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Here are our fascinating facts about this British institution…

• ‘The Proms’ is short for ‘promenades’ - the original name for the concerts referencing the Promenaders (‘Prommers’) attending, who could stand and listen to inspiring music in a relaxed, informal setting.

• The Proms are French. Well, the Proms are at least not a British invention. The concept started in France in the 1830s before moving to Britain shortly afterwards.

• Henry Wood is the man most closely associated with developing the Proms into the international festival of music it is today. Wood directed the first BBC Proms in 1895, continuing to head them up for nearly 50 years until his death in 1944.

• The founding aim of the Proms was to bring ‘serious music’ to the widest possible audience – and it remains a guiding principle of the Proms, with all events broadcast live across the BBC and affordable tickets

made available for the majority of events.

• Over 2,500 attended the very first event in 1895, with popular works by Saint-Saëns, Haydn and Liszt, as well as London premieres of works by Chopin and Bizet.

• The Proms has become increasingly experimental since the turn of the millennium, evolving away from its purely classical roots with electro-dance, rap and grime all adding to the eclectic atmosphere of the Proms over the last decade.

• An inside joke for regular Prom-goers in the Royal Albert Hall is the Arena vs Gallery ‘heave-ho’ tradition. If a piano is wheeled in for a concerto, spectators in the Arena shout “Heave!” as the lid is being lifted, whilst ticketholders in the Gallery respond with a “Ho!”

• One Proms spectator had a night to remember at the 1974 Proms. Patrick McCarthy bravely stepped in mid-performance to take the place of an unfortunate baritone who collapsed during

a performance of Carmina Burana. A professional singer who happened to be watching the Prom, Patrick boldly joined the choir to complete the performance, and received a well-deserved standing ovation.

• ‘The Mushrooms’ have become an icon of the Royal Albert Hall, but they play a very significant role in maintaining sound quality during concerts. The building used to suffer from an echo effect due to the unusual shape of its ceiling, so in the 1960s fibreglass acoustic diffusers were installed on the ceiling to help improve the atmosphere, creating the ‘mushroom’ effect above the watching audience.

• The Last Night of the Proms has become famous for its resounding renditions of Land of Hope and Glory and Rule Britannia but in 1969, the BBC quietly decided to drop the segment. Following a public outcry, the decision was quickly reversed and it remains a highlight of the much-loved closing night of the festival.

Since first delighting London crowds in 1895, The Proms has become synonymous with British summertime. The eight-week annual feast of classical music traditionally runs every year from mid-July to mid-September, with major events primarily taking place at the Royal Albert Hall.

A potted history of… the Proms

Summer music courses at City Lit…

Classic guitar ensemble, page 82

Clarinet choir, page 82

Piano masterclass, page 84

Drumming taster, page 83

Summer choir, page 84

City Lit wind ensemble: summer season, page 82

Violin and viola taster, page 82

Orchestra workshop, page 83

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Boost your brain power – learn a second language at City Lit

• You become a better problem solver…

• You develop better memory skills…

• You become a better decision maker…

• You become better at multitasking…

• You become better at speaking your own native language…

• You become more aware of situations around you…

• You potentially help stave off diseases including dementia and Alzheimer’s…

Discover Danish, page 67

German 2: revive your German, page 69

Italian 3: revision course, page 70

French: a journey for beginners in summer, page 68

Spanish 1 fast-track: module 3, page 72

Research consistently suggests learning a second language can boost your brain power

Itatemoluptat arum nonsequamus sunto optam dolorectem. Nam idAlways secretly dreamed of learning a second language but fear you’ve left it too late to give it a try?Now might be the perfect opportunity to cast away your doubts, reassess, and delve into the unknown by taking on the challenge of learning a new language.

Research increasingly suggests learning a second language can have a huge impact on brain power, even if you only start learning later in life. Indeed, a fascinating decades-long study from the University of Edinburgh*, completed in 2014, dramatically revealed the positive impact acquiring a second language can have on the brain, at all stages in life.

Researchers examined the results of standardised intelligence tests taken by a group at age 11, and compared them with results of similar tests taken when group members reached the age of 73.

Participants in the study were tested on a number of physical and mental functions as they grew older, including changes in reasoning, memory, speed of thinking, as well as health and fitness.

Results from the lifetime study showed that those who spoke two or more languages had significantly better thinking skills in later life compared with what would be predicted from their IQ results in childhood. This trend even applied if the second language was acquired later in adulthood.

Here are just some of the cognitive advantages that various academic studies suggest can arise from learning a second language:

Sharpen your second language skills this summer at City Lit…

*http://www.ed.ac.uk/news/2014/languages-020614


New arrivals

Brush up on your language skills, play the guitar, discover more about social media, enjoy a London walk and much more – here’s a selection of some of our new summer courses…

Drama, dance and speechActor summer school: beginners, page 51

Meisner: intensive, page 51

Vocal anatomy: masterclass, page 51

Business and technologyStay safe online, page 34

Social media content strategy, page 32

Excel: tables and charts, page 33

Classical languages and civilisations Ancient Egyptian fashion, page 39

Plato in question, page 39

Brush up your elementary Classical Greek, page 39

Art and design Focus on: Grayson Perry, page 15

Start watercolour: techniques and materials, page 20

Jewellery making: colour techniques, page 23

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Photography and moving image Improving your photography composition and colour, page 89

Video editing: Final Cut Pro tips and tricks, page 90

Experimental film making, page 90

Science and natureExplore London’s wetlands, page 93

The physics of space travel, page 93

Astronomy: a practical guide, page 93

Wellbeing Pilates improvers, page 99

Introduction to BaGuaZhang, page 100

Feldenkrais: walking with ease, page 100

History and politicsAn introduction to populism: a view of America and Europe, page 62

Human rights and terrorism, page 62

Queenship in the 12th century, page 62

London walksThe City’s secret spaces, page 64

Further village London, page 64

Stoke Newington: a misty village, page 64

LanguagesDiscover Japanese, page 70

Russian 1: module 3, page 71

Explore Costa Rica, page 73

MusicMindfulness for musicians, page 81

Classical guitar ensemble, page 82

Blues harmonica for beginners, page 83

Writing Performance poetry with Josh Idehen, page 105

Blogging for business, page 106

Introduction to writing young adult fiction, page 106

Massage and complementary therapiesLomi lomi: Hawaiian massage introduction, page 75

Shiatsu: an introduction, page 75

Advanced massage using sports massage techniques, page 76


Picture your perfect summer evening in London.Perhaps it includes a gentle stroll through one of the city’s celebrated parks, lapping up the sun and enjoying the company of good friends. All you

need to complete this picture-perfect scenario is the electric atmosphere provided by a live, alfresco performance – something that the capital has increasingly excelled in delivering over the last decade; from nightly live theatre in Regent’s Park to intimate, crowd-pleasing performances at Shakespeare’s Globe.

Go alfresco this summer

Serpentine Gallery Summer Pavilion 23 June – 8 October Diébédo Francis Kéré, an award-winning architect from Burkino Faso, has been commissioned to design the Serpentine Pavilion 2017 at the heart of Hyde Park; the temporary pavilion will be open from 23 June to 8 October.Admission free; www.serpentinegalleries.org

Oliver Twist (Open Air Theatre, Regent’s Park)Until 5 August 2017Discover the original story of Victorian London’s most famous child, Oliver Twist. For everyone aged six and over, adapted by Anya Reiss.Tickets from £18; www.openairtheatre.com

Zazà (Opera Holland Park)18 July – 29 July Leoncavallo’s deeply affecting Zazà is a long-awaited addition to Opera Holland Park, falling as it does into the tradition of late, romantic Italian opera from the ‘verismo’ repertoire. The opera follows the life of Parisian music hall singer, Zazà: her career, her eccentric friends and her passionate love affair with Milio Dufresne, an acquaintance to whom she grows hopelessly and devotedly attached.Tickets from £18; www.operahollandpark.com

King Lear (Globe Theatre)10 August – 14 OctoberKing Lear has three daughters, but no sons. Boldly he makes a decision to divide his kingdom among his children, but fails to anticipate the consequences of his actions. Nancy Meckler brings her charismatic directing style to the Globe for the first time.Tickets from £5; www.shakespearesglobe.com

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Open air theatre has been a cornerstone of London’s cultural scene for centuries, with many of the capital’s earliest theatres (including the Globe) mimicking the design of Ancient Greek amphitheatres to offer a truly intimate spectator experience. Today, immersive open air performances from theatre,

to opera, comedy and dance, continue to thrill Londoners throughout the summer months. Here are just a few of London’s open air highlights coming this summer…

Go alfresco this summer

Jesus Christ Superstar (Open Air Theatre, Regent’s Park) 11 August – 16 September Voted Best Musical at the Evening Standard Awards, this popular production returns briefly to Regent’s Park, offering audiences one final chance to see it in its original home.Tickets from £25; www.openairtheatre.com

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Acting

Introduction to acting, page 51

Actor summer school: improvers, page 51

Physical theatre two-day masterclass, page 51

Comedy impro show, page 52

Art galleries and collections

Summer lates: Tate Modern, page 16

Demystifying art at Tate Modern, page 16

Summer lates: treasure troves at the British Museum, page 15

Summer lates: V&A – Islamic art at the V&A Museum, page 15

Summer lates: making connections at the National Gallery, page 15

Dance

Ballet: floor barre, page 52

Charleston, page 53

Flamenco: improvers, page 53

Tap dance: beginners, page 53

Art walks

Art walks: stained glass in the city, page 16

Art walks: London’s public art – modern and contemporary, page 16


Whales: Beneath the Surface Natural History Museum 14 July – 1 October With a gigantic blue whale skeleton replacing Dippy the Dinosaur in the Natural History Museum’s entrance hall, the museum is hosting a new exhibition about whales. This family event invites visitors to dive deeper into the mysterious world of the mammals with some of nature’s finest whale specimens. This is the first in a series of ocean events at the Museum running until the end of 2018.

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Grayson Perry: The Most Popular Art Exhibition Ever! Serpentine Gallery 8 June – 10 September The Serpentine has invited British artist and City Lit Fellow Grayson Perry, one of the most astute commentators on contemporary society and culture, to present a major exhibition of new works. The works in the show will touch on many themes including popularity and art, masculinity and the current cultural landscape. His subject matter is drawn from his own childhood and life as a transvestite, as well as wider social issues from class and politics to sex and religion.

Humpback whale © Kerstin Meyer – Getty Images

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Masterpiece London 2017 Royal Hospital Chelsea29 June – 5 July Join tens of thousands of visitors at the Royal Hospital Chelsea for Masterpiece London, one of the top international cross-collecting fairs for art, antiques and design. Examine museum-quality works from more than 150 leading galleries and dealers from all over the globe, and buy the best pieces available on the market from a wide variety of disciplines.

Festival of Love The Southbank Centre3 June – 28 August Festival of Love is a celebration of the force that makes the world go round, and how love can make good changes in the world. The Southbank Centre site is transformed by installations and pop-up eateries, along with two months of love-related performances, talks and free events.

Summer is the perfect time to get out and about and discover new exhibitions, events and festivals. Here are our top picks to look forward to in London this summer.

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Balenciaga: Shaping Fashion Victoria and Albert Museum 27 May – 18 February Cristóbal Balenciaga is one of the most revered and influential designers of the 20th century. His unique and forward-thinking vision of female beauty, innovative use of textiles and ingenious pattern-cutting, shaped the modernity of 1960s fashion and continues to shape fashion today. This is the first exhibition on Balenciaga in the UK and will focus on the craftsmanship behind his designs.

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Sargent: The Watercolours Dulwich Picture Gallery 21 June – 8 October The first UK show in nearly 100 years devoted to watercolours by the Anglo-American artist, John Singer Sargent (1856-1925). Renowned as the portraitist of his generation, Sargent also devoted time to developing his talent in watercolour, undertaking several painting expeditions to Europe in the early 20th century.

Albert Tiburzi in ‘envelope’ dress by Cristobal Balenciaga, Harper’s Bazaar, June 1967

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Breathing Colour: Hella Jongerius Design Museum 28 June – 24 September Drawing on years of research, designer Hella Jongerius presents Breathing Colour, an installation-based exhibition that takes a deeper look at the way colour behaves, exploring shapes, materials, shadows and reflections. Through a series of phenomenological studies and experiences, the exhibition will make us question one of the most elemental aspects of design.


General informationHow to use this guide..................13Supporting you ......................... 108Paying for your course ...............110Index ...........................................114What do you want to do? ..........118How to enrol ............................. 120Enrolment form………………….121How to find us ........................... 128

Art and designArt history ....................................15Basketry ........................................16Bookbinding .................................16Calligraphy ...................................17Ceramics and pottery .................17Collage and mixed media .......... 18Drawing and painting ................. 18Drawing and painting: life and portraiture...................... 20Fashion and textiles .................... 21Garden design ............................ 22Graphic design ............................ 22Illustration .................................... 22Interior design ............................. 23Jewellery ..................................... 23Model making and set design ... 24Mosaics ........................................ 24Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign ...................................... 24Picture framing ........................... 24Printmaking ................................. 25Sculpture ..................................... 25Web design and social media for visual artists ........................... 26Art, design, drama and music shows and performances ........... 26

Access to higher educationDrama .......................................... 29Humanities and social sciences ...29

Business and technologyBusiness training ......................... 31Business computing ................... 31Communication skills for business ................................. 31Cloud computing ........................ 31Internet marketing ...................... 32Social media ................................ 32Blogging ...................................... 32Web design ................................. 32Programming .............................. 33Technical computing .................. 33Microsoft applications ................ 33Apple Mac ................................... 34iPads, tablets, mobiles ............... 34Safety and security ..................... 34

Careers in care ........................ 36

Classical languages and civilisationsAncient civilisations .................... 39Art history ................................... 39Biblical Hebrew ........................... 39Classical and New Testament Greek ............... 39Latin ............................................. 40Sanskrit ........................................ 40Classics literature ........................ 40

Computing essentialsComputing for beginners .......... 43Microsoft applications ................ 43Windows and file management . 43

Counselling careers and psychologyPersonal development ............... 45Continuing professional development ............................... 45Skills for work .............................. 45

Courses for people with learning disabilities……………47

Deaf educationDeaf access and interpreting ..... 49Computing for Deaf people ...... 49English and maths for Deaf people ................................ 49Managing hearing loss ............... 49British Sign Language ................ 49

Drama, dance and speechActing short courses ...................51Professional skills for actors ....... 52Comedy performance ................ 52Film, TV, radio and sound .......... 52Drama therapy ............................ 52Directing ...................................... 52Dance and movement ................ 52Voice, speech and communication ........................... 53Communication skills for business ....................................... 53Communication courses for speakers of other languages ..... 54

EnglishEnglish for fluent speakers of English ..................................... 57English for speakers of other languages .......................... 57

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Food and drinkNutrition ...................................... 59Tea tasting ................................... 59Wine tasting ................................ 59

Humanities and social sciencesFilm studies ..................................61Games ...........................................61History and politics ..................... 62Literature ..................................... 63London studies and walks .......... 64Philosophy, religion and belief .. 65Victorian studies ......................... 65Business and economics ............ 65

LanguagesArabic .......................................... 67Bulgarian ..................................... 67Catalan ........................................ 67Chinese (Mandarin) ..................... 67Danish .......................................... 67Dutch ........................................... 67French .......................................... 68Gaelic (Irish) ................................. 69German ........................................ 69Hindi ............................................. 69Icelandic ....................................... 69Italian ........................................... 69Japanese ..................................... 70Modern Greek ............................ 71Polish ............................................ 71Portuguese .................................. 71Russian ......................................... 71Spanish ........................................ 72Swahili .......................................... 73Swedish........................................ 73Turkish .......................................... 73Welsh ........................................... 73

Massage and complementary therapiesEnergy and relaxation ................ 75Anatomy and physiology ........... 75Art therapy .................................. 75Aromatherapy ............................. 75Massage ...................................... 75Massage: continuing professional development (CPD) .....................76First aid .........................................76

Maths…………………………….78

MusicMusicianship ................................ 81Music technology and digital audio production ............ 81Playing an instrument ................. 82Ensembles ................................... 82Jazz and popular music .............. 83Piano and keyboards .................. 83Singing ......................................... 84Music appreciation ..................... 85

Photography and moving imagePhotography ............................... 89Video and film making ............... 90Animation .................................... 90

Science and natureAstronomy ................................... 93Geology ....................................... 93Habitats, ecology & conservation ............. 93Palaeontology and evolution ..... 93Physics ......................................... 93

Speech therapy ........................94

Teacher education ....................96

WellbeingNutrition ...................................... 99Pilates........................................... 99Yoga ............................................. 99Movement classes .................... 100Tai Chi, Chi Kung & BaGuaZhang ............................. 100Alexander Technique ............... 100Feldenkrais ................................ 100Self defence .............................. 101Meditation & stress management ................. 101Personal development ............. 101

WritingIntroductory and general courses ......................... 105Poetry writing ............................ 105Novels and short stories .......... 105Writing for stage and screen ... 105Children’s writing ...................... 106Creative non-fiction writing ..... 106Journalism, academic and business writing ........................ 106


100 years ago the French artist Marcel Duchamp took a readymade gent’s urinal, turned it on its side, and proposed this reconfigured object as a work of art. The legacy of Duchamp’s iconic Fountain changed the course of creative history, firmly introduced conceptualism into art’s canon, and shaped the development of creative practice for the next century - remaining equally inspiring and controversial to this day.

This summer, to celebrate the centenary of this illustrious Readymade, City Lit Arts has curated a special programme of courses and exhibitions exploring art, objects and ideas: from pots to props, still life to assemblages, brooches to baskets, the summer school will celebrate objects and things as central to what artists and makers do, and interrogate what objects mean to us in the 21st Century.

Our summer school aims to not only explore Duchamp’s legacy, but celebrate the made object in a much

broader sense. As the artist Bob and Roberta Smith has declared ‘everything is made’, and the READYMADE programme seeks to celebrate this. So whether it’s fashioning a lump of clay into a precious pot, learning how to paint objects and their meanings, exploring the history of art objects and ideas, or constructing or reinventing your own art or design objects from found materials and images, City Lit Arts has the course to help you turn the everyday and insignificant into something much, much more...

READYMADE – art, objects and ideasCity Lit Art’s programme of courses and exhibitions

READYMADE programme:Duchamp and Dada: from the readymade to contemporary art page 15Significant things: a history of art and objects page 15Seriously funny: a history of art and humour page 15Stake and strand basketry page 16Experimental ceramics with found objects page 17Ceramics: throwing and assemblage page 17Introduction to collage with found materials page 18Developing contemporary collage, mixed media and assemblage page 18Still-life painting: metaphor and narrative page 18Giant knits for interiors page 21Fashion styling: reinventing wardrobe staples page 21Jewellery production: Wax Carving, Casting and Finishing page 23Electroforming for jewellery page 23Prop making for film, TV and theatre page 24Mobiles and hanging sculptures page 26

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Improve your vocabulary Broaden your use of English vocabulary in order to give you a greater range of expression and more confidence in speaking and writing. Tutor: Dan Bernstein

HES50 29 Apr–8 Jul Wed 18:00–19:30 11 KS £120 £73 £73

How to use this guide A key to understanding our course listings

Course title Course descriptionYou can read more detailed information online. Enter the course code at www.citylit.ac.uk

New and WeekendNew: courses being advertised for the first time.Weekend: weekend option available.

Loan and Free PlacesLoan: Indicates if you can apply for an Advanced Learning Loan. For more information visit: www.citylit.ac.uk/advanced-learner-loansFree Places: A number of places are available at no charge (subject to eligibility)

FormDownload and submit an application form, available by entering your course code at www.citylit.ac.uk

Course code– Quote this code when enrolling– Enter this code on www.citylit.

ac.uk for further course details– *For starred course codes (eg

AB123*) you will need to attend an advisory session/interview with the relevant department before you enrol.

DatesThe start and end dates of the course.

Day(s)Mon–Thu = Monday to ThursdayMon & Thu = Monday and Thursday

TimeThe start and finish time of the class.

Course durationThe number of weeks for which the course runs.

SiteMost courses take place at City Lit on Keeley Street. If your course takes place at one of our other sites, we hope that you will still make use of the general facilities at Keeley Street.ECE: EC in EustonFRA: Fashion Retail AcademyKS: Keeley StreetOS: Off sitePS: Photography studioSee page 128 for a map of locations.

FeesFee: the standard course fee (NC – No concessions available). Snr: senior fee, available for some courses to some students over 65 years of age. Conc: Concessionary fee.See page 110 for details.

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Art historyA-Z: Impressionism Tutor: Alison Meek

VB495 13 Jul-14 Jul Thu & Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS/ OS

£129 £103 £79

A-Z: Gods and goddesses: the stories behind the art Julia MusgraveVB504 26 Jul-28 Jul Wed-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £199 £159 £121

Art evolutions: Baroque to Romanticism Tutor: Julia MusgraveVB401 31 Jul-4 Aug Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS/

OS£249 £199 £152

Art evolutions: the 19th century to the Modernist revolution Tutor: Alison MeekVB402 7 Aug-11 Aug Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS/

OS£249 £199 £152

Art evolutions: Cubism to contemporary art Tutor: James MansfieldVB403 14 Aug-18 Aug Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS/

OS£249 £199 £152

Art history: themes and concepts

Duchamp and Dada: from the readymade to contemporary art NEW WEEKEND READYMADE Tutor: Rachel Sanders

VB826 15 Jul-16 Jul Sat-Sun 11:00-17:00 1 KS £129 £103 £79

Significant things: a history of art and objects NEW READYMADE Tutor: Ian TucknottVB836 17 Jul Mon 11:00-17:00 1 KS £69 £55 £42

Contemporary art concepts NEWVB832 19 Jul-21 Jul Wed-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £199 £159 £121

Art and literature Tutor: Marie-Anne MancioVB458 24 Jul-25 Jul Mon & Tue 10:30-16:30 1 KS £129 £103 £79

Seriously funny: a history of art and humour NEW WEEKEND READYMADE Tutor: Ian TucknottVB835 19 Aug Sat 11:00-17:00 1 KS £69 £55 £42

Focus days in art history

The ‘Focus on’ series is about looking at one artist in depth.

Focus on: Frida Kahlo NEW WEEKEND Tutor: Marie-Anne MancioVB828 29 Jul Sat 11:00-17:00 1 KS £69 £55 £42

Focus on: Grayson Perry NEW WEEKEND Tutor: Marie-Anne MancioVB829 30 Jul Sun 11:00-17:00 1 KS £69 £55 £42

Art galleries and collections

Britain’s art collections: a history Tutor: James MansfieldVB501 10 Jul-11 Jul Mon & Tue 10:30-16:30 1 KS £129 £103 £79

Summer lates: treasure troves at the British Museum NEW Tutor: Barbara ZeitlerVB497 14 Jul Fri 18:00-20:00 1 OS £29 £23 £18

Art, religion and the late Roman Empire at the British Museum NEW WEEKEND Tutor: Barbara ZeitlerVB831 16 Jul Sun 11:00-13:00 1 OS £29 £23 £18

Summer lates: making connections at the National Gallery Tutor: Julia MusgraveVB499 21 Jul Fri 18:00-20:00 1 OS £29 £23 £18

Summer lates: V&A - Islamic art at the V&A Museum Tutor: Barbara ZeitlerVB503 28 Jul Fri 18:00-20:00 1 OS £29 £23 £18




Summer lates: Tate Modern Tutor: Mark Stuart SmithVB834 14 Jul Fri 18:00-20:00 1 OS £29 £23 £18

Summer lates: Tate Modern Tutor: Sarah DohertyVB502 4 Aug Fri 18:00-20:00 1 OS £29 £23 £18

Demystifying art at Tate Modern Tutor: James MansfieldVB445 7 Aug-8 Aug Mon & Tue 10:30-16:30 1 OS £129 £103 £79

Art walks

Art walks: London’s public art - modern and contemporary Tutor: Alexandra EppsVB452 12 Jul-13 Jul Wed & Thu 11:00-16:00 1 KS/

OS£99 £79 £60

Art walks: stained glass in the city NEW Tutor: Alexandra EppsVB827 18 Jul-19 Jul Tue & Wed 11:00-16:00 1 KS/

OS£99 £79 £60

BasketrySee also ‘Fashion and textiles’, page 21.

Random weave basketry: line, form, texture NEW Tutor: Polly PollockVC226 24 Jul-26 Jul Mon-Wed 10:30-16:30 1 KS £129NC £129NC £129NC

Random weave basketry: working over a frame NEW Tutor: John PageVC227 27 Jul-28 Jul Thu & Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £89 £71 £54

Stake and strand basketry NEW WEEKEND READYMADE Tutor: Julie GurrVC228 5 Aug-6 Aug Sat-Sun 10:30-16:30 1 KS £99NC £99NC £99NC

Rush basketry: an introduction NEW WEEKEND Tutor: John PageVC203 19 Aug-20 Aug Sat-Sun 10:00-17:00 1 KS £129 £129 £79

BookbindingSee also ‘Calligraphy’, page 17.

Bookbinding: clam shell and phase box making NEW Tutor: Clare BryanVD327 10 Jul-12 Jul Mon-Wed 10:30-16:30 1 KS £149 £119 £91

Book arts for beginners: fold, sew and stamp WEEKEND Tutor: Sue DoggettVD306 15 Jul-16 Jul Sat-Sun 10:30-16:30 1 KS £99NC £99NC £99NC

Bookbinding: crossed-structure binding NEW Tutor: Nesta DaviesVD326 17 Jul-18 Jul Mon & Tue 10:30-16:30 1 KS £129 £103 £79

Papercuts: explore, design, create Tutor: Lara MantellVD280 17 Jul-19 Jul Mon-Wed 18:00-21:00 1 KS £89 £89 £54

Graphic design and bookbinding intensive Tutor: Ina BaumeisterVD308 20 Jul-28 Jul Thu & Fri 10:15-16:30 2 KS £179 £143 £109

Bookbinding: paper conservation workshop Tutor: Gavin MoorheadVD294 24 Jul Mon 18:00-21:00 1 KS £29NC £29NC £29NC

Bookbinding: leather conservation workshop Tutor: Peter SpainVD309 25 Jul Tue 18:00-21:00 1 KS £29NC £29NC £29NC

Bookbinding: piano hinge binding NEW WEEKEND READYMADE Tutor: Royston HawardVD328 12 Aug-13 Aug Sat-Sun 10:30-16:30 1 KS £99NC £99NC £99NC


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CalligraphySee also ‘Bookbinding’, page 16.

Calligraphy for beginners and improvers Tutor: Veiko KespersaksVE235 24 Jul-28 Jul Mon-Fri 18:00-21:00 1 KS £149 £149 £91

Calligraphy: gothic script NEW Tutor: Ivo GrantinsVE262 7 Aug-9 Aug Mon-Wed 10:30-16:30 1 KS £129 £103 £79

Calligraphy taster WEEKEND Tutor: Sharon ShawVE251 12 Aug-13 Aug Sat-Sun 10:30-16:30 1 KS £99NC £99NC £99NC

Ceramics and potteryCharge for clay: £1.80 per 500g before the first firing.

Surface decoration on clay with Robert Cooper WEEKEND Tutor: Robert CooperVR761 15 Jul-23 Jul Sat-Sun 10:15-16:30 2 KS £249 £249 £152

Designing for ceramic work with Photoshop WEEKEND Tutor: Gita Hahn, Amy HughesVK468 15 Jul-5 Aug Sat 10:00-17:00 3 KS £149 £119 £91

Ceramics: saggar and raku firing Tutor: Imogen Taylor-NobleVR783 24 Jul-7 Aug Mon & Tue 10:00-17:00 2 KS £329NC £329NC £329NC

Pottery: beginner’s taster course Tutor: Lesley WarnerVR744 26 Jul-28 Jul Wed-Fri 10:00-17:00 1 KS £179 £143 £109

Figurative ceramics NEW Tutor: Shelley WilsonVR789 7 Aug-15 Aug Mon & Tue 10:30-16:30 2 KS £189 £151 £115

Ceramics as a canvas: traditional slip decoration and surface treatments in clay NEW Tutor: Amy Hughes

VR788 7 Aug-9 Aug Mon-Wed 18:00-21:00 1 KS £129 £103 £79

Experimental ceramics with found objects READYMADE Tutor: Imogen Taylor-NobleVR747 10 Aug-18 Aug Thu & Fri 10:00-17:00 2 KS £229 £183 £140

Ceramics: constructing with clay WEEKEND Tutor: Josie WarshawVR771 12 Aug-20 Aug Sat-Sun 10:15-16:30 2 KS £249 £249 £152

Throwing

Charge for clay: £1.80 per 500g before the first firing.

Intensive throwing course with Dan Kelly Tutor: Dan KellyVR773 10 Jul-14 Jul Mon & Tue

& Thu & Fri10:00-17:00 1 KS £279 £223 £170

Pottery: throwing on the potter’s wheel Tutor: Matt SherrattVR735 10 Jul-14 Jul Mon-Fri 18:00-21:00 1 KS £199 £199 £121

Ceramics: throwing and assemblage READYMADE Tutor: Carina CiscatoVR755 17 Jul-21 Jul Mon-Fri 10:00-17:00 1 KS £279 £223 £170

Pottery: throwing practise WEEKEND Tutor: Carina CiscatoVR769 29 Jul-6 Aug Sat-Sun 10:15-16:30 2 KS £249 £249 £152

Intensive throwing week: beginners and refreshers Tutor: Lesley WarnerVR772 31 Jul-4 Aug Mon-Fri 10:00-17:00 1 KS £279 £223 £170




Collage and mixed mediaSee also ‘Drawing and painting’, page 18, and ‘Drawing and painting: life and portraiture’, page 20.

Introduction to collage with found materials NEW READYMADE Tutor: Esmeralda ValenciaVH861 18 Jul-20 Jul Tue-Thu 10:30-16:30 1 KS £149 £119 £91

Projects for artists: investigating place with collage, mixed media and theory NEW Tutor: Esmeralda Valencia

VH864 7 Aug-10 Aug Mon-Thu 18:00-21:00 1 KS £129 £129 £79

Developing contemporary collage, mixed media and assemblage READYMADE Tutor: Simon English

VH787 14 Aug-17 Aug Mon-Thu 18:00-21:00 1 KS £129 £129 £79

Drawing and paintingSee also ‘Collage and mixed media’, page 18, and ‘Drawing and painting: life and portraiture’, page 20.

Drawing: introductory and taster

Introduction to drawing: evening summer school Tutor: Mario Lautier VellaVH765 17 Jul-1 Aug Mon & Tue 18:00-21:00 3 KS £199 £199 £121

Starting to draw WEEKEND Tutor: Stelios StylianouVM745 22 Jul-30 Jul Sat-Sun 10:30-16:30 2 KS £229 £229 £140

Starting to draw Tutor: Anne-Marie FosterVH865 7 Aug-15 Aug Mon & Tue 10:30-16:30 2 KS £129 £103 £79

Introduction to drawing: summer school Tutor: Brian SayersVH773 27 Jul-4 Aug Thu & Fri 10:00-17:00 2 KS £229 £183 £140

Drawing perspective: learn the basics Tutor: Stelios StylianouVH823 31 Jul-3 Aug Mon-Thu 10:30-16:30 1 KS £199 £159 £121

Learn to use: oil pastels Tutor: Kim ScoullerVH780 18 Jul-19 Jul Tue & Wed 18:00-21:00 1 KS £69 £69 £42

Learn to use: chalk pastels Tutor: Kim ScoullerVH781 20 Jul-21 Jul Thu & Fri 18:00-21:00 1 KS £69 £69 £42

Learn to use: inks and wash Tutor: Lisa IvoryVM822 3 Aug-4 Aug Thu & Fri 18:00-21:00 1 KS £69 £69 £42

Drawing: all levels

Drawing and painting: exploring techniques and materials Tutor: Simon EnglishVM702 24 Jul-2 Aug Mon-Wed 10:30-16:30 2 KS £279 £223 £170

Drawing summer school intensive: all levels Tutor: Sue Baker KentonVM772 7 Aug-11 Aug Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £249 £199 £152

Drawing: intermediate and advanced

100 drawings in a day WEEKEND Tutors: Esmeralda Valencia (VH862), Stelios Stylianou (VH869)VH862 22 Jul Sat 10:00-17:00 1 KS £79NC £79NC £79NCVH869 19 Aug Sat 10:00-17:00 1 KS £79NC £79NC £79NC

Drawing techniques of the Old Masters Tutor: Simon EnglishVH772 26 Jul-28 Jul Wed-Fri 18:00-21:00 1 KS £99 £99 £60

Still-life painting: metaphor and narrative READYMADE Tutor: James MansfieldVM868 31 Jul-3 Aug Mon-Thu 10:30-16:30 1 KS £199 £159 £121

Contemporary drawing studio summer intensive Tutor: Heidi WigmoreVH783 14 Aug-18 Aug Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £249 £199 £152


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Drawing: concepts and skills

Drawing plants and flowers Tutor: Hilary RosenVH858 17 Jul-20 Jul Mon-Thu 10:30-16:30 1 KS £199 £159 £121

Drawing and painting from the imagination: summer school Tutor: Mario Lautier VellaVM812 24 Jul-28 Jul Mon-Fri 10:30-17:00 1 KS £279 £223 £170

Drawing with colour and mixed media Tutor: Ute Brief-KreymannVH863 31 Jul-3 Aug Mon-Thu 18:00-21:00 1 KS £129 £129 £79

Introduction to drawing and painting on your iPad Tutor: Stelios StylianouVH768 7 Aug-10 Aug Mon-Thu 18:00-21:00 1 KS £129 £129 £79

Still-life in pastels NEW Tutor: Kim ScoullerVH868 14 Aug-17 Aug Mon-Thu 18:00-21:00 1 KS £129 £129 £79

Painting: introductory and taster

Introduction to painting summer school: evening intensive Tutor: Suzanne CainesVM866 17 Jul-21 Jul Mon-Fri 18:00-21:00 1 KS £179 £179 £109

Starting abstract painting WEEKEND Tutor: Amanda KnightVM804 22 Jul-23 Jul Sat-Sun 10:00-17:00 1 KS £129 £129 £79

Starting to paint Tutor: Diane MartinVM892 14 Aug-16 Aug Mon-Wed 10:00-17:00 1 KS £149 £119 £91

Painting: all levels

Painting summer school intensive: all levels Tutor: Suzanne CainesVM692 31 Jul-4 Aug Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £279 £223 £170

Painting: intermediate and advanced

Painting studio: five day painting project Tutor: Lucinda OestreicherVM867 17 Jul-21 Jul Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £279 £223 £170

Working from photographs: drawing into painting Tutor: Jai ChaudhuriVM876 24 Jul-28 Jul Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £279 £223 £170

Contemporary painting studio summer school Tutor: Amanda KnightVM801 27 Jul-17 Aug Thu 10:00-17:00 4 KS £239 £191 £146

Painting: concepts and skills

How colour works: an introduction to colour theory and practice Tutor: Amanda BrackenVM802 20 Jul-28 Jul Thu & Fri 18:00-21:00 2 KS £129 £129 £79

Abstract painting summer school: focus on colour and large-scale techniques Tutor: Amanda KnightVM889 7 Aug-11 Aug Mon-Fri 18:00-21:00 1 KS £179 £179 £109

Painting and the art of mindfulness WEEKEND Tutor: Helen BurgessVM887 12 Aug-13 Aug Sat-Sun 11:00-16:00 1 KS £99NC £99NC £99NC

Painting plants and flowers Tutor: Hilary RosenVM811 14 Aug-17 Aug Mon-Thu 10:30-16:30 1 KS £199 £159 £121

Watercolour

Watercolour summer school: all levels Tutor: Rebecca AllenVM827 17 Jul-21 Jul Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £279 £223 £170

Painting London’s hidden gems: Charterhouse NEW Tutor: Louise WestVH860 17 Jul-7 Aug Mon 10:00-13:00 4 KS/

OS£129 £103 £79




Start watercolour: techniques and materials NEW Tutor: Diane MartinVH866 20 Jul-27 Jul Thu 18:00-21:00 2 KS £99 £99 £60

Introduction to watercolour: evening summer school Tutor: Hilary RosenVM815 24 Jul-28 Jul Mon-Fri 18:00-20:30 1 KS £149 £149 £91

Watercolour evening summer school: all levels Tutor: Hilary RosenVM570 31 Jul-9 Aug Mon-Wed 18:00-21:00 2 KS £199 £199 £121

Exploring watercolour and mixed media summer school Tutor: Diane MartinVM820 3 Aug-11 Aug Thu & Fri 10:30-16:30 2 KS £229 £183 £140

Watercolour: nature and landscapeVM871 7 Aug-9 Aug Mon-Wed 10:00-17:00 1 KS £179 £143 £109

Sketchbooks

Developing a personal sketchbook: summer intensive Tutor: Ruth BrisonVH444 17 Jul-21 Jul Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £249 £199 £152

Contemporary drawing sketchbook summer school Tutor: Andrea VoiseyVH859 17 Jul-26 Jul Mon-Wed 18:00-21:00 2 KS £179 £179 £109

Sketchbook of ideas: a visual resource for artists and makers Tutor: Heidi WigmoreVH824 3 Aug-11 Aug Thu & Fri 18:00-21:00 2 KS £129 £129 £79

Starting a sketchbook: materials and techniques WEEKEND Tutor: Mario Lautier VellaVH775 5 Aug-6 Aug Sat-Sun 10:00-17:00 1 KS £129 £129 £79

Developing an experimental sketchbook: ideas and visual research WEEKEND Tutor: Simon EnglishVH785 12 Aug-20 Aug Sat-Sun 10:30-16:30 2 KS £199 £199 £121

Land and city scape

Drawing and painting weekend: the urban landscape WEEKEND Tutor: Amanda KnightVH828 29 Jul-30 Jul Sat-Sun 10:00-17:00 1 KS £129 £129 £79

Sketching London’s landmarks WEEKEND Tutor: Heidi WigmoreVH825 5 Aug-6 Aug Sat-Sun 10:00-17:00 1 KS £129 £129 £79

Drawing and painting themes: Margate Rendezvous NEW WEEKEND Tutor: Amanda KnightVM890 12 Aug-16 Aug Mon-Wed

& Sat10:00-17:00 2 KS/

OS£229 £183 £140

Multi-disciplinary courses

A practical introduction to making art WEEKEND Tutors: Ute Kreyman, Kath CastilloVM875 15 Jul-30 Jul Sat-Sun 10:00-17:00 3 KS £399 £399 £243

Exploring and connecting drawing, painting and printmaking Tutor: Sue Baker KentonVH788 14 Aug-18 Aug Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £249 £199 £152

Methods and materials

Practical workshops for artists: gesso panels and egg tempera WEEKEND Tutor: Benjamin SeniorVM872 19 Aug-20 Aug Sat-Sun 10:00-17:00 1 KS £99 £99 £60

Drawing and painting: life and portraitureSee also ‘Drawing and painting’, page 18.

Life and portrait: introductory and taster

Starting to paint portraits WEEKEND Tutors: Brian Sayers (VM869), Desmond Haughton (VM873)VM869 31 Jul-3 Aug Mon-Thu 18:00-21:00 1 KS £129 £129 £79VM873 12 Aug-20 Aug Sat-Sun 10:30-16:30 2 KS £229 £229 £140


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Starting to draw portraits Tutor: Desmond HaughtonVH767 2 Aug-4 Aug Wed-Fri 18:00-21:00 1 KS £99 £99 £60

Life and portrait: all levels

Drawing and painting portraits: all levels Tutor: Alison HarperVM809 17 Jul-21 Jul Mon-Fri 18:00-21:00 1 KS £179 £179 £109

Life drawing WEEKEND Tutor: Diane MartinVH872 23 Jul-30 Jul Sun 10:00-17:00 2 KS £99 £99 £60

Paint a portrait in oils WEEKEND Tutor: Benjamin SeniorVM803 29 Jul-12 Aug Sat 10:00-17:00 3 KS £179 £143 £109

Life painting: weekend pose WEEKEND Tutor: Anne TeahanVM699 5 Aug-6 Aug Sat-Sun 10:00-17:00 1 KS £129 £129 £79

Life painting evening summer school: all levels Tutor: Desmond HaughtonVM870 7 Aug-10 Aug Mon-Thu 18:00-21:00 1 KS £129 £129 £79

Life and portrait: intermediate and advanced

Experiential life drawing Tutor: Heidi WigmoreVH821 19 Jul-21 Jul Wed-Fri 18:00-21:00 1 KS £99 £99 £60

Figure and portrait painting summer school Tutor: Desmond HaughtonVM805 24 Jul-2 Aug Mon-Wed 10:00-17:00 2 KS £349 £279 £213

Anatomical life and portrait drawing Tutor: Andrea VoiseyVH782 7 Aug-11 Aug Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £249 £199 £152

Contemporary portraits summer school NEW Tutor: Suzanne CainesVH867 14 Aug-18 Aug Mon-Fri 18:00-21:00 1 KS £179 £179 £109

Fashion and textiles

Fashion

Giant knits for interiors NEW READYMADE Tutor: Claire MontgomerieVX223 2 Aug-4 Aug Wed-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £149 £149 £91

Fashion styling: reinventing wardrobe staples READYMADE Tutor: Barley MasseyVX198 3 Aug-4 Aug Thu & Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £99 £79 £60

Fashion accessories: hand-stitched leather handbags Tutor: Katherine PogsonVX189 7 Aug-9 Aug Mon-Wed 10:30-16:30 1 KS £149 £119 £91

Sewing

Introduction to hand sewing NEW WEEKEND Tutor: Heather BelcherVX221 22 Jul-23 Jul Sat-Sun 10:30-16:30 1 KS £99NC £99NC £99NC

Introduction to the sewing machine NEW WEEKEND Tutor: Heather BelcherVX202 29 Jul-30 Jul Sat-Sun 10:30-16:30 1 KS £99NC £99NC £99NC

Introduction to clothes making Tutor: Silvia SacrestanoVX137 14 Aug-18 Aug Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £229 £183 £140

Textiles: drawing and design

Textile sketchbook: an introduction Tutor: Ruth BrisonVX409 24 Jul-28 Jul Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £199 £199 £121

Illustrated stitch: a masterclass with Rosie James NEW Tutor: Rosie JamesVX222 24 Jul-28 Jul Mon-Fri 18:00-21:00 1 KS £149 £149 £91




Textile and surface pattern: from drawing to digital print Tutor: Kathy SchickerVX195 7 Aug-11 Aug Mon-Fri 18:00-21:00 1 KS £149 £149 £91

Drawing for textiles: mark making and pattern design WEEKEND Tutor: Louise AndersonVX199 19 Aug-20 Aug Sat-Sun 10:30-16:30 1 KS £99NC £99NC £99NC

Textiles: dye and print

Textiles: batik and resist dyeing Tutor: Rachel GornallVX400 17 Jul-19 Jul Mon-Wed 10:00-17:00 1 KS £179 £143 £109

Textiles: indigo shibori dyeing Tutor: Felicity CookeVX321 20 Jul-21 Jul Thu & Fri 10:00-17:00 1 KS £129 £103 £79

Textiles: heat transfer processes on fabric WEEKEND Tutor: Dawn DupreeVX152 22 Jul-23 Jul Sat-Sun 10:30-16:30 1 KS £129 £129 £79

Designing textiles using Photoshop: advanced Tutor: Kathy SchickerVK370 31 Jul-3 Aug Mon-Thu 10:00-17:00 1 KS £358 £318 £280

Textiles: monoprinting and hand stitch Tutor: Amarjeet NandhraVX157 7 Aug-11 Aug Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £199 £159 £121

Textiles: surface manipulation NEW Tutor: Caroline BartlettVX224 7 Aug-11 Aug Mon-Fri 18:00-21:00 1 KS £149 £149 £91

Creative screenprinting on fabric Tutor: Emma LairdVX407 9 Aug-18 Aug Wed-Fri 18:00-21:00 2 KS £179 £179 £109

Print and dye: polychromatic fabric printing WEEKEND Tutor: Dawn DupreeVX168 12 Aug-13 Aug Sat-Sun 10:30-16:30 1 KS £129 £129 £79

Garden design

Low maintenance design for city gardens NEW Tutor: Alison WorsterVF451 18 Jul-21 Jul Tue-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £199 £159 £121

Garden design summer school WEEKEND Tutor: Patrick FeatherstoneVF418 11 Aug-13 Aug Fri-Sun 10:30-16:30 1 KS £199 £159 £121

Graphic designSee also ‘Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign’, page 24.

Design a logo in a one day NEW WEEKEND Tutor: Antonello RomanoVK518 16 Jul Sun 10:00-17:00 1 KS £59 £59 £36

Graphic design summer school Tutor: Pam WilliamsVK512 24 Jul-28 Jul Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £249 £199 £152

IllustrationSee also ‘Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign’, page 24.

Illustration summer school Tutor: Judit FerenczVK476 11 Jul-13 Jul Tue-Thu 10:00-17:00 1 KS £199 £159 £121

Botanical illustration summer school NEW Tutor: Joanne RobertsVK495 14 Jul-4 Aug Fri 18:00-21:00 4 KS £129 £103 £79

Creative illustration projects NEW Tutor: Tim EllisVK516 18 Jul-1 Aug Tue 18:00-21:00 3 KS £79 £63 £48

Children’s book illustration summer school Tutors: Tim Ellis, Dee ShulmanVK470 31 Jul-4 Aug Mon-Fri 10:00-17:00 1 KS £299 £239 £182


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Drawing for comic books summer school Tutor: Stephen Marchant VK449 7 Aug-10 Aug Mon-Thu 10:00-17:00 1 KS £249 £199 £152

Interior design

Design your own house extension: the first steps NEW Tutor: Daniella EllisVF348 12 Jul-9 Aug Wed 18:30-21:30 5 KS £179NC £179NC £179NC

Community design projects for your neighbourhood NEW WEEKEND Tutor: Daniella EllisVF349 15 Jul-29 Jul Sat 10:30-16:30 3 KS £149 £119 £91

Interior design summer school Tutor: Keith C ClarkeVF370 24 Jul-28 Jul Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £299 £239 £182

Interior design evening summer school Tutor: Alya RizviVF371 14 Aug-18 Aug Mon-Fri 18:00-21:00 1 KS £199 £199 £121

Computer aided design

Sketchup Pro intensive for beginners NEW Tutor: Nicholas WilliamsonVG514 18 Jul-8 Aug Tue 18:30-21:30 4 KS £199NC £199NC £199NC

Vectorworks refresher NEW WEEKEND Tutor: Nicholas WilliamsonVF347 29 Jul Sat 10:00-17:00 1 KS £79 £63 £48

Jewellery

Jewellery: introductory and taster

Weekend intensive: starting out in jewellery WEEKEND Tutor: Liane WolfVV960 22 Jul-23 Jul Sat-Sun 10:30-16:30 1 KS £99NC £99NC £99NC

Hollowform jewellery: lockets NEW WEEKEND Tutor: Rebecca IlettVV464 29 Jul-30 Jul Sat-Sun 10:30-16:30 1 KS £129NC £129NC £129NC

Jewellery making: creative cold connections and marvellous mechanisms NEW WEEKEND Tutor: Felicity Denby

VV458 5 Aug-6 Aug Sat-Sun 10:30-16:30 1 KS £129NC £129NC £129NC

Jewellery: intensive week for beginners Tutor: Liane WolfVV878 7 Aug-11 Aug Mon-Fri 18:00-21:00 1 KS £179 £179 £109

Jewellery: project week

Jewellery: from design to product Tutor: Elizabeth BoneVV959 17 Jul-21 Jul Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £199 £159 £121

Jewellery making: colour techniques Tutors: Natasha Lisa, Tanvi Kant, Lindsey Mann, Kathie MurphyVV962 24 Jul-28 Jul Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £199 £159 £121

Jewellery production: wax carving, casting and finishing READYMADE Tutor: Louise Seijen Ten HoornVV719 24 Jul-28 Jul Mon-Fri 18:00-21:00 1 KS £179 £179 £109

Textile techniques for jewellery making Tutors: Caroline Bartlett, Tanvi KantVV735 31 Jul-4 Aug Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £229 £229 £140

Electroforming for jewellery READYMADE Tutor: Katrin SprangerVV992 31 Jul-4 Aug Mon-Fri 18:00-21:00 1 KS £179 £179 £109

Jewellery: metal skills

Enamelling on metals: traditional, industrial, synthetic Tutors: Silvia Weidenbach, Liane WolfVV714 17 Jul-21 Jul Mon-Fri 18:00-21:00 1 KS £179 £179 £109

Jewellery techniques: Keum Boo WEEKEND Tutor: Felicity DenbyVV908 12 Aug-13 Aug Sat-Sun 10:30-16:30 1 KS £129NC £129NC £129NC




Fine jewellery: precision skills workshop Tutors: Rae Duncan, Louise Seijen Ten Hoorn, Anastasia Young

VV736 14 Aug-18 Aug Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £229 £229 £140

Jewellery: specialist skills

Diamonds: an introduction WEEKEND Tutor: Judith CroweVV961 30 Jul Sun 10:30-16:30 1 KS £69NC £69NC £69NC

Jewellery making: bespoke clasps and catches NEW WEEKEND Tutor: Rae DuncanVV460 19 Aug-20 Aug Sat-Sun 10:30-16:30 1 KS £129NC £129NC £129NC

Costume jewellery: 1800 to now WEEKEND Tutor: Judith CroweVV721 20 Aug Sun 10:30-16:30 1 KS £69NC £69NC £69NC

Jewellery workshop

Jewellery making: workshop weekVV459 14 Aug-18 Aug Mon-Fri 18:00-21:00 1 KS £149 £149 £91

Jewellery making: workshop day NEWVV470 14 Aug Mon 18:00-21:00 1 KS £29 £29 £18VV471 15 Aug Tue 18:00-21:00 1 KS £29 £29 £18VV472 16 Aug Wed 18:00-21:00 1 KS £29 £29 £18VV473 17 Aug Thur 18:00-21:00 1 KS £29 £29 £18VV474 18 Aug Fri 18:00-21:00 1 KS £29 £29 £18

Model making and set design

Prop making

Introduction to prop making techniquesVU989 31 Jul-4 Aug Mon-Fri 18:00-21:00 1 KS £169 £169 £103

Prop making for film, TV and theatre NEW READYMADEVU957 14 Aug-18 Aug Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £279 £223 £170

MosaicsMosaics summer school Tutor: Vanessa Benson

VL367 7 Aug-11 Aug Mon-Fri 10:00-17:00 1 KS £249 £199 £152

Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesignPhotoshop for illustration summer school Tutor: Alice Stevenson

VK480 10 Jul-31 Jul Mon 18:00-21:00 4 KS £129 £103 £79

Adobe Illustrator: fast track for beginners WEEKEND Tutor: Gita HahnVG472 23 Jul-6 Aug Sun 10:00-17:00 3 KS £199 £159 £121

Illustrator and InDesign summer school Tutor: Gita HahnVK496 24 Jul-28 Jul Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £299 £239 £182

InDesign: stage 3 NEW Tutor: Gita HahnVK371 26 Jul-16 Aug Wed 18:00-21:00 4 KS £129 £103 £79

Photoshop summer school for beginners Tutor: Stelios StylianouVG457 14 Aug-18 Aug Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £299 £239 £182

Adobe Creative Suite software training for the workplace WEEKEND Tutor: Gita HahnVK519 18 Aug-20 Aug Fri-Sun 10:00-17:00 1 KS £329 £329 £201

Picture framingPicture framing and mounting Tutor: Gareth Berwyn

VZ106 17 Jul-20 Jul Mon-Thu 10:30-16:30 1 KS £199 £159 £121


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Picture framing and mounting evening summer school Tutor: Gareth BerwynVZ107 7 Aug-11 Aug Mon-Fri 18:00-21:00 1 KS £169 £169 £103

Printmaking

Printmaking: all levels

Printmaking evening studio Tutor: Anne-Marie FosterVS940 18 Jul-8 Aug Tue 18:00-21:00 4 KS £129 £129 £79

Intaglio printing Tutor: Rosey PrinceVS973 26 Jul-28 Jul Wed-Fri 18:00-21:00 1 KS £99 £99 £60

Monoprinting with oils WEEKEND Tutor: Rosey PrinceVS975 30 Jul Sun 10:00-17:00 1 KS £69 £69 £42

Printmaking and drawing portfolio Tutor: Sue Baker KentonVS941 31 Jul-4 Aug Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £249 £199 £152

Printmaking summer school: all levels Tutor: Kath CastilloVS893 14 Aug-18 Aug Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £249 £199 £152

Screenprinting

Screenprinting intensive: all levels Tutor: Benjamin RiderVS936 17 Jul-21 Jul Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £279 £223 £170

Experimental screenprinting with mixed media Tutor: Benjamin RiderVS883 15 Aug-18 Aug Tue-Fri 18:00-21:00 1 KS £149 £149 £91

Relief printing: lino and wood

Printmaking with lino: cut, stab and etch Tutor: Lisa CradduckVS972 17 Jul-14 Aug Mon 18:00-21:00 5 KS £149 £149 £91

Introduction to relief printing Tutor: Anne-Marie FosterVS882 19 Jul-21 Jul Wed-Fri 18:00-21:00 1 KS £99 £99 £60

Etching workshop: all levels WEEKEND Tutor: Kath CastilloVS976 6 Aug-20 Aug Sun 10:00-17:00 3 KS £199 £199 £121

Large scale relief printing: woodcut, linocut, collograph Tutor: Gareth BerwynVS943 7 Aug-11 Aug Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £279 £223 £170

Etching and photo etching

Starting etching WEEKEND Tutor: Rosey PrinceVS944 22 Jul-23 Jul Sat-Sun 10:00-17:00 1 KS £129 £129 £79

Etching masterclass week: advanced practice Tutor: Katherine Van UytrechtVS938 24 Jul-28 Jul Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £349 £279 £213

Photo-polymer etching: all levels Tutor: Katherine Van UytrechtVS939 2 Aug-4 Aug Wed-Fri 18:00-21:00 1 KS £99 £99 £60

Printmaking and mixed media

Photographic and mixed media printmaking WEEKEND Tutor: Anne-Marie FosterVS974 29 Jul-19 Aug Sat 10:00-17:00 4 KS £249 £199 £152

SculptureIntroduction to body casting Tutor: Robert Worley

VU973 17 Jul-20 Jul Mon-Thu 18:00-21:00 1 KS £149 £149 £91

Starting to carve in wood WEEKEND Tutor: Belinda EdwardsVU990 22 Jul-23 Jul Sat-Sun 10:30-16:30 1 KS £99 £99 £60



Sculpt a portrait head in clay Tutor: Shelley WilsonVU953 24 Jul-26 Jul Mon-Wed 10:00-17:00 1 KS £199 £159 £121

Metal sculpture Tutor: Andrew RevellVU952 24 Jul-28 Jul Mon-Fri 18:00-21:00 1 KS £149 £149 £91

Introduction to 3D principles for artists and makers Tutor: Ute KreymanVU971 27 Jul-28 Jul Thu & Fri 10:00-17:00 1 KS £129 £103 £79

Anatomical portrait sculpture NEW Tutor: Alan StottVU992 31 Jul-4 Aug Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £249 £199 £152

Mobiles and hanging sculptures NEW WEEKEND READYMADE Tutor: Andrew RevellVU991 29 Jul-6 Aug Sat-Sun 10:30-16:30 2 KS £199 £199 £121

Wood and stone carving: all levels Tutor: Belinda EdwardsVU970 7 Aug-11 Aug Mon-Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £279 £223 £170

Web design and social media for visual artists

Social media for visual artists: promote and network NEW WEEKEND Tutor: Gavin FreebornVY551 23 Jul Sun 10:00-17:00 1 PS £59 £47 £36

Web design and social media for visual artists and musicians WEEKEND Tutor: Gal SapirVK517 23 Jul-6 Aug Sun 10:00-17:00 3 KS £199 £159 £121

Instagram like a pro: shoot > edit > post NEW Tutor: Gavin FreebornVY550 25 Jul-8 Aug Tue 18:30-21:30 3 PS £79 £63 £48


Art, design, drama and music shows and performances 2017Join us this summer across central London and at City Lit to celebrate the talent and breadth of student work including animation, basketry, ceramics, drama, film, fine art, jewellery, music, photography, printmaking, sculpture and more…

See www.citylit.ac.uk/artevents2017 for additional events and information

JUNEThe Chrysalids by David Harrower, 1 - 3 June John Lyon’s Theatre, 1 - 10 Keeley Street, Covent Garden, London WC2B 4BA Extended drawing for artists and makers, 13 - 16 June 2017 RK Burt Gallery, 57-61 Union St, London SE1 1SG City Lit year of figure and portrait, 20 - 23 June 2017 RK Burt Gallery, 57-61 Union St, London SE1 1SG City Lit ceramics diploma, 28 June - 1 July New Designers Part 1, Business Design Centre, 52 Upper Street, London N1 0QH

JULYCity Lit ceramics diploma, 2 - 9 July Candid Arts Trust, 2 Torrent Street, London EC1V 1NQPhotography, 31 June - 18 July City Lit Photography Studio, 9 Kean Street, London WC2B 4AYJewellery, 3 - 7 July Venue to be confirmedPiano students of Petros Moschos, Debussy, Préludes Book I, 2 July, 3.00 pm Foundling Museum, 40 Brunswick Square, London WC1N 1AZ Jazz and pop singing, City Lit a cappella directed by Della Rhodes, 5 July, 7.30 pm Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church, 235 Shaftesbury Ave, London WC2H 8EPCity Lit basketry, 11 - 15 July 2017 Craft Central, 33-35 St. John’s Square, London EC1M 4DS

City Lit printmaking, 10 - 21 July RK Burt Gallery, 57-61 Union St, London SE1 1SG City Lit sculpture, 18 - 23 July Crypt Gallery, Euston Road, London NW1 2BA City Lit fine art, 18 - 23 July Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG Twelfth Night by Shakespeare, City Lit Theatre Company, 20 - 22 July (19:30) John Lyon’s Theatre, 1-10 Keeley Street, Covent Garden, London WC2B 4BA

AUGUSTFlicks: animation and film, 3 August, (18:00 – 22:00) Cinema Museum, 2 Dugard Way, Lambeth, London SE11 4TH

Image credits (clockwise): Elephants A Day, Holly Budge. City Lit fine art at Espacio Gallery 2016. Basketry, Julie Rignell, herbaceous perennials and climbers coiled with orange polyester thread. Untitled by Ranti, Ceramics show at Candid Arts Trust 2016



Prepare for university with our part-time Access courses in drama or humanities and social science starting in September 2017.

Access to higher education

About our coursesOur one-year Access to HE diploma courses are designed for people returning to study after a period of absence, or who left school without the usual qualifications for university. Providing 60 level 3 credits, the Access to HE diploma is equivalent to three A-levels.

To apply, please complete the application form.

Department contacts

Drama: 020 7492 2542 [email protected]

Humanities: 020 7492 2652 [email protected]


Visit our website for full details including course start times and individual course prices

www.citylit.ac.uk/access

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Drama

Access to HE diploma: drama NEW WEEKEND LOAN Take your first steps towards a career in acting on this exciting and disciplined course which prepares you for higher education or advanced vocational training. The course timetable is designed to fit around part-time employment. You will be at college on Thursday evening from 18:30-21:30 and all day on Saturdays (10:00-16:00). Competition is fierce for joining so we advise you contact the department early to receive an application form and audition date. Please note course and fees may be subject to change.

You can choose to apply for an Advanced Learner Loan from the Student Loans Company to help cover the course fee, repayable after the course ends, plus a deposit of £340 to secure your place (refundable after you complete the course). You can find more information about the Advanced Learner Loan www.citylit.ac.uk/advanced-learner-loans.

Please contact us to receive the application form.DRC101 14 Sep-9 Jun Thu & Sat 18:30-21:30 30 KS £3384NC £3384NC £3384NC

Humanities and social sciences

Access to HE diploma: humanities and social science (evenings) LOANLondon’s only part-time evening Access course offers you the chance to make a fresh start in education.We cover four subjects: English literature, history, sociology and study skills. Students also benefit from one-to one tutorials, extensive study support, and help in making a successful university application. Our students typically go on to study degrees in the core subjects or related disciplines, such as politics, education, languages, international relations, anthropology or philosophy. Extensive private study each week is also required.

If you are entitled to a student loan you will only have to pay £199 upfront, which will be deducted from the course fee. You can apply for an Advanced Learning Loan from the Student Loans Company, to help cover the cost. This loan is written off on completion of a Higher Education degree course. If you’re unable to pay the upfront fee you can talk to our Information, Advice and Guidance team who will be able to advise you on bursaries or instalment plans to spread the cost.

To apply, please complete the application form at www.citylit.ac.uk/access.AA300 19 Sep-14 Jun Tue & Thu 18:00-21:15 33 KS £3022NC £3022NC £3022NC


Enrolment: 020 7831 7831/[email protected] *Call 020 7492 2515 about your pre-enrolment interview

Build your skills in digital marketing, Excel, cloud computing and much more…

Business and technology

How to book a course Call enrolments on 020 7831 7831.


Departmental contact: 020 7492 2515, [email protected]



www.citylit.ac.uk/business-and-technology

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Business and technology


Business training

Create your elevator pitch Tutor: Amber Raney-KincadeCYEP01 1 Aug Tue 14:00-17:00 1 KS £49 £39 £25

Developing and managing your brand Tutor: Andrea MarzanoCMTKS04 25 Jul Tue 10:00-17:00 1 KS £99 £79 £50

Marketing for startups Tutor: Andrea MarzanoCMTKS03 18 Jul Tue 10:00-17:00 1 KS £79 £63 £40

Writing a business plan Tutor: Andrea MarzanoCMTBS04 11 Jul Tue 10:00-17:00 1 KS £79 £63 £40

Using Eventbrite successfully Tutor: Amber Raney-KincadeCUEB01 14 Aug Mon 14:00-17:00 1 KS £49 £39 £25

Business computing

Business finance

Getting started with bookkeeping Tutor: Farhad EsfandiariCBK03 9 Jul-30 Jul Sun 10:30-16:30 4 KS £239 £191 £120

Introduction to business accounting Tutor: Fola MosesCCFS02 14 Jul-4 Aug Fri 18:00-21:00 4 KS £189 £151 £95

Project management

Understanding project management Tutor: Ayo AlegbeleyeCPJS02 12 Aug Sat 10:00-17:00 1 KS £129 £103 £65

Communication skills for business

Combining voice and pilates Tutor: Kate MontagueDS004 29 Jul-19 Aug Sat 15:00-17:30 4 KS £89NC £89NC £89NC

Communicating effectively at work Tutor: Tim Vaughan-HughesDS023* 27 Jul-17 Aug Thu 18:30-21:00 4 KS £129NC £129NC £129NC

How to enhance your impact and presence Tutor: Sally KnyvetteDS041 15 Jul-16 Jul Sat-Sun 11:00-17:00 1 KS £129NC £129NC £129NC

Interview skills Tutor: Joanna BurkePS719 4 Aug Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £69 £45 £35

Public speaking (intensive) Tutor: Gavin CampbellDS014 30 Jul-6 Aug Sun 11:00-17:00 2 KS £129NC £129NC £129NC

Self-presentation for business executives Tutor: Nikki KellyDS130 29 Jul-30 Jul Sat & Sun 11:00-17:00 1 KS £129 £129 £129

Storytelling Tutor: John EastmanDS027 29 Jul-19 Aug Sat 10:30-14:30 4 KS £169NC £169NC £169NC

Successful job interviews Tutor: Gavin CampbellDS015 12 Aug-13 Aug Sat-Sun 11:00-17:00 1 KS £99NC £99NC £99NC

Cloud computingIntroduction to cloud computing Tutor: Julian Holden

CCL05 13 Jul Thu 14:00-17:00 1 KS £39 £31 £20




Internet marketing

Digital marketing Tutor: Salvatore MaioranoCIM04 5 Aug Sat 10:00-17:00 1 KS £99 £79 £50

Google Analytics: manage your website Tutor: Julian HoldenCGA08 14 Jul Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £89 £71 £45

Search engine optimisation Tutor: Salvatore MaioranoCSE04 30 Jul Sun 10:00-17:00 1 KS £99 £79 £50

Social mediaSocial media apps, tips and tricks Tutor: Amber Raney-Kincade

CSMAT04 11 Aug Fri 10:00-17:00 1 KS £89 £71 £45

Social media content strategy Tutor: Amber Raney-KincadeCSMC01 2 Aug Wed 18:00-21:00 1 KS £49 £39 £25

Social media marketing in a day Tutor: Julian HoldenCSMM01 28 Jul Fri 10:00-17:00 1 KS £99 £79 £50

Facebook

Facebook getting started Tutor: Amber Raney-KincadeCWB14 13 Jul-20 Jul Thu 14:00-17:00 2 KS £69 £55 £35

Instagram

Instagram: getting started Tutor: Amber Raney-KincadeCIGS04 26 Jul Wed 18:00-21:00 1 KS £39 £31 £20

LinkedIn

LinkedIn: manage your professional identity Tutor: Natasha AmegbeCLK01 15 Jul Sat 10:30-16:30 1 KS £59 £47 £30

Podcasting

Podcasting essentials Tutor: David MonteithCPOD04 17 Jul-24 Jul Mon 18:00-21:00 2 KS £99 £79 £50

Twitter

Twitter for business Tutor: Natasha AmegbeCTB02 18 Jul-25 Jul Tue 18:00-21:00 2 KS £69 £55 £35

Blogging

WordPress

Blogging: write your own blog using Wordpress Tutor: Salvatore MaioranoCAW15 29 Jul Sat 10:00-17:00 1 KS £99 £79 £50CAW17 13 Aug Sun 10:00-17:00 1 KS £99 £79 £50

Web designWeb design: back-end coding with PHP/MySQL Tutor: Graeme Mitchell

CWDS04 2 Aug-3 Aug Wed & Thu 10:00-17:00 1 KS £189 £151 £95

Web design: HTML5 and CSS stage 1 Tutor: George StickneyCWDS01 12 Jul-13 Jul Wed & Thu 10:30-16:30 1 KS £179 £143 £90

Web design: HTML5 and CSS stage 2 Tutor: George StickneyCWDS02 19 Jul-20 Jul Wed & Thu 10:30-16:30 1 KS £179 £143 £90

Web design: JavaScript Tutor: Raymond SnareCWDS03 26 Jul-27 Jul Wed & Thu 10:00-17:00 1 KS £189 £151 £95


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WordPress

Build a website in a day with WordPress Tutors: Julian Holden (CWW01/CWW04), Salvatore Maiorano (CWW07)

CWW01 17 Jul Mon 10:00-17:00 1 KS £99 £79 £50CWW04 22 Jul Sat 10:00-17:00 1 KS £99 £79 £50CWW07 6 Aug Sun 10:00-17:00 1 KS £99 £79 £50

Further WordPress Tutor: Julian HoldenCFWS02 24 Jul-25 Jul Mon & Tue 10:30-16:30 1 KS £179 £143 £90

Programming

Introduction to programming Tutors: Graeme Mitchell (CPR05), Andrew Chu (CPR07)CPR05 15 Jul Sat 10:00-17:00 1 KS £89 £71 £45CPR07 2 Aug-9 Aug Wed 18:30-21:30 2 KS £89 £71 £45

Game design

Introduction to game design Tutor: Alex GregoryCGD01 23 Jul Sun 10:00-17:00 1 KS £79 £63 £40

Java

Code school: Java Tutor: Julian HoldenCCJA02 19 Jul-20 Jul Wed & Thu 10:30-16:30 1 KS £179 £143 £90

Python

Code school: Python Tutors: Graeme Mitchell (CPPY07), Andrew Chu (CPPY09)CPPY07 22 Jul-29 Jul Sat 10:00-17:00 2 KS £199 £159 £100CPPY09 4 Aug-11 Aug Fri 10:00-17:00 2 KS £199 £159 £100

Technical computing

Raspberry Pi

Raspberry Pi Tutor: Andrew ChuCSRP01 13 Aug Sun 10:00-17:00 1 KS £89 £71 £45

Microsoft applications

Spreadsheets

Introduction to Excel Tutor: Ansuya KarelanCEXI01 1 Aug Tue 10:00-17:00 1 KS £99 £79 £50

Excel: applying formulae and functions Tutor: Aurica JalbaCEXF03 24 Jul Mon 10:00-13:00 1 KS £49 £39 £25

Excel: analysing your spreadsheet with pivot tables Tutor: Aurica JalbaCEXL01 13 Jul Thu 18:00-21:00 1 KS £49 £39 £25

Excel: tables and charts Tutor: Aurica JalbaCEXS05 17 Jul Mon 10:00-13:00 1 KS £49 £39 £25

Excel: advanced Tutor: Aurica JalbaCEXS01 17 Jul-7 Aug Mon 18:00-21:15 4 KS £179 £143 £90CEXS02 5 Aug-12 Aug Sat 10:00-17:00 2 KS £179 £143 £90

Excel: expert Tutor: Abbott KatzCEXS18 6 Aug-13 Aug Sun 10:00-17:00 2 KS £179 £143 £90

Presentations

PowerPoint beginners: one day Tutor: Noreen O’DonoghueCPP14 26 Jul Wed 10:00-17:00 1 KS £89 £71 £45




Apple MacIntroduction to using Apple Mac computers Tutor: Stelios Stylianou

CMC17 26 Jul Wed 14:00-17:00 1 KS £39 £31 £20CMC18 26 Jul Wed 18:00-21:00 1 KS £39 £31 £20

Using Apple Mac and OSX: stage 1 Tutor: Stelios StylianouCAW11 9 Aug-10 Aug Wed & Thu 10:00-17:00 1 KS £179 £143 £90

iPads, tablets, mobiles

iPad

iPad: getting started Tutor: Steven BreezeCPD04 10 Jul Mon 18:00-21:00 1 KS £49 £39 £25

iPad: moving on Tutor: Steven BreezeCPD05 17 Jul Mon 18:00-21:00 1 KS £49 £39 £25

Safety and security

Stay safe online Tutor: Terry MyersCPRY06 18 Jul Tue 10:30-13:30 1 KS £39 £31 £20

Visit your warm, welcoming café on the ground floor at City Lit Keeley Street

• Hot food served every day

• Daily selection of coffees, teas and breakfast treats

The café offers a daily selection of delicious Hot Boxes, hot snacks and soups, as well as serving hand crafted Grumpy Mule Coffee made for you by our very own baristas.

The Lunch Room has stylish tables and chairs and a large range of treats and healthy meals and snacks on offer seven days a week.

The Lunch Room is brought to you by BaxterStorey – the UK’s largest independent contract catering company – the same people behind the cafés at the Natural History and British Museums. BaxterStorey’s heritage has been built on sustainably sourcing fresh, seasonal and local produce available every day.

The Lunch Room is open daily:

Monday to Friday: 09:30-20:30 Saturday: 09:30-16:30 Sunday: 09:30-15:30

Find out more about your new café: www.citylit.ac.uk/cafe

Have a break in the Lunch Room



Develop your career in health and social care, mental health, childcare or support work.

Careers in care

About our coursesIf you would like to work in the care and support sector, or if you already work or volunteer in care and support and wish to improve your skills and employability, our courses are ideal for you.

We’re committed to meeting your needs and have a comprehensive range of occupational skills within the team. This means we can offer a tailor-made route to achieve your qualification.

Family learningWe provide a range of enjoyable, structured family learning courses in the community for parents and children to learn together. If you are an interested parent or community organisation wishing to hold a class, you can find out more by calling 020 7492 2521.

Training for employersCity Lit can provide a wide range of training to develop your workforce, from short bespoke courses to longer accredited provision. Please call us on 020 7492 2521 for further information.

Community outreachWe offer a diverse range of adult learning based in community venues through-out London. For further information please contact 020 7492 2521.

Departmental contact: 020 7492 2521, community.outreach @citylit.ac.uk



www.citylit.ac.uk/care

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Information, Advice and GuidanceDrop in to talk to our Information and Advice team for impartial advice on:

• Funding your studies e.g. applying for our student bursary or applying for a grant towards materials and travel

• Childcare support whilst studying.

• Choosing courses to do now and what to do next

• Training and voluntary opportunities

Careers adviceWe currently offer careers advice to City Lit students and members of the public. Advisers can assist with:

• Your career options and changing your career

• Developing an action plan to help you achieve your goals

• Developing your interview skills

• Improving your CV and completing application forms for jobs.

• Help with University applications

We can offer careers information, advice and guidance to deaf students through an interpreter. We also work in partnership with the Royal Association for Deaf People to offer welfare advice in BSL.

The Information, Advice and Guidance Service is located in the Student Centre on the Mezzanine. The service is available from 12:00-18:45 Monday to Friday.

For more information, please go to: www.citylit.ac.uk/help

Student Centre and LibraryThe Student Centre and Library is located on the Mezzanine. It is open from Monday – Friday, 9:00-21:30; Saturday and Sunday 9:00-17:00 and provides you with:

• Study spaces for individual and group work

• Quiet study areas plus access to IT equipment

• A range of resources including newspapers, journals, books, DVDs, and other electronic resources to support your studies and research

• Specialist software including Zoom Text and JAWS

• Student Centre Assistants who are on hand if you have any questions or need assistance finding/using resources

The Student Centre Enquiry Desk is staffed from:

• Monday-Thursday: 9:30-20:00

• Friday: 9:30-19:00

• Saturday: 11:00-16:00

Students can still work in the Student Centre and Library and use the IT facilities outside of staffed hours.

Free Student Centre events and workshops take place monthly. These events including creative writing performance evenings, book groups and study skills workshops.

For more information please go to: www.citylit.ac.uk/student-centre-and-library

Did you know that as a City Lit student you can benefit from the services of our teams in Resources, Careers and Financial Advice.

How can we help?



Head back in time to explore ancient worlds and classical languages, with courses on classical art, ancient literature, mythology and much more…

Classical languages and civilisations


www.citylit.ac.uk/ancient-civilisationswww.citylit.ac.uk/ classical-languages

How to book a courseCall enrolments on 020 7831 7831.


Departmental contact: 020 7492 2652, [email protected]


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Ancient civilisationsPlease see also ‘History and politics’, page 62, and ‘Art history’, page 15.

Deciphering ancient writings Tutor: Diane Davies RC102 15 Jul Sat 10:30-16:30 1 KS £59 £47 £30

Women’s lives in the ancient world Tutor: Deborah Hyde RC412 22 Jul Sat 10:30-16:30 1 KS £59 £47 £30

Introduction to classical studies Tutor: James Ryan RC057 29 Jul Sat 10:30-16:30 1 KS £59 £47 £30

The prehistory of religion Tutor: Diane Davies RC771 4 Aug Fri 10:30-16:30 1 KS £49 £39 £25

Frauds, myths and mysteries of archaeology Tutor: Diane Davies RC238 5 Aug Sat 10:30-16:30 1 KS £59 £47 £30

Ancient Egypt and Near East

Ancient Egyptian fashion Tutor: Rosalind Janssen RC147 8 Aug-15 Aug Tue 14:00-17:00 2 KS £59 £47 £30

Letters to the dead from Ancient Egypt Tutor: Rosalind Janssen RC363 10 Aug-17 Aug Thu 14:00-17:00 2 KS £59 £47 £30

Ancient Greece

Hellenistic philosophy: an introduction Tutor: John Goff RC633 24 Jul-7 Aug Mon 12:30-15:30 3 KS £89 £71 £45

Plato in question Tutor: John Goff RC258 24 Jul-7 Aug Mon 17:00-20:00 3 KS £89 £75 £45

Greek myths: ancient truths, modern mystery Tutor: James RyanRC168 24 Jul-7 Aug Mon 18:00-20:00 3 KS £59 £59 £30

Ancient Rome and Italy

Rome at war with mighty Carthage Tutor: James Ryan RC564 20 Jul-10 Aug Thu 18:00-20:00 4 KS £79 £79 £40

Migrations: the Roman period and the barbarian invasions Tutor: James Ryan RC807 25 Jul-15 Aug Tue 18:00-20:00 4 KS £79 £79 £40

Art history

Gods and heroes: the influence of the classical world on art in the 17th and 18th centuries Book tickets at www.rmg.co.uk

22 Jul Sat 10:30-16:30 1 OS £50

‘Reading’ ancient Greek and Roman art – a beginner’s guide Tutor: Deborah Hyde RA314 10 Jul Mon 14:30-17:30 1 KS £29 £23 £15

Biblical HebrewStudying Biblical Hebrew: an introduction Tutor: Rachel Montagu

RH338 31 Jul-2 Aug Mon-Wed 18:00-20:30 1 KS £69 £69 £35

Classical and New Testament GreekClassical Greek: an introduction for absolute beginners Tutor: Matteo Favaretto

RG396 17 Jul-21 Jul Mon-Fri 14:00-17:00 1 KS £139 £111 £70

Brush up your elementary Classical Greek Tutor: Matteo Favaretto RG539 4 Aug-18 Aug Fri 14:00-16:00 3 KS £59 £47 £30

Classical languages and civilisations




Classical Greek 1 for complete beginners: module 3 Tutor: Andrew David RG383 20 Jul-17 Aug Thu 18:30-20:30 5 KS £99 £99 £50

Herodotus translation for advanced learners Tutor: Matteo Favaretto RG442 10 Jul-24 Jul Mon 11:00-13:00 3 KS £59 £47 £30

LatinLatin: an introduction for absolute beginners Tutor: Matteo Favaretto

RL604 14 Aug-18 Aug Mon-Fri 10:30-13:30 1 KS £139 £111 £70

Introduction to medieval Latin Tutor: Matteo Favaretto RL101 27 Jul-10 Aug Thu 11:00-13:00 3 KS £59 £47 £30

Brush up your elementary Latin Tutor: Matteo Favaretto RL256 20 Jul-3 Aug Thu 18:00-20:00 3 KS £59 £59 £30

Latin 1 for complete beginners: module 3 Tutor: Matteo Favaretto RL147 18 Jul-15 Aug Tue 18:00-20:00 5 KS £109 £109 £55

Brush up your intermediate Latin Tutor: Matteo Favaretto RL593 26 Jul-9 Aug Wed 10:30-12:30 3 KS £59 £47 £30

Brush up your advanced Latin Tutor: Matteo Favaretto RL391 26 Jul-9 Aug Wed 14:00-16:00 3 KS £59 £47 £30

SanskritSanskrit: an introduction for beginners Tutor: Rohini Bakshi

RS001 18 Jul-15 Aug Tue 18:00-19:30 5 KS £69 £69 £35

Classics literature

Classics reading groups

Ancient Greek poetry reading group (in translation) Tutor: Deborah Hyde RG001 18 Jul-8 Aug Tue 14:00-16:00 4 KS £79 £55 £40

The Odyssey reading group (in translation) Tutor: Deborah HydeRG167 18 Jul-15 Aug Tue 18:00-20:00 5 KS £99 £99 £50

Virgil’s Aeneid reading group (in English) Tutor: Lucy Nicholas RL004 18 Jul-27 Jul Tue-Thu 18:00-20:00 2 KS £79 £79 £40

The Mahabharata: reading group (in English) Tutor: Rohini Bakshi RS002 20 Jul-10 Aug Thu 18:00-20:00 4 KS £79 £79 £40

The Histories of Herodotus Book 1: reading group in translation Tutor: Tom Spencer RG004 27 Jul-10 Aug Thu 18:00-20:00 3 KS £59 £59 £30

Jason and the Argonauts: reading group of Argonautica (in English) Tutor: James Ryan RC243 2 Aug-16 Aug Wed 18:00-20:00 3 KS £59 £59 £30

Returning Friday 15 to Sunday 17 September with a fantastic array of writers, performers, agents and publishers. An eclectic range of voices will facilitate readings, panel discussions, writing workshops, performances and the launch of City Lit anthology, Between the Lines.

www.citylit.ac.uk/festivalofwriting

City Lit Festival of Writing

Speakers include:

Alan McMonagle, Josh Idehen, Tasha Kavanagh, Paul McVeigh, Richard T. Kelly, Agnieszka Dale, Wendy Brandmark, Courttia Newland, Jonathan Barnes, Jess Kidd, Stephen Thompson, Ken Bruen, Helen Cox, Penny Joelson, Selina Nwulu

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http://www.citylit.ac.uk/festivalofwriting


Enrolment: 020 7831 7831/infoline@ci

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