course will explore various aspects of Photoshop CS5 through a variety of exercises and tasks designed to introduce, enhance and challenge your knowledge and skills of image manipulation. Tutor: Peter Sheppard Fees: £63.00 C3660550 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 18:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: Dinnington Comprehensive School, Doe Quarry Lane, Dinnington, Sheffield S25 2NZ

Computer Confidence

Extend your computer knowledge exploring a range of ICT software in a relaxed friendly environment. Tutor: Helen Peasant Fees: £65.00 C3660536 Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 13:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: The Limes Community Centre, Lime Street, Beighton, Sheffield S20 1BL

Computer Improvers

Develop the skills to use a number of applications and the sofware of your computer or laptop. Some previous computer experience required. Fees: £65.00 C3660537 Tutor: Helen Peasant Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 13:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: The Limes Community Centre, Lime Street, Beighton, Sheffield S20 1BL

Creative Industries

Explore the creative cross-fertilisation of comics, movies, TV and computer games. Students are supported to develop a ‘hands on’ approach to a range of multimodal (digital and non-digital) products. Tutor: Russell Wall Fees: £130.00 C3660543 Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 9:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: WEA Sheffield Learning Centre, 3 Vicarage Road, Attercliffe, Sheffield S9 3RH

Computer Workshop

A workshop to assist the development of skills in the applications of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher the Internet and Drawing Tools. Suitable for all levels. Tutor: Livvy Baker-Stewart Fees: £63.00 C3660443 Starting: 27 Sep 2013 Fri 13:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Swallownest Community Centre, Off Rotherham Road, Swallownest, Sheffield S26 4UR

Enrol online through our Course Search Website

www.wea.org.uk/yh or www.wea.org.uk

Performing Arts Confidence through Singing

A friendly class for anyone who would like to have a go at singing in harmony. You don’t need any previous experience and all the teaching is done by ear, so reading music is not necessary. Experience the joy of singing with others, and surprise yourself! Tutor: Kate Thomas Starting: 19 Sep 2013 Thu 10:00 for 10 Sessions Fees: £65.00 C3660873 Venue: Longley 4 Greens Centre, 41 Southey Avenue, Sheffield S5 7NN

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For full details of all courses and to enrol visit www.wea.org.uk/yh or 0114 242 3609 or 0113 245 3304


How Poetry Works 1770-1870

This course is aimed at understanding how poems ‘work’, to promote knowledge of the background behind the poems and to help learners better understand poetic language and imagery. In a relaxed environment, we will analyze poems from the Romantic period, discuss the purpose and techniques of poetry and learn about the lives of various authors, both famous as well as lesser known. Tutor: Emma Bulley Fees: £65.00 C3660682 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 18:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Voluntary Action Sheffield (The Circle), The Circle, 33 Rockingham Lane, Sheffield S1 4FW

Dance for Health and Well-Being

A friendly class for anyone wanting to use dance to maintain or improve their physical and mental wellbeing. Select rhythms and choreograph routines, using them as a way of exercising to gain physical and mental benefits. Tutor: June Higgins Fees: £65.00 C3661000 Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 18:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Stocksbridge High School, Shay House Lane, Stocksbridge, Sheffield S36 1FD

Play Guitar

This course is designed to enable learners to be able to play along in a group situation and help gain confidence. Practise tips and shortcuts are discussed in an informal group setting and learners are encouraged to bring in material to play and share. Students should be eventually able to play approximately 10 chords’. Tutor: Kieron Bland Fees: £65.00 C3660549 Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 19:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: WEA Sheffield Learning Centre, 3 Vicarage Road, Attercliffe, Sheffield S9 3RH

Dance for Health and Fitness

Join a friendly class with a supportive tutor to learn and practice Ballroom, Latin American and Sequence Dancing as a way of exercising, helping to improve and maintain physical well-being and keeping the mind active. Tutor: June Higgins Fees: £65.00 C3661012 Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 13:15 for 10 Sessions Venue: St Mary’s Church Hall, Pack Horse Lane, High Green, Sheffield S35 3HS

Preparation for Life and Work Numeracy for the Deaf

You Deaf? You BSL? Do you want to improve your numbers and money? Come to the WEA Deaf Numeracy class in Sheffield. BSL will be used throughout with a Deaf tutor. Tutor: Stephen Gibson Fees: £65.00 C3660451 Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 17:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: Voluntary Action Sheffield (The Circle), The Circle, 33 Rockingham Lane, Sheffield S1 4FW

Deaf Literacy Class

You Deaf? You BSL? Do you want to improve your English? Come to the WEA Deaf Literacy class in Sheffield. BSL will be used throughout with a Deaf tutor. Tutor: Stephen Gibson Fees: £65.00 C3660450 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tues 15:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Voluntary Action Sheffield (The Circle), The Circle, 33 Rockingham Lane, Sheffield S1 4FW

ICT for the Deaf

Now more Deaf people film self signing BSL. They post videos online to Facebook and YouTube. You want learn how. This course will teach you how to use camcorders, computers and software to make good BSL videos and post online. Tutor: Stephen Gibson Fees: £65.00 C3660797 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tues 17.30 for 10 Sessions Venue: Voluntary Action Sheffield (The Circle), The Circle, 33 Rockingham Lane, Sheffield, S1 4FW

ESOL ESOL for Women Entry 1

A course for women who would like to start learning English skills in speaking, listening, reading and writing. The course runs twice a week on Mondays and Thursdays (9.15am). Please contact Kath Hobson on 0114 242 0109. Tutor: Nicola Le Vallois Fees: £126.00 C3660740 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 9:15, for 20 Sessions Venue: Firs Hill Community Primary School, Orphanage Road, Sheffield S3 9AN

ESOL for Women Entry 2

A course for women wanting to develop their English reading, writing, speaking and listening. The course runs twice a week on Mondays (9.15am) and Thursdays (1.00pm). Please contact Kath Hobson on 0114 242 0109. Tutor: Marie Rafeian Fees: £126.00 C3660832 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 9:15, for 20 Sessions Venue: Firs Hill Community Primary School, Orphanage Road, Sheffield S3 9AN

For full details of all courses and to enrol visit www.wea.org.uk/yh or 0114 242 3609 or 0113 245 3304

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ESOL for Women Entry 1

Learn English - speaking, listening, reading and writing - in this supportive class for women. The course is organised in partnership with SAVTE, who will refer women to the course that is right for them. Please contact 0114 253 6644. The course runs twice a week on Mondays (1.30pm) and Thursdays (1.00pm). Tutor: Elizabeth Allen Fees: £110.25 C3661060 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 13:30 for 20 Sessions Venue: First Start Centre, First Start Nursery, 441 Firth Park Road, Sheffield S5 6QQ

ESOL for Women Entry 1

ESOL for Women Entry 2

Improve your English speaking, listening, reading and writing skills in this supportive course for women. The course is run in partnership with SAVTE who will refer women to the course that is right for them. Please call 0114 253 6644 for information. The course runs twice a week on Tuesdays and Wednesdays (1.00pm). Tutor: Elham Kohta Fees: £126.00 C3661062 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 13:00 for 20 Sessions Venue: First Start Centre, First Start Nursery, 441 Firth Park Road, Sheffield S5 6QQ (Wednesdays) / Firth Park Centre For Life, 5 Stubbin Lane, Sheffield S5 6QL

Develop your English reading, writing, speaking and lLearn English reading, writing, speaking and listening in this supportive class for women. There is an assessment session on Tuesday 17 September at 9:30. Contact Shamila on 0114 261 2015. The course runs twice a week on Mondays and Thursdays (9.15am). Tutor: Holly Nabipour Fees: £126.00 C3660838 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 9:15, Wed 9:15 for 20 Sessions Venue: Owler Brook Primary School, Wensley Street, Sheffield S4 8GB

ESOL for Women Entry 1

ESOL for Women Entry 2

ESOL for Women Entry 3

Develop your English reading, writing, speaking and listening skills in this supportive class for women. There is an assessment session on Tuesday 17 September at 9:30. Contact Shamila on 0114 261 2015. The course runs twice a week on Tuesdays and Wednesdays (9.15am). Tutor: Elizabeth Allen Fees: £126.00 C3660839 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 9:15 for 20 Sessions Venue: Owler Brook Primary School, Wensley Street, Sheffield S4 8GB

ESOL for Women Entry 1

Develop your English speaking, listening, reading and writing skills in this supportive class for women. This course is run in partnership with SAVTE who will refer students into the right class for them. Please contact SAVTE on 0114 253 6644. The course runs twice a week on Tuesdays and Wednesdays (12.30pm). Tutor: Julie Allen Fees: £126.00 C3660842 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 12:30 for 20 Sessions Venue: Firth Park Library, 439 Firth Park Road, Firth Park Library, Sheffield S5 6QQ

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Learn English speaking, listening, reading and writing in this supportive class for women. There is an assessment session on Tuesday 17 September at 9.30am. The course is run in partnership with SAVTE: to find out about the course and book a place on the assessment session. Please call 0114 253 6644. Tutor: TBA Fees: £126.00 C3661072 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 10:00 for 20 Sessions Venue: Hinde House 3-16 Primary School, Bracken Road, Sheffield S5 6FH Improve your English skills - speaking, listening, reading and writing - in this supportive course for women. Contact Kath Hobson on 0114 242 0109 for details. The course runs twice a week on Wednesdays and Thursdays (1.00pm). Tutor: Scholastica Cashdan Fees: £126.00 C3660881 Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 13:00 for 20 Sessions Venue: Firs Hill Community Primary School, Orphanage Road, Sheffield S3 9AN

ESOL Entry 2/3

A chance to develop speaking, listening, reading and writing skills and become more confident in using English while working towards an ESOL qualification. Tutor: Elham Kohta Fees: £63.00 C3661074 Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 13:00 for 20 Sessions Venue: Parkwood Academy Community Classroom, Longley Avenue West, Sheffield S5 8UL

ESOL for Women Level 1

A chance to develop speaking, listening, reading and writing skills and become more confident in using English while working towards an ESOL qualification. Tutor: Scholastica Cashdan Fees: £126.00 C3660886 Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 09:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: Firs Hill Community Primary School, Orphanage Road, Sheffield S3 9AN

For full details of all courses and to enrol visit www.wea.org.uk/yh or 0114 242 3609 or 0113 245 3304


Health and Wellbeing Making Herbal Remedies

A course for anyone who wants to know more about herbal medicines and remedies. No prior knowledge or experience required. For more details contact Carol on 0790 7344 871. Tutor: Carol Burnett Fees: £65.00 C3660441 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 9:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: Heeley City Farm, Heeley City Farm, Richards Road, Sheffield S2 3DT

Yoga Relaxation and Health

A course to learn the gentle art of Yoga and relaxation for both mind and body Tutor: Hannah Penn Fees: £65.00 C3660420 Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: The Heeley Institute, 147 Gleadless Road, Sheffield S2 3AA

Creative Writing and Literature Writers Workshop

Beginning to Write Poetry

Writers’ Workshop

Abbeydale Writers

This course focuses on technique for writers ambitious to advance their skills, within a friendly and supportive group atmosphere. For more information contact Neil on: 07981 348 152 or email: mwalimuneil@yahoo.co.uk Tutor: Neil Reed Fees: £65.00 C3660684 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 19:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: St Andrew’s United Reformed Church, Upper Hanover Street, Sheffield S3 7RQ A writing course for beginners and practiced writers to write from their experience and observation, to workshop their work and share their writing with each other. Improving their writing skills in a supportive atmosphere. Tutor: Liz Cashdan Fees: £65.00 C3660446 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 14:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: Ecclesall Library, 120 Ecclesall Road South, Sheffield S11 9PL

This course provides an opportunity to develop your understanding of poetry as a craft as well as improve your reading and writing skills, generally. The course is suitable for starters and re-starters in their writing of poetry. Tutor: Stephen Sawyer Fees: £65.00 C3660936 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Sheffield Quaker Meeting House, 10 St James Street, Sheffield S1 2EW Abbeydale Writers is a friendly and supportive creative writing group. Classes mix formal teaching with the reading and supportive critique of students’ work. Sessions can be tailored to your individual requirements. New writers always welcome. Tutor: Barry Nicholls Fees: £65.00 C3661219 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 18:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Dore and Totley United Reformed Church, Totley Brook Road, Sheffield S17 3QS

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There are several routes to enrolment: Enrol online through our

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Enrolment in advance

Advance enrolment is recommended for all of our courses.

Enrol by telephone on 0114 242 3609 or 0113 245 3304 (Mon - Fri, 9.00am - 5.00pm)

In person at the first

3 session - but please

bear in mind this is subject to there being a place available.

For full details of all courses and to enrol visit www.wea.org.uk/yh or 0114 242 3609 or 0113 245 3304

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Creative Writing Workshop

A writing course for beginners and practiced writers to write from their experience and observation, to workshop their work and share their writing with each other. Improving their writing skills in a supportive atmosphere. Tutor: Liz Cashdan Fees: £65.00 C3660444 Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 19:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Norton College, Norton Centre, Dyche Lane, Sheffield S8 8BR

Screenwriting Workshop

These sessions will introduce participants to the principles of writing a script for film or television. If you have lots of good ideas or simply don’t know where to start in writing a good script, this introductory script writing course will arm you with the basics that you’ll need to get started. The course will cover: Formatting, Structure, Character, Dialogue. Tutor: Lee Ford Fees: £65.00 C3660701 Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 19:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: WEA Sheffield Learning Centre, 3 Vicarage Road, Attercliffe, Sheffield S9 3RH

Poetry Workshop: Beginning to Write Poetry

This course provides an opportunity to develop your understanding of poetry as a craft as well as improve your reading and writing skills, generally. A practical and supportive course to which all are welcome. Tutor: Stephen Sawyer Fees: £65.00 C3660721 Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 19:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Highfield Library, London Rd, Sheffield S2 4NF

Writing Workshop

Develop skills, technique and confidence to start writing and keep going in this workshop-based course. The focus is on fiction and other prose; the approach is practical, supportive and informal. Tutor: Simon Crump Fees: £65.00 C3661004 Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Hillsborough Library, Middlewood Road, Sheffield S6 4HD

Writing a Novel

Develop the skills, technique and understanding necessary to write a novel or extended piece of prose in a supportive, workshop-based course. The course will look at the central elements of fiction as well as providing opportunities to discuss students’ work in progress. Tutor: Simon Crump Fees: £65.00 C3660971 Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 19:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Sheffield Quaker Meeting House, 10 St James Street, Sheffield S1 2EW

Writing for Children

This course is open to all students, beginners and practised writers, who want to write for children of any age, and across all genres, poems, stories, novels, plays. We shall read published material, write and workshop our own material in a supportive environment, looking at the responsibilities of writers. Tutor: Liz Cashdan Fees: £65.00 C3660708 Starting: 27 Sep 2013 Fri 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Sheffield Quaker Meeting House, 10 St James Street, Sheffield S1 2EW

Writing Workshop: Voices from the First World War

This course will explore both family stories and historical material relating to the First World War (anecdotes, photographs, letters, archives, literature, artefacts), as it was experienced at home and abroad, and use this material as stimulus for a range of creative writing. PART OF THE VOICES OF CONFLICT PROGRAMME. Tutor: Susan Shaw Fees: £65.00 C3660960 Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Sheffield Quaker Meeting House, 10 St James Street, Sheffield S1 2EW

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For full details of all courses and to enrol visit www.wea.org.uk/yh or 0114 242 3609 or 0113 245 3304


Politics and Sociology Talking Politics

A discussion-based course looking at current political developments and issues in the UK and world-wide. Topics are usually suggested by the class. More at www.paulboizot.co.uk/courses.htm#Politics Tutor: Paul Boizot Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 10:00 for 10 Sessions Fees: £65.00 C3660454 Venue: St Mary’s Conference Centre, Bramall Lane, Sheffield, S2 4QZ

Languages, Literature and Culture French Language Level 3

For students who have completed levels 1 and 2 or with a good basic knowledge of the language. Emphasis is placed on speaking and listening skills. Essential course book BBC French Experience book 2. Tutor: Ian Horsfield Fees: £65.00 C3661232 Starting: 23 Sep 2013 Mon 19:15 for 10 Sessions Venue: St John’s Church Hall, Abbeydale Road South, Sheffield S17 3LE

Beginners German

A beginners German language course. Students will learn how to communicate in everday situations including shopping, ordering food, drinks and getting directions. Tutor: Diane Haigh Fees: £65.00 C3660546 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: WEA Sheffield Learning Centre, 3 Vicarage Road, Attercliffe, Sheffield S9 3RH

French Language Level 4

For students who have completed levels 1 to 3 or with a good basic knowledge of the language. Emphasis is placed on speaking and listening skills with topics from the essential course magazine Rendez-vous. Tutor: Ian Horsfield Fees: £65.00 C3661233 Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: St John’s Church Hall, Abbeydale Road South, Sheffield S17 3LE

French Language Level 3

For students who have completed levels 1 and 2 or with a good basic knowledge of the language. Emphasis is placed on speaking and listening skills. Essential course book BBC French Experience book 2. Fees: £65.00 C3661235 Tutor: Ian Horsfield Starting: 24 Sep 2013 Tue 13:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: St John’s Church Hall, Abbeydale Road South, Sheffield S17 3LE

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Literature from and about the first world war

This course will look at a range of texts, written both during the war, and much later. We will examine writers’ responses to the personal trauma and political ramifications of war, and its problematic legacy. PART OF THE VOICES OF CONFLICT PROGRAMME. Tutor: Rebecca Bowler Fees: £78.00 C3661246 Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 10:00 for 12 Sessions Venue: Dore Parish Church, Townhead Road, Sheffield S17 3GA

Italian Year 6

The course aims at improving conversational skills and at increasing confidence. Students will work on original Italian material. The lessons take place in the target language only (require an advanced ability to understand spoken Italian) Tutor: Anna Ferrarese Fees: £65.00 C3661269 Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: St John’s Church Hall, Abbeydale Road South, Sheffield S17 3LE

Beginners Spanish

Taking place in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere, this course places the emphasis on spoken communication in everday situations. Each week we will practice Spanish conversations, listen to Spanish pronunciation and learn groups of words, e.g. for eating, drinking, shpping, family and weather. Tutor: Peter Bird Fees: £65.00 C3660699 Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 19:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Norton College, Norton Centre, Dyche Lane, Sheffield S8 8BR

For full details of all courses and to enrol visit www.wea.org.uk/yh or 0114 242 3609 or 0113 245 3304

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Improvers Spanish

Consolidate your knowledge of Spanish, extend your vocabulary and further your understanding of its structures by studying the language in its socio-cultural context. We will practise speaking, listening, reading and writing in a supported way, yet using authentic materials, such as comics, interviews, short films, songs, literature, biographies and journalistic articles. Fees: £65.00 C3660719 Tutor: Irini Kalloniati Starting: 25 Sep 2013 Wed 19:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: Norton College, Norton Centre, Dyche Lane, Sheffield S8 8BR

Spanish for Beginners

Taking place in a friendly and relaxed group, this course places the emphasis on spoken communication in everyday situations. Each week we will practice Spanish conversations, listen to Spanish pronunciation and learn groups of words, e.g. for eating, drinking, shopping, family and weather. Fees: £65.00 C3661077 Tutor: Peter Bird Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 12:30 for 10 Sessions Venue: Shiregreen Neighbourhood Centre, Westnall Road, Shiregreen, Sheffield S5 0AA

French Language Level 5

A course to build on existing skills and communicate with more confidence in German. Previous knowledge of German required. Tutor: Diane Haigh Fees: £65.00 C3660547 Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 10:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: WEA Sheffield Learning Centre, 3 Vicarage Road, Attercliffe, Sheffield S9 3RH

To develop the learners’ language skills to a higher level, with particular emphasis on listening and speaking skills, by employing a varied range of communicative activities and exercises across a selection of themed articles. Tutor: Ian Horsfield Fees: £65.00 C3661236 Starting: 27 Sep 2013 Fri 13:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: St John’s Church Hall, Abbeydale Road South, Sheffield S17 3LE

Advanced German

Introduction to Community Interpreting

Improve your German

Revise and consolidate the knowledge of German you already have. The course extends language skills and enhances cultural knowledge. Students learn to communicate in a wide range of situations and express opinions. Tutor: Diane Haigh Fees: £65.00 C3660548 Starting: 26 Sep 2013 Thu 13:00 for 10 Sessions Venue: WEA Sheffield Learning Centre, 3 Vicarage Road, Attercliffe, Sheffield S9 3RH

How to Enrol

There are several routes to enrolment: Enrol online through our

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An introduction to the role of community interpreting for members of minorities communities in Sheffield who are fluent in English and wish to provide informal interpreting support for family and friends in a range of situations. The course will consider different public services in the UK and some of the ethical considerations of interpreting. Entrance to the course is by application form and an assessment session on 16 September. Please contact the WEA on 0114 242 3609 for a form, which must be returned by 4 September. Tutor: Justyna Wilczewska Fees: £66.15 C3660976 Starting: 7 Oct 2013 Mon 17:00 for 7 Sessions Venue: WEA Sheffield Learning Centre, 3 Vicarage Road, Attercliffe, Sheffield S9 3RH

Enrolment in advance

Advance enrolment is recommended for all of our courses.

Enrol by telephone on 0114 242 3609 or 0113 245 3304 (Mon - Fri, 9.00am - 5.00pm)

In person at the first

3 session - but please

bear in mind this is subject to there being a place available.

For full details of all courses and to enrol visit www.wea.org.uk/yh or 0114 242 3609 or 0113 245 3304


Residential

WEA

Day Schools

Day and Residential Courses across the Yorkshire & Humber Region

Barnsley Residential Course

Booking: Robbie Noble Tel: 0113 245 3304 Email rnoble@wea.org.uk

Creative Writing and Literature

Tutored Writing Retreat Join novelist Alison Taft and Poet James Nash at the magnificent Wentworth Castle, set in 40 acres of beautiful parkland on the outskirts of Barnsley for a two night tutored writing retreat run by the Leeds Branch of the WEA. The course will consist of workshops, focus groups and structured writing time.

Each student will also have the opportunity of a 'one to one' session with one of the tutors to discuss their writing. Tutor: Alison Taft Fees: £149.00 C3660841 Starting: 11 Apr 2014 Fri 17:00 for 3 Sessions Venue: Northern College, Wentworth Castle, Stainborough, Barnsley S75 3ET

Barton-on-Humber Day Schools

Booking: Christine Bloor, Secretary, London Cottage, Cross St, Barrow-on-Humber DN19 7AL Tel: 01469 531003 Email: christine@bloor10.freeserve.co.uk

Pack-Horse Days and Ways

This course is an introduction to aspects of goods transportation by pack-horse including terrain, equipment, goods carried, terminology, organisation; with particular reference to Northern England. There will be observations of the packhorse in art work and literature. Tutor: Janet Niepokojczycka Fees: £7.50 C3660884 Starting: 16 Nov 2013 Sat 14:00 for 1 Session Venue: Wilderspin National School, Queen Street, Barton-upon-Humber, DN18 5QP

Music in Victorian England

This course is designed to inform students of the richness of music of all kinds produced in Victorian England. Tutor: Graham Saunders Fees: £7.50 C3660967 Starting: 5 Oct 2013 Sat 14:30 for 1 Session Venue: Wilderspin National School, Queen Street, Barton-upon-Humber, DN18 5QP

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Grimsby Day Schools

Bookings: Strictly through the Grimsby Branch only. Please ring Linda Salkeld Tel: 01472 200329/07732 559587. (Please write cheques payable to the WEA Grimsby Branch). Venue for all Grimsby Day Schools - Grimsby Central Hall & Arts Community Centre, Duncombe Street, Grimsby DN32 7EG

The Army in Ancient Egypt

Todays guest speaker, Michael Hoadley, traces the origins and development of ancient Egypt's standing army. Highlights equipment, tactics, the life of a soldier, famous battles and warrior Pharaohs. Tutor: Michael Hoadley Fees: £7.50 including refreshments C3660686 Starting: 12 Oct 2013 Sat 14:00 for 1 Session

For those in Peril on the Sea Part 2

Guest speaker Dr Stephen Bloy, will examine Grimsby's prosperity as the world's premier fishing port and, the part played by Trawlers in WW1 and WW2 will be examined, before discussing how the Cod Wars contributed to the decline of Grimsby's fishing industry. Tutor: Dr Stephen Bloy Fees: £7.50 including refreshments C3660687 Starting: 11 Jan 2014 Sat 14:00 for 1 Session

Criminals and Magistrates in North Lincolnshire 1700-1850

North Lincolnshire has exceptionally full documents for the study of crime. Todays guest speaker, Brian Davey, will explore the notebooks of a magistrate, Thomas Dixon of Riby, 1787-98 the records of Bradley Haverstoe magistrates' court 1830-50, the Skelton Collection of reward posters, local newspapers, and the journals of Grimsby's first senior policeman. Tutor: Brian Davey Fees: £7.50 including refreshments C3660688 Starting: 8 Feb 2014 Sat 14:00 for 1 Session

Spotlight on the Middle Eastern Front 1914-1918

British and French aims and campaigns 1914-1918 continue to have consequences in the Middle East. Syria, its post 1918 experiences and recent devasting civil war will be the focus for consideration. Tutor: Josephine Clark Fees: £7.50 including refreshments C3660693 Starting: 12 Apr 2014 Sat 14:00 for 1 Session

The Birth of the Stars

Take a tour around our Solar System. 'The Birth of the Stars' is the first of five bi weekly two hour meetings to gaze, discuss and look at our findings. Tutor: Paul Money Fees: £6.00 C3660749 Starting: 22 Oct 2013 Tue 19:00 for 1 Session

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Icy Worlds of our Solar System

To examine the 'icy worlds' of the Solar System. Second of five lectures on astronomy. Tutor: Paul Money Fees: £6.00 C3660787 Starting: 29 Oct 2013 Tue 19:00 for 1 Session

The Universe from Lincolnshire

Take a tour around our Solar System and see the universe from Lincolnshire. 'The Universe from Lincolnshire' is the third of five two hour meetings to gaze, discuss and look at our findings. Tutor: Paul Money Fees: £6.00 C3660788 Starting: 12 Nov 2013 Tue 19:00 for 1 Session

Life & Death of Stars

Take a tour around our Solar System. 'Life and death of Stars' is the third of five two hour lectures to gaze, discuss and look at our findings. Tutor: Paul Money Fees: £6.00 C3660789 Starting: 26 Nov 2013 Tue 19:00 for 1 Session

Sky Events for 2014 A Look Ahead

The final part of the bi weekly astronomy lectures. This session will look at the sky events to come in 2014. Tutor: Paul Money Fees: £6.00 C3660790 Starting: 10 Dec 2013 Tue 19:00 for 1 Session

Volcanoes of the Planets

Take a tour of the planets. This is the first of five stand-alone two hour sessions exploring Astronomy. Tutor: Paul Money Fees: £6.00 C3660900 Starting: 14 Jan 2014 Tue 19:00 for 1 Session Venue: Grimsby Central Hall & Arts Community Centre, Duncombe Street, Grimsby, DN32 7EG

Observatories in Space

Observatories in Space is the second of five 'standalone' two hour sessions exploring Astronomy. Tutor: Paul Money Fees: £6.00 C3660918 Starting: 28 Jan 2014 Tue 19:00 for 1 Session

Images of Earth

Images of the Earth is the third of five 'stand-alone' two hour sessions exploring Astronomy. Tutor: Paul Money Fees: £6.00 C3660919 Starting: 11 Feb 2014 Tue 19:00 for 1 Session


The Space Shuttle Era

Music and the First World War

The Red Planet - Mars

Arthur, King of Lindsey

The Space Shuttle Era is the fourth of five 'standalone' two hour sessions exploring Astronomy. Tutor: Paul Money Fees: £6.00 C3660921 Starting: 11 Mar 2014 Tue 19:00 for 1 Session The Red Planet - Mars will conclude the final session of five stand-alone lectures on the science of Astronomy. Tutor: Paul Money Fees: £6.00 C3660925

To introduce (or remind) students to music, both popular and classical, of the First World War period. Tutor: Graham Saunders Fees: £7.50 including refreshments C3660692 Starting: 15 Mar 2014 Sat 14:00 for 1 Session While this sounds like yet another theory about King Arthur there is a lot behind it and a serious case can be made for setting these legends in Lindsey. Today’s guest speaker, Dr Kevin Leahy, invites you to come along and hear the evidence. Tutor: Dr Kevin Leahy Fees: £7.50 (including refreshments) C3661282 Starting: 9 Nov 2013 Sat 14:00 for 1 session

Leeds Day Schools

Bookings: Enid Wilson, Secretary, 38 Cookridge Drive, LeedsLS16 7HW Tel: 0113 267 1274 Email: ewilson.weasec@ntlworld.com

Day School: The Age of Charlemagne

In the late 8thC, a Frankish ruler united the largest empire that had existed in Western Europe since the Roman Empire. He is known as Charles the Great or Charlemagne. We will examine his career as ruler, warrior, devout Christian and reviver of the culture in the West. Tutor: Robert Wright Fees: £18.00 C3660736 Starting: 22 Feb 2014 Sat 9:30 - 15:30 Venue: St Andrews United Reformed Church, Shaftesbury Avenue, Leeds LS8 1DS

Day School: Byzantium

In the West the Roman Empire collapsed in the 5thC but continued for another thousand years in the East. We will be following that history from the foundations of the empire's great city of Constantinople in the final conquest of the Ottomans in 1453. Along the way we shall examine this great empire's history, art and culture Tutor: Robert Wright Fees: £18.00 C3660735 Starting: 5 Oct 2013 Sat 9:30 - 15:30 Venue: Deepdale Community Centre, Deepdale Lane, Boston Spa LS23 6EH

Pickering Day Schools

Bookings: David Clark, Secretary, 22 Swainsea Lane, Pickering. YO18 8AP Tel: 01751 476118 Email: jdsclark@btinternet.com

Venue for all Pickering Day Schools - Pickering Memorial Hall, Potter Hill, Pickering YO18 8AA

China and the West

We will be tracing the story of China’s contacts with the west, from the 16th century to the present day. Tutor: Robert Wright Fees: £20.00 C3660827 Date: 5 Oct 2013 Sat 10:00 - 16:00 for 1 Session

Introduction to Batik

This workshop will introduce you to the art of Batik using waxes and dyes. You will create an individual and unique piece of batik, with support from an expert tutor. No previous experience is necessary. Tutor: Heather Gatt Fees: £20.00 C3660892 Date: 19 Oct 2013 Sat 10:00 - 16:00 for 1 Session

Wine, Wool and Spices: The Story of Medieval Merchants

This course will trace the journeys of Medieval Merchants across the known world. Tutor: Robert Wright Fees: £20.00 C3660893 Date: 15 Feb 2014 Sat 10:00 - 16:00 for 1 Session

The Romans are Coming!

Covering the Roman invasion in 43 AD and the subsequent campaigns up to 71 AD. Walking boots or stout shoes advisable for afternoon visit to Cawthorn Camps. Tutor: David Clark Fees: £20.00 C3660894 Date: 15 Mar 2014 Sat 10:00 - 16:00 for 1 Session

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Shipley Day Schools

Bookings: Christine Tidswell, Secretary, 12 Aberdeen Terrace, Clayton, Bradford BD14 6LS Tel: 01274 416891 Email: cftidswell@yahoo.co.uk Venue for all Shipley Day Schools - Shipley Library, 2 Wellcroft, Shipley BD18 3QH

Irving Belin and Cole Porter - The Hollywood Years

Following on from the contrasting family backgrounds and early lives of two major song writers the emphasis will be on their later careers, mid 1930' to 50's, especially a new developmentwork for films. There will be four parts, each consisting of tutor input, but also illustration through a wide variety of their songs. Participation by learners will be strongly encouraged. Tutor: Brian Billcliff Fees: £12.00 C3660648 Starting: 5 Oct 2013 Sat 10:30 – 16:30

The Gothic Novel

For one day you will see Shipley Library Transformed. Precipices will yawn, forests swarming with bandits will spring up; corridors in half ruined castles will wind towards some terrifying secret, vaults and catacombs will exhale putrid vapours. Saturnine barons and mad monks will pursue wicked schemes, mostly against nubile young maidens. Plunge into a selection of the most popular Gothic romances by writers such as Walpole, Maturin, Lewis and Ann Radcliffe. Who knows you may even meet Satan himself. But can you face... The Bleeding Nun? Tutor: Hugh Parry Fees: £12.00 C3660665 Starting: 9 Nov 2013 Sat 10:30 – 16:30

The Workers

Workers as a subject in painting have been recorded for a surprising number of years for various reasons. We shall enquire into some of the many variations on this theme from the incidental appearance of the worker through to the times when they were considered worthy of portraiture. This approach will go hand in hand with the changing styles of

painting. Including: The situation of the worker in early paintings. The painter's use of the worker in a composition. The worker recorded during the past two hundred years Tutor: Ivan Minto Fees: £12.00 C3660659 Starting: 22 Mar 2014 Sat 10:30 – 16:30

Scientists - Heroes or Villains?

Why does Frankenstein have such a bad press and is a “ a byword for all that is dangerous in the scientific world view? Are there any scientific heroes in literature? In this day school, we shall examine a variety of art works from the last four centuries relating them to the science they are describing and the social attitudes to science they reflect. Tutor: Chris Skidmore Fees: £12.00 C3660660 Starting: 5 Apr 2014 Sat 10:30 – 16:30

The Reign of Richard III

The long standing and sometimes bitter disputes arising from the short reign of King Richard III (148385) received a fresh boost with the discovery of 'the king in the car park' in Leicester. Few monarchs have attracted such praise and obloquy. This day conference will explore the political background which brought the Yorkist branch of the Plantagenet dynasty to the throne and why, by 1485, they failed to hold on to it. Richard's role as both Duke of Gloucester and King will be considered and will provide useful commentary on the nature of late medieval kingship and governance. Tutor: Malcolm Oxley Fees: £12.00 C3660661 Starting: 10 May 2014 Sat 10:30 – 16:30

Scarborough Residential School

Bookings: Enid Wilson, Secretary, 38 Cookridge Drive, LeedsLS16 7HW Tel: 0113 267 1274 Email: ewilson.weasec@ntlworld.com

Leeds Branch Residential: The Artist can only Warn

The artist whether in words, images or sounds reflects the situation in which he or she creates. They also influence it! In this weekend WEA course marking the centenary of WW1 we shall investigate the influence of the artist in both fields of Art and Music during this era under study. Tutor: Graham Saunders and Ivan Minto Starting: 7 Mar 2014 Fri 14:30 for 8 Sessions Fees: £165.00 C3660783 Venue: Cober Hill, Newlands Road, Cloughton, Scarborough, YO13 0AR

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of Voices

Conflict

The WEA Yorkshire and Humber Region would like to mark the centenary of the outbreak of World War One with a wide ranging programme of courses and activities. The programme will provide opportunities to explore the lives and experiences – to hear, share and tell the stories – of those millions of ordinary people and communities across the world whose lives were affected by the Great War. It will look to widen opportunities for new students to study with the WEA, including people whose lives and communities are affected by conflict today. Above all, it will seek to raise the voices of those victims and survivors of war who are least heard and least remembered. You will find a number of courses identified as part of the Voices of Conflict programme in our WEA brochures. To find out more or to get involved, please contact Rob Hindle (rhindle@wea.org.uk/0114 232 2714).

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If you would like to find out more about a particular course or to get more general information please contact us using the numbers listed below: Area Support Worker: Christine Makison or Catherine Bell

General Enquiries: Tel: 0114 242 3609 Email: yhsouthwest@wea.org.uk

Website: www.wea.org.uk/yh Address: 3 Vicarage Road, Attercliffe, Sheffield S9 3RH

How to Enrol

Enrolment in advance

Advance enrolment is recommended for all of our courses.

There are several routes to enrolment: Enrol online through our

1 Course Search Website www.wea.org.uk/yh or www.wea.org.uk

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Enrol by telephone on 0114 242 3609 or 0113 245 3304 (Mon - Fri, 9.00am - 5.00pm)

In person at the first

3 session - but please

bear in mind this is subject to there being a place available.

For all WEA Students:

your entitlement. If you are studying on a WEA course, you can have:

n an initial assessment of your English or Maths skills n information about classes in English or Maths n opportunities to improve your communication or number skills n extra help with English or Maths to help you make the most of your WEA course n information about qualifications in English and Maths n advice about what course would suit you

for For more information, contact:

Area Support Workers: Christine Makison or Catherine Bell Tel: 0114 242 3609 Email: yhsouthwest@wea.org.uk Website: www.wea.org.uk/yh

If you would like to brush up your English or Maths, there are FREE SKILLS for LIFE courses offered by the WEA and other local providers. You could gain national qualifications in English or Maths‌It’s FREE!

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For full details of all courses and to enrol visit www.wea.org.uk/yh or 0114 242 3609 or 0113 245 3304


Unison Members Only

For more information please contact:

Denise Stapleton 0113 218 2303

Return to Learn Course

This course is suitable for those with few or no qualifications and provides an effective stepping stone into vocational and professional training with a strong personal development element. Content: Personal development and progression, writing skills, researching skills, using number skills in a project, analytical skills, using your computer. Delivery: 16 study group sessions (arranged in early evenings) and one residential weekend. All study is in student’s own time

Courses are starting in September 2013

Rotherham

The Unity Centre, St Leonard’s Road, Rotherham S65 1PD

Doncaster

The Point, 16 South Parade, Doncaster DN1 2DR

Women’s Lives Course

This course is exclusively for women who have experienced little, if any, recent education. It has a strong personal development focus with an emphasis on co-operation and mutual support and can provide a stepping stone into vocational and professional training. Content: Confidence building, Women’s experiences at work, in family life and in the community, images of women, study skills in reading and comprehension, note taking, writing, analysing and basic research Delivery: 10 study group sessions (arranged in early evenings) and one residential weekend. All study is in student’s own time.

Courses are starting in September 2013

Sheffield The Circle, Conference Room, 33 Rockingham Lane, Sheffield S1 4FW



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