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PROGRAM GUIDE 5962 5982 hllc.org.au Healesville Living and Learning Centre A.B.N. 78 831 662 475 | Incorporation No. A 2731 | TOID: 29556 Enrolment In person Monday - Friday from 9:00 am - 4:30 pm By mail Completed enrolment form and payment to 1 Badger Creek Road, Healesville 3777 Online Visit hllc.org.au/enrol for enrolment information or download an application form. Credit card payments can be made over the phone. Please note: Enrolments are confirmed upon receipt of completed enrolment form and payment in full. We accept cash, cheque, EFTPOS and credit card. Cheques should be made payable to Healesville Living and Learning Centre Inc. Annual Membership Funds raised through membership help us to provide a variety of programs and activities. Membership expires at the end of the calendar year. (Dec 31st) Fees are set by the Committee of Management at the AGM. Fee: $7.00 (includes G.S.T.) Fee Relief Are course fees preventing you from enrolling in a course? Fee relief is available. Please contact us to discuss your options. Refunds When a course is cancelled due to insufficient numbers or unforeseen circumstances, course fees will be refunded in full. If a participant withdraws five (5) working days prior to the commencement of the first class they will be entitled to a refund. A $20.00 administration fee is charged for withdrawals. There will be no refunds if you cancel after this time. Healesville Living and Learning Centre proudly supports the Healesville CoRE Group Healesville Living and Learning Centre acknowledges the support of these organisations: Volunteering It’s a great way to meet new people, gain confidence, learn new skills, stay active and involved and have fun. Volunteers have been an important part of the Healesville Living and Learning Centre since it began in 1979. Our volunteer program offers a variety of opportunities in the areas of project coordination, group facilitation, reception, administration, customer service, gardening, Board of Governance and in the Opportunity Shop. For more information or to speak with someone about joining our team, contact us on 5962 5982. Centre Services We offer a range of services to our students and to the public. These include photocopying, laminating, venue hire, art supplies, hire of easels, community information and referral, computer use and public Internet access. Visit hllc.org.au/services for full details. Venue Hire A variety of office spaces and specialty rooms are available. We offer discount rates for community and not-for-profit groups and organisations. Special consideration will be given to charitable events. Venue hirers can promote their activities in our Course Guide or through social media for a fee. Contact us for more information. The Op Shop HLLC operates the East End Opportunity Shop in Healesville. Every dollar raised through the shop is returned to the community through the Centre’s programs and activities. We are always happy to receive donations of good quality, pre-loved clothing and goods to the shop during open hours only. We cannot accept electrical appliances. Visit us at the East End Opportunity Shop at 309 Maroondah Hwy, Healesville. Term 1, 2021 February - March - April Open Monday to Friday from 9:00 am - 4:30 pm - Closed Public Holidays and Code Red Days HealesvilleLLC 1 Badger Creek Rd, Healesville [email protected] HealesvilleLearningCentre On Site at HLLC Arts and Minds A supportive space for people to enjoy art and share peer support in their mental health journey. Includes school holidays. Fees: Gold coin donation Uniting Melba Uniting Melba is a social support program for people over the age of 65 living in the Yarra Ranges Shire. Melba operates an active group meeting on Mondays from 10:30 am until 3:00 pm in Rm 1 at HLLC. For more information call: 0437 143 187 HEWI Healesville Environment Watch Inc Meets on the second Thursday of the month at HLLC from 7:30 pm. Phone Karen Garth on 0418 999 936 APM APM Employment Services help people find and keep a job, and support them to deal with challenges to employment such as injury, illness or disability. For more information, contact us on 1800 276 276 or visit www.apm.net.au Job Prospects Job Prospects is a jobactive and Disability Employment Services – Employment Support Service. We offer specialist services in disability, homelessness and youth. Contact Job Prospects: 9024 8450 Salvation Army As one of Australia’s largest recruiters, we provide our job seekers with specialised training, work experience and a range of support services, to help them find meaningful employment. Call us on 136 123 Monday - Friday 8:30 am - 5:00 pm Employment Plus Children are not permitted in adult classes. Animals are not permitted on site. Assistance dogs are welcome.

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  • PROGRAM GUIDE

    5962 5982hllc.org.au

    Healesville Living and Learning Centre A.B.N. 78 831 662 475 | Incorporation No. A 2731 | TOID: 29556

    EnrolmentIn personMonday - Friday from 9:00 am - 4:30 pm

    By mailCompleted enrolment form and payment to 1 Badger Creek Road, Healesville 3777

    OnlineVisit hllc.org.au/enrol for enrolment information or download an application form. Credit card payments can be made over the phone.

    Please note:Enrolments are confirmed upon receipt of completed enrolment form and payment in full. We accept cash, cheque, EFTPOS and credit card. Cheques should be made payable to Healesville Living and Learning Centre Inc.

    Annual MembershipFunds raised through membership help us to provide a variety of programs and activities. Membership expires at the end of the calendar year. (Dec 31st) Fees are set by the Committee of Management at the AGM. Fee: $7.00 (includes G.S.T.)

    Fee ReliefAre course fees preventing you from enrolling in a course? Fee relief is available. Please contact us to discuss your options.

    RefundsWhen a course is cancelled due to insufficient numbers or unforeseen circumstances, course fees will be refunded in full. If a participant withdraws five (5) working days prior to the commencement of the first class they will be entitled to a refund. A $20.00 administration fee is charged for withdrawals. There will be no refunds if you cancel after this time.

    Healesville Living and

    Learning Centre

    proudly supports the

    Healesville CoRE Group

    Healesville Living and Learning Centre acknowledges the support of these organisations:

    VolunteeringIt’s a great way to meet new people, gain confidence, learn new skills, stay active and involved and have fun. Volunteers have been an important part of the Healesville Living and Learning Centre since it began in 1979.

    Our volunteer program offers a variety of opportunities in the areas of project coordination, group facilitation, reception, administration, customer service, gardening, Board of Governance and in the Opportunity Shop. For more information or to speak with someone about joining our team, contact us on 5962 5982.

    Centre ServicesWe offer a range of services to our students and to the public. These include photocopying, laminating, venue hire, art supplies, hire of easels, community information and referral, computer use and public Internet access.

    Visit hllc.org.au/services for full details.

    Venue HireA variety of office spaces and specialty rooms are available. We offer discount rates for community and not-for-profit groups and organisations. Special consideration will be given to charitable events.Venue hirers can promote their activities in our Course Guide or through social media for a fee. Contact us for more information.

    The Op ShopHLLC operates the East End Opportunity Shop in Healesville. Every dollar raised through the shop is returned to the community through the Centre’s programs and activities. We are always happy to receive donations of good quality, pre-loved clothing and goods to the shop during open hours only. We cannot accept electrical appliances. Visit us at the East End Opportunity Shop at 309 Maroondah Hwy, Healesville.

    Term 1, 2021February - March - April

    Open Monday to Friday from 9:00 am - 4:30 pm - Closed Public Holidays and Code Red Days

    HealesvilleLLC

    1 Badger Creek Rd, Healesville

    [email protected]

    HealesvilleLearningCentre

    On Site at HLLCArts and MindsA supportive space for people to enjoy art and share peer support in their mental health journey. Includes school holidays.

    Fees: Gold coin donation

    Uniting MelbaUniting Melba is a social support program for people over the age of 65 living in the Yarra Ranges Shire. Melba operates an active group meeting on Mondays from 10:30 am until 3:00 pm in Rm 1 at HLLC. For more information call: 0437 143 187

    HEWIHealesville Environment Watch IncMeets on the second Thursday of the month at HLLC from 7:30 pm.Phone Karen Garth on 0418 999 936

    APMAPM Employment Services help people find and keep a job, and support them to deal with challenges to employment such as injury, illness or disability. For more information, contact us on1800 276 276 or visit www.apm.net.au

    Job ProspectsJob Prospects is a jobactive and Disability Employment Services – Employment Support Service. We offer specialist services in disability, homelessness and youth.Contact Job Prospects: 9024 8450

    Salvation Army

    As one of Australia’s largest recruiters, we provide our job seekers with specialised training, work experience and a range of support services, to help them find meaningful employment. Call us on 136 123 Monday - Friday 8:30 am - 5:00 pm

    Employment PlusChildren are not permitted

    in adult classes.

    Animals are not permitted on site. Assistance dogs are welcome.

  • Healesville Living and Learning Centre Term 1, 2021 Program Guide

    Computers and Technology How to Use Your ComputerThe Basicswith Thom Baselier Code: BC12133Develop the skills necessary to navigate your computer, the Windows 10 operating system and the internet with confidence. Explore the physical components of a computer, Microsoft Word basics, develop your keyboarding skills, send and receive emails and browse the internet.Date: Wed 3rd Feb Time: 9:30 am - 12:30 pmDuration: 8 weeks Fees: $73 / $62 conc

    Advanced Computing and Digital Mediawith Nigel Dobson Explore more advanced aspects of modern computing and digital media. Learn how phones and other devices interact with each other via the cloud, explore safe navigation of social media platforms, and take advantage of the vast world of free apps. Includes MS Office applications. Duration: 8 weeks Fees: $73 / $62 conc

    AM Class Code: AD12124Date: Fri 5th Feb Time: 9:30 am - 12:30- pmPM Class Code: AD12125

    Date: Fri 5th Feb Time: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

    Computer Skills for Employment

    New Skills for New JobsSee Work Skills and Business Training

    Introduction to Digital Mediawith Nigel Dobson Code: DM12128

    What is digital media and how do we use it? Everyone should be able to live, learn, work and participate in the digital world. This is an introduction to using phones, tablets, email, the Cloud, and managing music and photos.

    Date: Mon 1st Feb Time: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm

    Duration: 8 weeks Fees: $73 / $62 conc

    iPads and Tabletswith Thom Baselier Code: IP12134

    Learn how to manage your settings, send emails, download apps, music, movies and books, take and edit photos, video and more. Suitable for beginners.

    Date: Thur 4th Feb Time: 9:30 am - 12:30 pm

    Duration: 8 weeks Fees: $73 / $62 conc

    Build and Maintain a Website Using Word Presswith Thom Baselier Code: WP12135

    Build, modify, edit and manage your own website using Word Press. From registering a domain name to installing and running a website, including how to apply and modify themes, using plug ins, building web forms, using page layouts and managing content in a temporary, live web environment.Date: Wed 3rd Feb Time: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

    Duration: 8 weeks Fees: $73 / $62

    Get Out There with You Tubewith Nigel Dobson Code: YT12126

    Have you been watching a lot of You Tube lately? Would you like to create your own content, for fun or for your business? More than 500 hours of video are uploaded to You Tube every minute. Learn how to set up your channel, upload videos, enhance your discovery potential and much more.Date: Thur 4th Feb Time: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

    Duration: 8 weeks Fees: $73 / $62 conc

    Work Skills and Business Training

    Read Now Write Now See Writing and Languages

    Auslan Level 1Introduction to Sign Languagewith Jacqueline Constantin Code: AU12119Learning Auslan (Australian Sign Language) can help members of the deaf and hard of hearing community to communicate with family, work mates and others. Learn frequently used signs, hand shapes, introductions and greetings, age, time and months, people and relationships, deaf culture and communication, Auslan variations and HOLME.Date: Fri 19th Feb Time: 9:30 am - 11:30 amDuration: 6 weeks Fees: $52 / $45 conc

    Computer Skills for Employmentwith Thom Baselier Code: CE12136

    New Skills for New JobsAn employment-focused course designed to further develop workplace computer skills using standard computer software and functions. Includes the Microsoft Office suite and a variety of Google applications. No skills pre-requisite. Date: Thur 4th Feb Time: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmDuration: 8 weeks Fees: $73 / $62 conc

    Essential Business Skillswith Kate Tasic Code: BS12138Learn the skills to operate professionally in an office environment or to manage your own business. Topics covered include - OH&S, production of business documents, databases, basic finance skills, cloud-based applications, customer service, internet, email and basic marketing.Date: Tue 9th Mar Time: 9:30 am - 3:00 pmDuration: 16 weeks *Fees: $163 / $138 conc*Fee relief is available

    Exploring Online Business Workshopswith Thom Baselier Code: EB12108In this new business climate we need to adapt to survive. Turn your business idea into a successful online business. Explore how to build a website, manipulate images, set up and run an online shop and more.Date: Mon 15th Mar Time: 7:00 pm - 9:00 pmDuration: 3 weeks Fees: $44 / $40 conc

    Introduction to Bitcoinwith Nigel Dobson Code: IB12127Bitcoin, cryptocurrencies, blockchain, ICOs. What do these terms even mean? Discover the power of this unstoppable and globally-accessible electronic cash system revamping the way we look at money.Date: Tue 16th Feb Time: 9:30 am - 12:30 pmDuration: 6 weeks Fees: $59 / $51 conc

    Training for Retailwith Nicole Delidakis Code: RE12139Would you like to work in retail? This training provides an introduction to the retail industry. Learn the skills to perform a range of roles and tasks within a retail environment. Includes practical experience in an Op Shop. Get a head start today.Date: Thur 11th Feb Time: 9:30 am - 12:30 pmDuration: 8 weeks Fees: $73 / $62 conc

    Be Work Readywith Barbara Lorey Code: WR12137How do you sell yourself and get the job you want? Update your resumé, wow with cover letters, refine you interview skills, build your confidence and learn how to stand out from other applicants.Date: Thur 4th Feb Time: 9:30 am - 12:00 pmDuration: 8 weeks Fees: $68 / $58 conc

    Leap into EmploymentThese sessions are designed to provide you with the skills you need you to explore your career options and get the job you want. Receive one-on-one career guidance and support to identify your skills and convert them into new career opportunities.

    1 hour sessionsSessions are by appointment only. Call us to arrange a time that suits you.

    Art and Creativity

    The Art Room Code: AR12103Whatever your preferred medium, share your passion and meet like-minded artists in our creative community space. Bring your current project and share ideas and techniques. All welcome.Date: Tue 2nd Feb Time: 9:30 am - 12:00 pmDuration: 9 weeks Fees: $92 / $84 conc

    The Craft Space Code: CS12104Enjoy the benefits of our well-equipped craft space. Sewing machines, overlockers and a variety of tools are available for use. Bring along your current project and enjoy a cuppa with this group of like-minded crafters. Beginners welcome.Date: Wed 3rd Feb Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 pmDuration: 9 weeks Fees: $78 / $72 conc

    The Women’s Shed with Michael McLellan Work on your own carpentry projects with support from our experienced tutor in our well-equipped, onsite shed.

    Michael is on hand to guide you through your design process, selection of materials, use of machinery and tools, and to provide general assistance and advice. Wednesday Morning Class Code: IC12121Date: Wed 3rd Feb Time: 9:30 am - 12:30 pmDuration: 8 weeks Fees: $86 / $75 concWednesday Afternoon Class Code: IC12122Date: Wed 3rd Feb Time: 1:30 pm - 4:30 pmDuration: 8 weeks Fees: $86 / $75 concSaturday Class Code: IC12123Date: Sat 6th Feb Time: 10:00 am - 1:00 pmDuration: 8 weeks Fees: $86 / $75 conc

    Introduction to Acrylic Paintingwith Lesley Dickman Code: AP12107This introduction to basic drawing and painting techniques aims to develop your skills and the expression of your artistic voice through the practise of art making. Discover your inner artist in this inspiring beginners course.Date: Thur 25th Feb Time: 9:30 am - 12:30 pmDuration: 6 weeks *Fees: $253 / $227 con

    *Fee relief is available

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    HLLC is a Learn Local providerLearn Local providers are not-for-profit businesses that are established to meet the needs of their local communities. The Learn Local symbol denotes a course is funded by ACFE.

    Food and Gardening Bush Tucker Program with Peter Lorback Code: BT12120Learn about and understand the Australian bush from both a functional and cultural perspective. Understand seasonal and other impacts on the ecosystem and begin to see the bush like a supermarket. Participate in field trips, learn how to propagate bush tucker plants and hear stories about the cultural significance of the tucker and country.Date: Tue 2nd Feb Time: 10:00 am - 2:00 pmDuration: 8 weeks Fees: $82 / $71 con

    Hiromi’s Kitchenwith Hiromi Masuoka An interactive Japanese cooking class with an experienced chef to guide you every step of the way. Hone your skills, enjoy new recipes and indulge in delicious food prepared by you! Cook different dishes in each session. Everyone welcome.Workshop 1 Code: HK12105Date: Sat 27th Feb Time: 10:30 am - 12:30 pmDuration: 1 session Fees: $57 / $53 concWorkshop 2 Code: HK12106Date: Thur 25th Mar Time: 10:30 am - 12:30 pmDuration: 1 session Fees: $57 / $53 conc

    Introduction to Permaculturewith Peter and Robyn Veeken Code: IP12129Permaculture is a process of creative design informed by ethics and design principles. Explore bountiful, environmentally friendly gardening and determine how sustainable your garden is. This introductory course is delivered by trained permaculture experts.Date: Sat 6th Feb Time: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmDuration: 8 weeks Fees: $88 / $77 conc

    Writing and LanguagesAuslan Level 1 See Workskills and Business Training

    Writing for a Purposewith Deborah Pepyat Code: WP12131

    Explore a variety of techniques including character and plot development, writing dialogue and how to choose the right core idea. Share your story and your journey with other writers in this friendly class.Date: Tue 2nd Feb Time: 9:30 am - 12:30 pmDuration: 8 weeks Fees: $73 / $62 conc

    Read Now, Write Nowwith Leah Hill Code: RW12132Do you or a friend need to get better at reading, writing or spelling? Join this small, interactive group and get the encouragement and support you need. People with English as a second language are very welcome.Date: Tue 2nd Feb Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 pmDuration: 8 weeks Fees: $63 / $53 conc

    Discover and Write Your Storywith Judy Martin Code: DW12130Would you like to create your story - for yourself or for your family? The central aspect of this writing course will be your memoirs. Coax your story out and give relevance and meaning to the journey you have travelled, and to the journey ahead.Date: Thur 4th Feb Time: 10:30 am - 12:30 pmDuration: 8 weeks Fees: $68 / $58 conc

    Introduction to Poetrywith Judy Martin Code: IP12102Do you dabble in poetry writing but would like some guidance? Or have you “always wanted” to write poetry, but didn’t have the confidence or opportunity? This initial course is designed to bring out the poet in you through exercises and an exploration of the poetry of well (and lesser) known poets as models and inspiration.Date: Wed 10th Mar Time: 2:00 pm - 4:00 pmDuration: 4 weeks Fees: $77 / $71 conc

    Health and Wellbeing

    Qi Gongwith Peter Lorback Code: QG12101

    Qi Gong is a holistic system of coordinated body posture and movement, breathing and meditation used for the purposes of health, spirituality and martial arts training. It is gentle, easy to practice and beneficial to mind, body and spirit. Suitable for all ages, body types and fitness levels. Date: Tue 16th Feb Time: 3:00 pm - 4:00 pmDuration: 6 weeks Fees: $79 / $72 conc

    Pathways for CarersThe Pathways for Carers project offers carers of people with a disability or mental illness an opportunity to share walks together and to learn more about news, services and support available to carers. Looking forward to welcoming our carers back in 2021. Date and time to be advised.

    Contact Shona for more information at [email protected] or on 5962 5982.

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