futureversity summer brochure 2011

FREE courses and activities for 11-25 year olds

July 2011-June 2012

020 7247 7900www.futureversity.org

ContEnts

04 Meet our young volunteers!

08 150 inspiring summer courses to choose from

60 Join one of our volunteer schemes

64 Sick of being unemployed? Join Job Ready

66 Year-round media and journalism courses

68 Youth Assessors - paid summer work

70 Tower Hamlets, London and beyond!

72 Help Futureversity grow!

74 Our funders and partners

76 Application form

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Welcome to

FUtUREVERSITY

Wouldn’t it be great if you could get a taste of different careers and hobbies to find out

what it is that really grabs you? Well, at Futureversity you can!

We provide hundreds of dynamic courses for young people in pretty much everything,

from animation to architecture, Japanese to journalism, banking to boxing... and they’re

all run by professionals and absolutely FREE!

Here in Tower Hamlets, Futureversity is running no less than 150 brilliant, free courses

for 11-25 year olds over the summer holiday. And that’s on top of our busy year-round

programme of young volunteer schemes, employment programmes and media courses!

Don’t miss out! This booklet tells you about all our FREE courses and how to apply for them.

We’re making it happen – now all YoU have to do is discover your talent!

To find out about free courses for young people in London outside

Tower Hamlets, visit www.futureversity.org

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What would Futureversity do without its enthusiastic volunteers? These 16-25 year

olds help us with invaluable feedback, promotion, planning and delivery ... but most

importantly, they keep us in touch with what young people want!

Our FAB: Futureversity Advisory Board has been planning the summer programme

since the end of the last year. It’s thanks to the passionate FAB team that you have so

many brilliant summer courses to choose from!

And if you participate in one of our free summer courses, you’ll see for

yourself how amazing our Peer Motivators are. They’ll welcome you, show you where to

go and do everything they can to make sure you have a positive experience!

Turn to page 60 to find out more about our accredited volunteer schemes and how to

apply for them.

MEEt oUR YoUng volUntEERs!

Visit www.futureversity.org/volunteering for more information

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sUMMER CoURsEs

Apply online at www.futureversity.org/towerhamlets

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sEizE thE sUMMER!

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towerhamlets

Find the courses

you’re interested in on

the contents list and

check out the age range,

dates and details on the

relevant page.

Get set for

a fantastic

Futureversity

summer!5If you get a place but

can’t attend, you MUST

let us know so we can

give your precious

place to another

young person.

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Be patient! We’ll let you

know if you have a course

place up to five weeks

after you apply (but we’ll

try to make it sooner!).3

Once you’ve picked

your courses, fill in the

application form at the

back of this booklet

and pop it in the post

or apply online at

www.futureversity.org/

towerhamlets

2Futureversity knows that while the summer holiday can be bliss, it can also get a bit

boring. So, we’re running 150 summer courses for 11-25 year olds in venues across

Tower Hamlets in all kinds of exciting subjects to give you the most memorable

summer ever!

All our courses are completely FREE and will give you new skills, new friends and maybe

even new inspiration about your future career! And you get the chance to show off to

friends and family what you’ve learnt in showcases at the end of each week – and see

what everyone else has been up to on their courses too!

So what’s it going to be? Make-up and Beauty Therapy, Radio Journalism, Investment

Banking, Horse Riding...? There are absolutely loads to choose from and it’s so easy to

apply – there’s even an application form at the back of this booklet!

Follow the 5 steps to a sensational summer. Be quick, though – courses fill up fast!

transform your summer in 5 simple steps!

tower hamletsTo find out about free summer courses in London outside Tower Hamlets,

visit www.futureversity.org

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sUMMER CoURsE list

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14-15 Residentials

14 I’m a Londoner, get me out of here!

(Wales)

15 City and sea exchange

(Cornwall & London)

15 Creative writing residential

(Ty Newydd, Wales)

16 Arts & Fashion

17 Creative industries

17 Creative writing (Women’s Library)

17 Let’s be brief -

advertising & marketing

17 Art gallery management -

working behind the scenes

17 Set up a creative business

17 Get into architecture (Architecture 00:/)

17 Crash course in contemporary art (Iniva)

17 Visual merchandising

(Timberland Boot Company)

18 Art and Design

19 Comic book design

19 Create your own mosaic

19 Experimental painting on canvas

for beginners

19 Spray paint graffiti - urban art

19 Contemporary sculpture

19 Drawing for architecture

and interior design

19 Oil painting for beginners

20 Fashion and textiles

20 Street fashion -

Customise your clothes

21 Creative textiles

21 Summer fashion and textiles academy

in association with Burberry Foundation

21 Fashion drawing and illustration

21 Making clothes from scratch: learn how to make your own clothes!

21 Jewellery making

21 Embroidery - quilts, cushions and towels

21 Textile effects - marbling on fabric

21 Millinery - make your own fascinator headress

22 Business and Careers

23 Business

23 The junior apprentice

23 Get on to an apprenticeship scheme with HSBC

23 Enter the den – your money, your enterprise

23 Working in the city (The Brokerage)

23 Taster in law (Clifford Chance)

23 Careers in the railway industry (National Express)

24 Investment banking (Barclays Capital)

24 Insight into an international law firm (Allen & Overy)

24 Private wealth management (Morgan Stanley)

24 How to be the ideal applicant (hosted by Credit Suisse)

24 Introduction to global markets (Nomura)

24 The world of a management consultancy (PA Consulting)

25 Actuaries (Hymans Robertson)

25 Global transaction banking (Deutsche Bank)

25 The HSBC marketing academy (HSBC)

25 Insight into public relations (FWD Public Relations)

26 Careers

26 Introduction to medicine and physiological sciences (delivered by Oxford University)

26 Public speaking and presentation masterclass

26 PACE (youth work training)

26 Certificate in mentoring (level 2)

26 Journalism (Nang! magazine)

26 Get into teaching seminar

28 tourism

28 Telephone techniques

28 Tourism and customer care

28 Welcome to East London (English Tourist Board)

30 Digital Media, Film and Photography

31 Digital Media

31 Animation and cartoons

31 Build your own smart phone App

31 Build your own Facebook App

31 Build your own web App

31 Radio journalism

31 Graphic design

33 Stop-frame animation

33 Wall:mation

33 Radio crash course at Rinse FM

33 Production crash course at Rinse FM

33 Radio next level at Rinse FM

33 Production next level at Rinse FM

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34 Film and tv

34 Documentary filmmaking

34 Intro to green screen

34 Intro to filmmaking

34 TV format factory

34 Be a newsroom journalist

34 How to get into TV seminar

34 Intro to broadcast journalism

35 Photography

35 Creative photography

35 Photo journalism

35 Intro to digital photography

35 Photoshop and digital photography

35 Photomonth - Street Life

35 Photomonth - Portraiture

36 Music and Performing Arts

37 Music

37 Singing to perform (vocal coaching)

37 Get your folk on

37 Band in a week

37 Studio on stage

37 Beats from the streets

37 Get into the music industry

38 Gospel singing

38 Learn to play guitar

38 Learn to play keyboard

38 Rhyme and Grime

38 Secrets of songwriting

38 Intro to DJing

40 Dance

41 Join a street dance crew

41 Zumbaba

41 H.O.T. Bollywood dance

41 Latin vibes (salsa, samba and tango)

41 Ballet and contemporary dance

41 Glee Club

41 Street and hip-hop

42 Drama

43 Puppetry theatre

43 Audition and drama skills

43 Puppetry play: Make a play in a week

43 Making movement: Make a play in a week

43 Get into drama

43 The Seat of their Pants – Performing Arts Academy

43 Urban performance poetry

44 skills for life

45 skills

45 Bath bombs and soap making

45 Bridal mendhi for beginners

45 Make-up and beauty therapy

45 Nail art

46 Driving theory

46 First aid at work (full HSE)

46 Networking and influencing to make your ideas happen!

46 Critical interview skills

48 Cookery

48 Cake making

49 Indian cookery

49 International cookery

49 Cake making and decoration

49 Chinese cuisine

49 Curry heaven

49 Thai cookery

49 Thai fruit carving

49 CIEH Level 2 food hygiene

50 Explore

50 Advance yourself in GCSE maths

51 Intro to Arabic language

51 Intro to Chinese language

(Mandarin)

51 Intro to Japanese language

and culture

51 Intro to Spanish language

51 Countdown to college: A-level maths

51 Discover biomedical science at the

Centre of the Cell

51 Global change makers

52 sports, Fitness and Wellbeing

53 Ball and Racquet sports

53 Cricket

53 Football

53 Rugby

53 FA accredited junior football

organiser’s award (JFO)

53 Pathway into sports leadership

54 Fitness and Wellbeing

54 Young sports leadership certificate

54 Fencing

54 Mixercise

54 Self-defence

54 Boxing

54 Massage and holistic health

54 Martial Arts – Wing Chun

54 Sports leadership certificate

55 outdoor and Water sports

55 Kayaking and canoeing

55 Mountain biking

55 Skate and create

55 Rowing

57 RYA Sailing

57 Rock climbing

57 Fishing

57 Archery

57 Golf

57 Horse riding

Apply online at:

www.futureversity.org/towerhamlets

or fill in the application form

at the back and post it to us.

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REsiDEntiAls

Had enough of the city? Then why not get out for

a few days? On this accredited residential course,

you’ll spend five days in the Brecon Beacons in Wales

mountain biking, canoeing, climbing and learning

about first aid and survival skills. Staying in the middle

of the countryside, you’ll get fit, make new friends

and have loads of fun!

Anyone interested will be invited to a day of team

building activities and a short interview on Saturday

23 July. Those selected for the trip will be notified

after this.

selection day

week 0: sat 23 Jul

time: 10am-3pm

venue: Urban Adventure Base

150 Burdett Road E3 4Jt

Residential

week 3: Mon 8-Fri 12 Aug

Destination: Brecon Beacons, Wales

i’m a londoner,

get me out of here! (Wales)REs01 / 13–17 years

Residential courses include overnight stays, giving you the chance to get

out of London for a few days. The dates are clearly printed under the

course and all food, accommodation and transport will be provided.


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Packed with fantastic activities, this residential

exchange for young people from Cornwall and

London will teach you about the importance of

the sea in the world economy.

You’ll spend the first week in Cornwall working

with Lizard Outreach Trust, doing water sports,

enjoying a barbecue and visiting sites including

the Marconi Centre, Tate St. Ives, Minack Theatre,

Royal Naval Air Station Culdrose and the Lizard

Lighthouse — the most southerly point in Britain

(where you’ll be staying!).

In the second week you’ll stay in London and

go on a tour of the city’s top maritime firms and

attractions, including The Baltic Exchange, Lloyds

of London, Tate & Lyle, the Thames Barrier, the

National Maritime Museum and London Aquarium.

You must be willing to take part in all adventure

sports activities and be able to swim. More

details about the course will be available nearer

the time and you’ll be expected to attend a

briefing and selection session.

week 1–2: sun 24–thur 28 Jul (Cornwall)

Mon 1–Fri 5 Aug (london)

Destination: lizard Point, Cornwall

City and sea exchange

(Cornwall and london)REs02 / 15–20 years

Working with Ty Newydd, The National Writers

Centre for Wales, and the internationally acclaimed

Sable LitMag, this is an exciting residential course

which aims to challenge, inspire and transform

your writing! The week-long course will be held

at Ty Newydd, the last home of the Prime Minister

Lloyd George (1916–22), which is a 16th century

house set in wooded surroundings, with beautiful

secluded gardens and stunning views over

Cardigan Bay!

All creative writers will get loads out of this course.

Fiction writers will be encouraged to think about

characters and plot — and whether there are

enough real stories for young people out there —

and budding poets will learn about imagery and

how to make their words come alive. Working

with professional writers, you’ll generate lots of

new material to kickstart your writing career.

The course is open to young people at any stage

of their writing lives. More information will be

made available regarding times and content

nearer to the time and you’ll be expected to

attend a briefing and selection session.

week 3: Mon 8–sat 13 Aug

Destination: ty newydd, the national Writers

Centre for Wales

Creative writing residential

(ty newydd, Wales)

REs03 / 16–25 years

ACCREDitED

ACCREDitED

ACCREDitED

ARts AnD FAshion

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AC01 / 14-25 years giRls onlY

Want to take your writing skills to the next level? Working with a professional writer, you’ll use the amazing materials and resources at The Women’s Library for inspiration and produce some exciting new creative writing of your own.week 3: Mon 8-thur 11 Aug (4 days)time: 2pm-5pmvenue: the Women’s library

25 Old Castle Street E1 7NT

Creative writing (Women’s library) AC05 / 16-25 years

Fancy becoming an architect? Working with Architecture 00:/ in Shoreditch, this is your chance to learn more about the job. You’ll make your own model buildings and find out how to get into the profession.week 1: thur 28 Jul (1 day)time: 10am-5pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College

Gosset Street E2 6NW

get into architecture(Architecture 00:/)

AC07 / 16-25 years

Make your own shop window display and transform the look of a store to attract customers! With help from Timberland Boot Company, working alongside their Visual Merchandisers and other professionals, you’ll create a display for their flagship store near Spitalfields. How cool is that?week 2: thur 4 Aug (1 day)time: 10am-4.30pmvenue: timberland Boot Company

1 Fournier Street E1 6QE

visual merchandising (timberland Boot Company)

AC06 / 16-25 years

What’s contemporary art all about? On this 1-day course, organised by Iniva (Institute of International Visual Arts), you’ll visit some of the most cutting-edge galleries in East London to learn about what’s happening in the world of art today.week 1: thur 28 Jul (1 day) time: 10.30am-5pmvenue: iniva

Rivington Place, Rivington Street EC2A 3BA

Crash course in contemporary art (iniva)

AC03 / 16-19 years

Expand your mind as you explore contemporary art at Whitechapel Gallery! You’ll work alongside an artist in the Gallery’s stunning rooftop studio and enjoy exclusive access to famous works of art. Priority will be given to applicants living in Tower Hamlets.week 4: Mon 15-Fri 19 Aug time: 10am-4pmvenue: Whitechapel gallery

77–82 Whitechapel High Street E1 7QX

Art gallery management – working behind the scenes

AC04 / 16-25 years

Calling all fashion designers, musicians, writers, filmmakers and general creatives! If you dream of working for yourself doing what you love, come to this 1-day course to turn your vision into a viable business idea.week 1: tues 26 Jul (1 day) time: 11am-5pmvenue: Rich Mix

35–47 Bethnal Green Road E1 6LA

set up a creative business

Creative Industries

AC02 / 14-25 years

Get experience in advertising! Working in partnership with creative agency twenty%extra™, you’ll meet advertising professionals, work to a brief, create your own marketing campaign and learn all about the different jobs in the industry.week 2: Mon 1-Fri 5 Aug time: 10am-3pmvenue: london Metropolitan Uni - goulston street 16 Goulston Street E1 7TP

let’s Be Brief – advertising and marketing

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AA01 / 11-13 years

Love comics? Then why not have a go at making your own? You’ll create your own storyboard and even import images on comic software. By the end of the course, you’ll have your very own mini comic!week 1: Mon 25-Fri 29 Jultime: 10am-3pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


Comic book design AA05 / 15-19 years

Not only do you get to create some amazing sculptures on this course, but you’ll also visit a gallery for inspiration, learn about related careers and exhibit your finished work in East London’s Nunnery Gallery!week 3: Mon 8-Fri 12 Augtime: 10.30am-3.30pmvenue: Bow Arts trust

183 Bow Road E3 2SJ

Contemporary sculpture

AA02 / 11-13 years

Learn how to make beautiful mosaics with help from a professional artist! On this practical course, you’ll design and create your own vibrant mosaics, then show them off at the end-of-week showcase.week 1: Mon 25-Fri 29 Jultime: 10am-3pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


Create your own mosaic

AA03 / 14-25 years

Unleash your potential on canvas! This course will give beginners and more experienced artists the chance to learn new techniques and have a go at drawing and painting on canvas. week 4: Mon 15-Fri 19 Augtime: 10am-3pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


Experimental painting on canvasfor beginners

AA07 / 14-25 years

Palettes at the ready! Learn how to get the best out of oil paints in this creative course. You’ll be taught by an expert and will enjoy a week of painting to your heart’s content. week 1: Mon 25-Fri 29 Jultime: 10am-3pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


oil painting for beginners

AA04 / 14-25 years

Don’t miss this rare chance to spray paint to your heart’s content! On this graffiti course you’ll be able to learn more about the art and create a collaborative mural. All levels of experience welcome.week 2: Mon 1-Fri 5 Aug time: 10am-3pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


spray paint graffiti – Urban art

AA06 / 14-25 years

On this hands-on course for aspiring interior designers, architects and fine artists, you’ll draw exteriors and interiors of buildings and rooms, and learn how the professionals illustrate perspective, different materials and colour. week 3: Mon 8-Fri 12 Aug time: 10am-1pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


Drawing for architecture and interior design

Art and Design 19

ACCREDitED

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Fashion and TextilesgiRls onlYAF05 / 14-25 years

Learn pattern cutting, hemming and sewing on this course and make your very own bag, blouse, skirt, cushion cover or salwar kameez!week 4: Mon 15-Fri 19 Augtime: 10am-4pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


Making clothes from scratch: learn how to make your own clothes!

AF08 / 14-25 years

Make some weird and wonderful art on this marbling course! This is an introduction to this ancient technique where you can learn all about it and have a go yourself.week 4: tues 16-Wed 17 Aug (2 days) time: 10am-3pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


textile effects - Marbling on fabric

AF04 / 14-25 years

This is a great course for fashion students or those who just want to improve their drawing skills. You’ll explore fashion illustration, experiment with different materials and create your own portfolio of work. week 2: Mon 1-Fri 5 Augtime: 10am-4pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


Fashion drawing and illustration

AF02 / 11-15 years

Experiment with amazing textile techniques! On this course you get to make your very own bag using fabric paint, appliqué, embroidery sequins and beading. week 1: Mon 25-Fri 29 Jultime: 10am-1pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


Creative textiles

AF01 / 11-13 years

If you love to let your creativity loose on your old clothes, then this is the course for you!

Grab this chance to customise everything from old trainers to dresses and visit cool

galleries to gain insight into how artists work.


time: 10am-4pm

venue: Bethnal green technology College


street fashion - customise your clothes

summer Fashion and textiles Academy in association with Burberry Foundation

AF03 / 15-19 years

Create a catwalk collection from scratch with ‘A’ Team Arts and leading designers from the iconic global luxury brand Burberry. During this 4–week fashion training programme, you’ll gain insight into the fashion and textiles industry, learn tons of practical skills, create a portfolio and gain an Arts Award accreditation! Working to a design brief, you’ll learn how to research, design, print, cut and sew your own original garments, which will be modelled at the end-of-week showcase and other amazing shows. This is a fantastic opportunity if you’re considering further study in fashion or textiles. Participants will be selected following an informal interview, with priority to those living or studying in Tower Hamlets.weeks 1-4: Mon 25 Jul-Fri 19 Augtime: 10am-4pmvenue: Brady Arts Centre

192–196 Hanbury Street E1 5HU

ACCREDitED AF06 / 14-25 years

What’s in a bead? Not only do you get to make amazing one-off pieces of jewellery to take home with you on this course, but you also get to make your own beads with a professional jewellery designer!week 3: Mon 8-Fri 12 Aug time: 10am-4pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


Jewellery making

AF07 / 14–25 years

Learn the art of embroidery and make the ordinary extraordinary! On this course you’ll learn different stitches using different colours and make something special to take home with you.week 3: Mon 8-Fri 12 Aug time: 10am-4pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


Embroidery - quilts, cushions and towels

AF09 / 14-25 years

On this one-day workshop you’ll design and make a fascinator head piece. Using fun materials, including colourful feathers, you’ll put together your very own ready-to-wear exotic creation! week 2: Wed 3 Aug (1 day) time: 10am-4pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


Millinery - Make your own fascinator headdress

BUsinEss AnD CAREERs

Business

BB01 / 11-15 years

Want to make it in the world of business and online journalism? You’ll be given your own budget to produce an online campaign in just five days. Can you do it? Will you be named The Junior Apprentice? You’re HIRED!week 4: Mon 15-Fri 19 Augtime: 10am-1pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


the junior apprentice

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BB03 / 14-18 years

How important is money? What would do if you were given £100, or even £1,000? Could you come up with a great money-making idea? This course will encourage you to reflect on your personal financial habits and explore ways to save money before you create, develop and present your own enterprise idea to a mock panel!week 1: Mon 25–Fri 29 Jultime: 10am-4pmvenue: london Metropolitan Uni - goulston street

16 Goulston Street E1 7TP

Enter the den –your money, your enterprise

BB04 / 14-25 years

Find out what it takes to work in the City! You’ll visit a number of investment banks and law and accountancy firms around Bank and Liverpool Street and take part in activities, including a trading game and mock interview practice.week 3: Mon 8-tues 9 Aug (2 days)time: 10am-4pmvenue: the Brokerage Citylink

65 London Wall EC2M 5TU

Working in the City (the Brokerage)

BB05 / 16-21 years

Clifford Chance is one of the biggest law firms in the world. On this 1-day taster, you’ll find out about the legal profession, hear from top lawyers and be given a tour of the Clifford Chance offices in Docklands.week 3: Wed 10 Aug (1 day)time: 9.45am–3pmvenue: Clifford Chance llP

10 Upper Bank St E14 5JJ

taster in law (Clifford Chance llP)

BB06 / 16-25 years

Ever thought about working for a rail company? On this course you’ll meet department heads, attend a session at a control and signal box, find out about train engineering and maintenance and explore the National Express mainline service to Norwich. You’ll also visit Stansted Airport and explore its relationship with BAA, drive a train simulator and find out about job opportunities in the industry!week 1: Mon 25-Fri 29 Jultime: 10am-4pmvenue: national Express

Liverpool Street Station Bishopsgate EC2M 7PY

Careers in the railway industry (national Express)

BB02 / 14-16 years

This is a unique opportunity to find out what it’s like to work at HSBC. You’ll meet trainees and current apprentices, find out about the company’s new apprenticeship scheme and even get the chance to improve your CV writing and interview skills!week 3: tues 9 Aug (1 day)time: 9:45am–4pmvenue: hsBC

8 Canada Square E14 5HQ

get on to an apprenticeship scheme with hsBC

Business

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BB10 / 16-25 years

Morgan Stanley deals with billions of pounds of other people’s money every day. On this 2-day course you’ll gain an understanding of their work, enjoy a tour of their London office and get the chance to network with employees.week 1: Wed 27-thur 28 Jul (2 days)time: 9:30am-3:30pmvenue: Morgan stanley

25 Cabot Square E14 4QA

Private wealth management(Morgan stanley)

BB11 / 16-25 years

On this 3-day course with leading financial services provider Credit Suisse, you’ll get an insight into the business, plus vital career tips, a guided tour of their offices, a mock interview workshop and a Q&A with current employees.week 4: tues 16-thur 18 Aug (3 days)time: 2pm-4:30pmvenue: Credit suisse

One Cabot Square E14 4QJ

how to be the ideal applicant (hosted by Credit suisse)

BB12 / 16–25 years

Nomura is a leading financial services group and a global investment bank. This course will give you an introduction to the world of global markets and you’ll even have your CV reviewed by an employee!week 2: Wed 3 Aug (1 day)time: 9:45am–3:30pmvenue: nomura

One Angel Lane EC4R 3AB

introduction to global markets (nomura)

BB13 / 16-25 years

PA Consulting Group is a global management and IT consulting and technology firm which boosts the performance of major organisations. On this 1-day course, you’ll find out more about the company and learn about employment routes into the sector.week 4: Wed 17 Aug (1 day)time: 9:45am-4pmvenue: PA Consulting

123 Buckingham Palace Road SW1W 9SR

the world of a management consultancy (PA Consulting)

BB14 / 16-25 years

Actuaries. Boring? Certainly not! Join Hymans Robertson to find out more about the exciting and demanding world of Consulting Actuaries. Learn more about actuarial and investment consultancy, financial and risk management, benefit strategy and design, communication and employee engagement.

In addition, you’ll have an opportunity to develop and practise your networking skills and also think about your ‘personal’ brand, becoming even more employable in the current economic climate.

week 3: thur 11-Fri 12 Aug (2 days)time: 9:45am-4:30pmvenue: hymans Robertson

One London Wall EC2Y 5EA

Actuaries (hymans Robertson)

BB15 / 16-25 years

Experience a day with the Direct Securities Services (DSS) team within Deutsche Bank’s Global Transaction Bank division. Within 28 markets globally, they are a leading custody service provider dealing with assets under custody and transactions. You’ll learn about the markets, plus trading life cycles and clearing.week 1: Wed 27 Jul (1 day)time: 9:45am-4pmvenue: Deutsche Bank

23 Great Winchester Street EC2N 2JA

global transaction banking (Deutsche Bank)

BB17 / 16-25 years

Spend a day with City PR firm FWD and learn how public relations works. You’ll be taught how to write a press release and what ‘makes news’, and you’ll get to grips with the worlds of print and online publishing. The course will also include an insight into financial PR, FWD’s specialist area.week 3: thur 11 Aug (1 day)time: 10am-4pmvenue: FWD PR

7th Floor, 145 Leadenhall Street EC3V 7QT

insight into Public Relations (FWD Public Relations)

BB09 / 16-25 years

This 1-day course will provide you with insight into an international legal practice. You’ll get the opportunity to meet and listen to associates and trainees throughout the company to help you decide if becoming a lawyer is for you.week 2: Wed 3 Aug (1 day)time: 9:45am-4pmvenue: Allen & overy llP

One Bishops Square E1 6AD

insight into an international law firm (Allen & overy llP)

BB16 / 16-25 years

HSBC is a company that understands the value of marketing and is passionate about its brand. This course is designed to help you develop your own marketing skills, as well as providing an introduction to HSBC. Key topics include segmentation, branding and product development (such as the development of a credit card or a new bank account). You’ll also be given the opportunity to explore different departments and meet staff and graduates.week 3: thur 11-Fri 12 Aug (2 days)time: 9:45am-4pmvenue: hsBC

8 Canada Square E14 5HQ

the hsBC marketing academy (hsBC)

Join Barclays Capital, one of the City’s biggest financial institutions, for a week of trading! Shadow real traders and find out how millions are made and lost at the touch of a button. There are two Investment Banking courses running this summer - choose the week that suits you:BB07 / 16-25 yearsweek 2: Mon 1-Fri 5 Augtime: 9:45am-12pmvenue: Barclays Capital

10 South Colonnade E14 4PUBB08 / 16–25 yearsweek 3: Mon 8-Fri 12 Augtime: 9:45am-12pmvenue: Barclays Capital

10 South Colonnade E14 4PU

investment banking (Barclays Capital)

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BC01 / 14-21 years

Delivered by a lecturer and students from Oxford University, this is a great introduction to the field of medical science. You’ll look at career routes and get a real feel of what it’s like to study the subject at university.week 3: tues 9 Aug (1 day)time: 10am-5pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


introduction to medicine and physiological sciences(delivered by oxford University)

BC02 / 14-25 years

A fun and interactive workshop that will teach you how to speak and deliver presentations with confidence. This 1-day course will really help you to express yourself with ease in all kinds of situations, even in those dreaded interviews! week 4: tues 16 Aug (1 day)time: 10am-4:30pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


Public speaking and presentation Masterclass

BC05 / 16-25 years

Love magazines? If you’ve got a passion for journalism or photography, sign up to be part of the Nang! editorial team! You’ll brainstorm ideas, write articles and see your work printed in the award-winning Nang! magazine. You can even stay on after the summer to build your portfolio. See page 66 to find out more.week 1-4: tue 26 Jul-thu 18 Aug (4 weeks: tues, Wed, thu)time: 10am-3pmvenue: london Metropolitan Uni - Central house 59-63 Whitechapel High Street E1 7PF

Journalism (nang! magazine)

BC06 / 16-25 years

Teaching is an increasingly popular choice of career for a wide range of talented people. A rewarding profession in more ways than one, it offers fantastic career prospects and development opportunities, as well as competitive financial benefits. Join this seminar and listen to a panel of teachers, trainee teachers and representatives from different organisations and institutions talk about the job.week 2: thur 4 Aug (1 day)time: 6-8pm (evening)venue: Futureversity tower hamlets offices Ground Floor, 24-26 Fournier Street E1 6QE

get into teaching seminar

BC04 / 16-25 years

This course will give you the opportunity to become a fully qualified mentor. You’ll gain lifelong skills that will help you to deal with all sorts of relationships throughout your life. Imagine when you’re a Manager in a big company - mentoring skills will help you to get the best from your team! This course is fully certified and accredited by the NCFE. week 1: Mon 25-Fri 29 Jultime: 10am-4pmvenue: london Metropolitan Uni - goulston street 16 Goulston Street E1 7TP

Certificate in mentoring (level 2) ACCREDitED

BC03 / 16-24 years

This exciting accredited course is a great introduction to youth work. You’ll explore the different aspects of the role through debate, drama, role play, discussions, games and sharing experiences. week 1: Mon 25-Fri 29 Jultime: 10am–1:30pm (Fri 29 Jul: 9.30am-5.30pm)venue: london Metropolitan Uni - goulston street 16 Goulston Street E1 7TP

PACE (youth work training) ACCREDitED

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Bt01 / 14-25 years

Whether you need it for your future career or for personal use, this accredited course will teach you how to communicate effectively on the phone, using it as a sales tool and dealing with difficult customers. A fantastic addition to your CV!week 3: Mon 8-Wed 10 Aug (3 days)time: 10am-4pmvenue: idea store Chrisp street

1 Vesey Path E14 6BT

telephone techniquesACCREDitED

Bt03 / 14–25 years

This unique course will help you to appreciate the history and heritage of the five ‘host boroughs’ of the 2012 Olympics in East London. Accredited by the English Tourist Board, you’ll research the area and identify major tourist attractions, facilities and transport links and learn all about what the area has to offer visitors. week 3: thur 11-Fri 12 Aug (2 days)time: 10am-4pmvenue: idea store Chrisp street


Welcome to East londonhost to the 2012 olympic & Paralympic games

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Bt02 / 14-25 years

This course will give you a feel for work in tourism, covering customer care and presentation. You’ll also get to visit some tourist attractions and earn yourself an English Tourist Board accreditation! week 2: Mon 1-Fri 5 Augtime: 10am-4pmvenue: london Metropolitan Uni - goulston street


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DM02 / 13-18 years

Build your own app! On this course you’ll learn from experts and will have your very own app installed on your mobile by the end of the course to take home and develop. Participants must have basic coding experience.week 1: Mon 25-Fri 29 Jul time: 11am-5pmvenue: Rich Mix

25-27 Bethnal Green Road E1 6LA

Build Your own smart Phone AppIn partnership with Rich Mix and Seatwave

DM03 / 13-18 years

On this course, experts in the tech industry will teach you how to write code to build Facebook apps. By the end of the week, you’ll have published your very own app! Participants must have basic coding experience in order to complete this course.week 2: Mon 1-Fri 5 Aug time: 11am-5pmvenue: Rich Mix


Build Your own Facebook AppIn partnership with Rich Mix and Seatwave

DM04 / 13-18 years

Learn coding and basic computer programming to build web applications! You’ll be taught by top tech professionals and will leave with a web app of your own that you can develop. Participants must have basic coding experience.week 3: Mon 8-Fri 12 Aug time: 11am-5pmvenue: Rich Mix


Build Your own Web AppIn partnership with Rich Mix and Seatwave

DM05 / 14-18 years

On this extraordinary course, you’ll be part of a team of radio reporters at the brilliant Underage Festival! You’ll be interviewing bands and audience members, then creating a show in the studio which will be streamed as a podcast.weeks 2-3: thur 4-Wed 10 Aug (5 days)time: 10am-4pm

(Festival Day: Fri 5 Aug 11am–6pm)venue: Brady Arts Centre


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DM06 / 14-25 years

This is a great introduction to graphic design. You’ll create flyers and posters using Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop, format images and text, create layouts and prepare artwork for print. Suitable for beginners. week 4: Mon 15-Fri 19 Aug time: 10am-3pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


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Digital Media

DM01 / 11-15 years

Love cartoons? Well, now you can make your own! Using your favourite cartoons for inspiration, you’ll storyboard your idea and use Photoshop, stop-frame and Flash software to create your very own short animation!week 1: Mon 25-Fri 29 Jul time: 10am-1pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


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DM09 / 14-19 years

Do you want insider knowledge on what it takes to create a show for Rinse FM? You’ll work with the experts to learn about music programming, presenting and interviewing techniques and then plan, record, promote and broadcast your very own show on www.rinse.fm! week 1: Mon 25-Fri 29 Jul time: 11am-1pm (Friday 8.30-11am)venue: Rinse FM

91 Brick Lane E1 6QL

Radio Crash Course at Rinse FM

DM10 / 14-19 years

Get expert advice on how to make a basic track and start a remix. Working alongside leading Rinse producers you’ll learn the basics in Logic and finish the week hearing your track played on leading London radio station, Rinse FM!week 1: Mon 25-Fri 29 Jul time: 2-5pmvenue: Rinse FM


Production Crash Course at Rinse FM

DM11 / 14-19 years

Are you ready to build on your basic skills in radio and further your technical ability with leading Rinse broadcasters? By the end of this course you will have produced your own pilot radio show at the Rinse studios. week 3: Mon 8-Fri 12 Aug time: 11am-1pm (Friday 8.30-11am)venue: Rinse FM


Radio next level at Rinse FM

DM12 / 14-19 years

Advance your basic Logic understanding with expert Rinse producers! Want to learn more about working with effects, sampling, EQ and mastering? Then this course is for you! At the end of the week you even get to submit your track to be considered for Rinse FM rotation!week 3: Mon 8-Fri 12 Aug time: 2-5pmvenue: Rinse FM


Production next level at Rinse FM

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DM07 / 16-25 years

Make an animation in just one week! You’ll create characters, stories and a soundtrack, then use light-boxes and the latest software to bring your ideas to animation life. week 2: Mon 1-Fri 5 Aug time: 10am-1pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


stop-frame animationDM08 / 16-25 years

Create your own large scale stop-frame animation in the style of BLU BLU. Learning from a professional, you’ll develop your drawing, photography, video editing and sound mixing skills to create wall art with a wow factor! week 2: Mon 1-thur 4 Aug (4 days) time: 11am-4pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


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Film and TV

DF01 / 11-15 years

Make a documentary about something you care about! On this course, you’ll set up shoots and film a documentary. You’ll also learn about careers in the industry. week 3: Mon 8-Fri 12 Aug time: 10am-1pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


Documentary filmmakingDF05 / 14-25 years

Try out the different roles in a newsroom! You’ll be a video, radio and online journalist, plus editor, camera operator and researcher. You’ll also meet industry professionals and continue to hone your skills after the course on the Latimer Film Alumni project.week 4: Mon 15-Fri 19 Aug time: 10am-5pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


Be a newsroom journalist

DF07 / 16-25 years

Hosted by the BBC, this is a fantastic introduction to journalism with a world renowned news provider! You’ll work in teams to find your own stories and visit BBC London radio and TV studios to watch as programmes are broadcast. week 2: thur 4-Fri 5 Aug (2 days)time: 10am-7pmvenue: Rich Mix


intro to broadcast journalism

DF06 / 16-25 years

Want to work in TV? Don’t miss this evening seminar with professionals from the industry. They’ll give you a low-down on the different jobs you can do and how to get them, and answer questions on how to succeed in this competitive field. week 3: Wed 10 Aug (1 evening)time: 6pm-8pmvenue: Futureversity tower hamlets offices Ground Floor, 24-26 Fournier Street E1 6QE

how to get into tv seminar

DF04 / 14-25 years

Bored of the same old stuff on TV and think you can do better? On this course, you’ll develop and pitch your own TV ideas with help from an experienced TV producer – then film and produce a pilot episode! week 2: Mon 1-Fri 5 Aug time: 10am-4pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


tv format factory

DF02 / 11-15 years

Used by professional photographers and TV studios, a green screen is the key to creating amazing backdrops on your digital photos and video. This course will teach you why it’s so effective and how to make your own.week 2: tues 2-thur 4 Aug (3 days)time: 2-4:30pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


intro to green screen

DF03 / 14-25 years

Make a short film in a week with professional filmmakers from Chocolate Films! Learn how to storyboard, develop your script and use cameras, lighting and editing software to make your very own finished film. week 2: Mon 1-Fri 5 Augtime: 11am-5pmvenue: Rich Mix


intro to filmmaking ACCREDitED

DP02 / 11-15 years

Find out how to investigate and report on an issue of your choice through photography! You’ll visit an exhibition, learn from a professional photographer and create a final report.week 1: Mon 25-Fri 29 Jul time: 10am-1pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


Photo journalismDP05 / 16-25 years

Want to learn street photography skills? On this course, you’ll visit exhibitions for inspiration then take to the streets with a camera. Your final pieces will be displayed in an exhibition as part of Photomonth.week 1: Mon 25-Fri 29 Jultime: 10am-3pmvenue: london Metropolitan Uni - Central house

59-63 Whitechapel High Street E1 7PF

Photomonth – street life

DP01 / 11-15 years

On this course you’ll discover how to take photos and manipulate them, then put together an exhibition of your best work to be shown at The Nunnery Gallery at Bow Arts Trust. You can also work towards an Arts Award.week 3: Mon 8-Fri 12 Augtime: 10.30am-3.30pmvenue: Bow Arts trust

183 Bow Road E3 2SJ

Creative photography

DP06 / 16-25 years

Learn how to take stunning portraits! You’ll set up your own photo booth on Brick Lane and photograph friends and strangers alike. Your final pieces will be displayed in an exhibition as part of Photomonth.week 2: Mon 1-Fri 5 Aug time: 10am-3pmvenue: london Metropolitan Uni - Central house

59-63 Whitechapel High Street E1 7PF

Photomonth – Portraiture

DP04 / 14-25 years

Manipulate photos using Photoshop! You’ll take photos out on location then edit them with a professional. Your finished photos will be displayed at View Tube on the Olympics site for the general public to see! Cameras provided, but bring your own if you have one. week 4: Mon 15-Fri 19 Aug time: 10am-3pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


Photoshop and digital photography

DP03 / 14-25 years

Get to grips with the basics of digital photography and editing using top quality digital SLR cameras. Learn about f-stops, focus and framing the perfect shot and discover how to make the best of your images using Photoshop.week 2: Mon 1-Fri 5 Augtime: 10am-3pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


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MM01 / 11-15 years

Sing to your heart’s content on this feel-good course! You’ll learn great songs, polish your style and wow an audience at the end of the week.week 1: Mon 25-Fri 29 Jultime: 10am–1pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


singing to perform (vocal coaching) MM04 / 14-19 years

Are you a band that wants to create backing tracks, live samples and incorporate music tech into your live performance? Or a producer who wants live instruments in your music? Well, this course will show you how as you create your own tracks and share your ideas with producers and musicians alike!week 4: Mon 15-Fri 19 Augtime: 10am-5pmvenue: Brady Arts Centre


studio on stage

MM02 / 11-16 years

Inspired by Laura Marling? Spend a week making folk music with other young people in a Folk Big Band! You’ll explore improvisation and get the chance to try your hand at folky instruments, including the banjo! Absolute beginners to advanced musicians and players of any instrument all welcome.week 3: Mon 8-Fri 12 Augtime: 10.30am-4pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


get your folk on MM05 / 14-25 years

On this cool course, you’ll record sounds from the streets of London, create your own beats and then arrange them into complete tracks using Logic Pro 8 software. Your tunes will be downloadable and you’ll get your own copy on CD!week 1: Mon 25-Fri 29 Jultime: 10am-4pmvenue: Brady Arts Centre


Beats from the streets

MM03 / 14-19 years

Calling all singers and musicians! On this course you’ll form a new band with other young people, write and record a song together and perform it at the end-of-week showcase - all with guidance from professionals.week 4: Mon 15-Fri 19 Augtime: 10am-4pmvenue: Brady Arts Centre


Band in a week MM06 / 14-25 years

This course will provide you with the essential skills and knowledge you need to get started in the music industry. It focuses on networking, marketing and PR, events promotion and music management and features guest speakers from the industry.week 3: tues 9-thur 11 Aug (3 days)time: 10.30am-1.30pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


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MM07 / 14-25 years

Want to sing your heart out this summer? On this uplifting course you’ll learn modern and gospel songs, sing harmonies, have fun and find out how to get the most from your voice. All levels welcome!week 4: Mon 15-Fri 19 Augtime: 10am-3pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


gospel singing MM10 / 14-25 years

Create and record your own Grime CD! On this course you’ll work in the studio and learn about lyric writing, beat making, music production, engineering and even marketing and distribution.week 2: Mon 1-Fri 5 Augtime: 10am-3pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College Gosset Street E2 6NW

Rhyme and grime

MM08 / 14-25 years

Why settle for air guitar when you could play a real one? This is a great introduction to learning the guitar and a fantastic opportunity to see if it’s for you or not - before you go out and buy one!week 3: tues 9-thurs 11 Aug (3 days)time: 1pm-3pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


learn to play guitarMM11 / 14-25 years

Calling all budding songwriters! Learn the skills you need to write great tracks. You’ll learn about arrangement, chord patterns and dynamics and the instruments and sounds to choose to make your track stand out from the rest.week 2: Mon 1-Wed 3 Aug (3 days)time: 10am-5pmvenue: Brady Arts Centre


secrets of songwriting

MM09 / 14–25 years

Get into the groove with the classic instrument! This course will teach you the basics of how to play notes and chords. You’ll experiment with all the different sounds and learn how to make the most of them.week 3: Mon 8-Fri 12 Augtime: 10am-12pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


learn to play keyboard MM12 / 16-25 years

Learn about the art of DJing with professional DJ Paddy Freeform! On this course you’ll learn how to mix and blend tracks, count beats and bars and perform to a crowd.week 3: Mon 8-Wed 10 Aug (3 days)time: 11am-5pmvenue: Rich Mix


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DanceMD01 / 11-15 years

On this beginner’s course you’ll learn the techniques of urban dance, including hip-hop and breaking and locking, leading to an end-of-week ‘street dance crew’ performance!week 3: Mon 8-Fri 12 Augtime: 1.30-4pmvenue: Central Foundation school

Harley Grove E3 2AT

Join a street dance crew

MD07 / 14-25 years

Impress your friends with street and hip-hop dance moves! Learn routines, improve fitness and self-confidence, make new friends and have fun!week 1: Mon 25-Fri 29 Jultime: 2-4pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


street and hip-hop

MD05 / 14-25 years

Channel your inner Black Swan and learn the art of ballet and contemporary dance. This is for both guys and girls and is a great opportunity to learn how to demi-plié, arabesque and perform free flowing dance sequences.week 4: Mon 15-Fri 19 Augtime: 2-4pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


Ballet and contemporary dance

MD04 / 14-25 years

Love the sophistication of the rumba, the rhythm of the tango and the grace of ballroom? On this fun and energetic course, you’ll learn a cool new dance style every day of the week! week 2: Mon 1-Fri 5 Augtime: 11am-1pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


latin vibes (salsa, samba and tango)

MD06 / 14-25 years

Form your own Glee club and give Will Schuester’s group a run for their money! You’ll be acting, dancing and singing your favourite pop and musical songs and the group will create a final performance for the end-of-week showcase!week 2: Mon 1-Fri 5 Augtime: 2-4pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College Gosset Street E2 6NW

glee Club

MD02 / 11-15 years

This energetic course will fuse dance forms such as African, salsa, latin, street, hip hop and reggaeton. Learn how to choreograph and boost your metabolism too! week 4: Mon 15-Fri 19 Augtime: 10am-12pmvenue: Central Foundation school Harley Grove E3 2AT

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MD03 / 13-19 years

Bollywood dance is a mix of Indian and Western dance forms, inspired by the music in the Bollywood film industry. This AQA accredited dance course, delivered by ‘A’ Team Arts’ House of Talent (H.O.T.) programme, fuses Indian classical, folk-bhangra, Latino and hip-hop/funk styles with a touch of pure Bollywood! Priority for this course will be given to those living or studying in Tower Hamlets.week 1: Mon 25-Fri 29 Jultime: 1.30-5pmvenue: Brady Arts Centre


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Mt01 / 11-14 years

Make your own puppetry theatre in this jam-packed 3-day course! Create your own puppet characters and discover how to perform with them.week 4: Wed 17-Fri 19 Aug (3 days)time: 10am-3pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


Puppetry theatre

Mt02 / 11–15 years

Want to brush up on your singing, acting and dance skills and prepare yourself for auditions? This course, run by professional actors, will teach you how to get the roles you want and you’ll even have a mock audition at the end! week 3: Mon 8-Fri 12 Augtime: 1-4pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


Audition and drama skills

Mt05 / 16-25 years

Love acting? On this course you’ll learn about improvisation, creating characters, working with scripts and devising new work. Then you’ll show off what you’ve learned to an audience and even find out about jobs in the industry. week 2: Mon 1-Fri 5 Augtime: 10am-3pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


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Mt06 / 16-25 years

The Seat of Their Pants is a month-long course, run by Arts Admin and renowned artist Mark Storor, giving you the chance to share your experiences and explore themes of identity, personal histories and collective knowledge. Activities may include storytelling, writing, drawing, painting, physical movement and performance and creating installations. At the end you’ll have the chance to create a performance piece. Due to the intense nature and length of this course, anyone interested will be invited to come to one of two recruitment days. Those selected will be notified after the selection days. Recruitment days: sat 9 July or sat 16 Julytime: 10am-4pmvenue: toynbee studios

28 Commercial Street, E1 6AB

Course will run: week 1-4: Mon 25 July-Fri 19 August (4 weeks)time: 10am-5pmvenue: toynbee studios

28 Commercial Street, E1 6AB

the seat of their pants - Performing Arts Academy

Mt03 / 11-15 years

This course is for young people with physical and sensory disabilities. Ever fancied creating a puppet show? Well, now you can! Working with theatre professionals, you’ll devise a play for puppets and then perform it at the end of the week. Access and transport needs will be discussed with you before the course starts.week 1: Mon 25-Fri 29 Julytime: 10.30am-4pm (10.30am-5pm on Friday)venue: half Moon Young People’s theatre

43 White Horse Road E1 0ND

Puppetry play: Make a play in a week

Mt04 / 16-25 years

This course is for young people with physical and sensory disabilities. With theatre professionals you’ll devise, design, rehearse and perform a brand new play! Access and transport needs will be discussed with you before the course starts.week 2: Mon 1-Fri 5 Augtime: 10.30am-4pm (10.30am-5pm on Friday)venue: half Moon Young People’s theatre

43 White Horse Road E1 0ND

Making movement: Make a play in a week Mt07 / 16-25 years

On this dynamic course, you’ll work with Anglo-Asian poet, Shane Solanki, to write original material and discover entertaining new ways to perform. week 1: Mon 25, tues 26 and Fri 29 July (3 days)time: 11am-5pmvenue: Rich Mix


Urban performance poetry

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sls01 / 14-25 years

Make your very own gorgeous-smelling bath products! Using raw ingredients suitable for different skin types, you’ll create your own range of soaps, bath bombs, face masks, lip balm and body scrubs. Mmmm.week 4: Mon 15-Fri 19 Augtime: 10am-4pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


Bath bombs and soap making sls03 / 14–25 years

Find out about the secrets of beauty therapy on this introductory course. You’ll learn about make-up, skin care, waxing and threading. A great first step to a career in all things beauty!week 1: Mon 25-Fri 29 Jultime: 1:30-4pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


Make-up and beauty therapy

sls02 / 14-25 years

Learn the traditional Indian art of decorating your skin with henna. You’ll learn how to mix your own mendhi and create intricate patterns to try out on each other in class!week 2: Mon 1-Fri 5 Augtime: 10am-12.30pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


Bridal mendhi for beginners sls04 / 14-25 years

Love funky nail designs? On this course you’ll find out about the nail profession and have a go at painting nails yourself, trying out some nail art techniques using foil, marbling, dotting, striping, 3D and glitter dust! week 3: Mon 8-Fri 12 Augtime: 1-4pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


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sls05 / 16-25 years

Want to get your wheels on the road? Improve your understanding of safe driving and sign up to take your driving theory test at the end of the week! Participants must have a provisional licence at the time of applying for this course.week 1: Mon 25-Fri 29 Jultime: 10am-3pmvenue: Account3

3 Birkbeck Street E2 6JY

Driving theory

Accidents can happen at any time and people can be taken ill anywhere. This accredited first aid course will give you the confidence and knowledge to deal with all kinds of emergencies. There will be three First Aid courses running this summer - choose the week and venue that suits you.sls06 / 16-25 yearsweek 1: Mon 25-Wed 27 Jul (3 days)time: 10am-4pmvenue: london Metropolitan Uni - goulston street


sls07 / 16-25 years week 2: Wed 3-Fri 5 Aug (3 days)time: 10am-4pmvenue: london Metropolitan Uni - goulston street


sls08 / 16-25 years week 3: tues 9-thur 11 Aug (3 days)time: 10am-4pmvenue: idea store Chrisp street


First aid at work (full hsE)

sls09 / 16-25 years

This great course, for anyone interested in politics, community work, research or community activism, will teach you about implementing ideas at community level. Obama’s political vision emerged when he worked as a community organiser and so can yours! The course will focus on developing the necessary communication and networking skills to make projects work or to implement your own ideas.week 4: tues 16 Aug (1 day)time: 10am-4:30pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College (BgtC)


networking and influencing to make your ideas happen!

sls10 / 16-25 years

Get that job! On this course you’ll be trained in how to handle job interviews. You’ll learn about responding well to questions and asking good ones of your own too. A great course to build your confidence and get ready for the world of work!week 2: tues 2 Aug (1 day)time: 10am-4:30pmvenue: london Metropolitan Uni - goulston street


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Cookery

slC01 / 11-13 years

Learn how to make a different scrumptious treat every day! From chocolate

cake to gingerbread, see how popular you can be when you take your

creations away to share with your friends!


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slC02 / 11-13 years

Want to learn how to cook a mouth-watering curry? On this course you’ll make friends and have fun whilst you cook up some great dishes and learn all about the spicy ingredients that make Indian food so divine! week 1: Mon 25-Fri 29 Jultime: 10am-12.30pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


indian cookery

slC04 / 14-25 years

Get hands-on training in cake making, baking and decorating. You’ll bake delicious traditional cakes and learn modern and impressive cake decorating techniques, including sugar ice sculpting.week 3: Mon 8-Fri 12 Augtime: 1.30pm-4pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


Cake making and decoration

slC03 / 14–25 years

Give Gordon Ramsay a run for his money! Learn about nutrition, hygiene and Health & Safety in the kitchen whilst cooking up delicious recipes from around the world. The perfect course to impress your friends and family! week 2: Mon 1-Fri 5 Augtime: 10am-12.30pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


international cookery

slC05 / 14-25 years

Love Chinese takeaways? Well, here’s your chance to learn how to make Chinese food yourself! You’ll have a go at making everything from spring rolls and fried rice to chicken and black bean sauce. Yum! week 2: Mon 1-Fri 5 Augtime: 1.30pm-4pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


Chinese cuisine

slC06 / 14-25 years

You can’t go wrong with a curry. From simple pakoras to the classic chicken korma, this fun and friendly cookery course will teach you how to make all kinds of curries to recreate at home. week 1: Mon 25-Fri 29 Jultime: 1.30pm-4pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


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Certified by the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health (CIEH), this short training course addresses the food safety and hygiene needs of the catering, manufacturing and retail sectors. There is a multiple choice exam at the end of the course. There are two food hygiene courses running this summer, so choose the one that suits you:slC09 / 16-25 yearsweek 1: Mon 25 Jul (1 day)time: 10am-4.30pmvenue: london Metropolitan Uni - goulston street

16 Goulston Street E1 7TPslC10 / 16-25 years week 4: Wed 17 Aug (1 day)time: 10am-4.30pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


CiEh level 2 food hygiene

slC07 / 14-25 years

Love Thai food? This course is all about sharing your expertise, enthusiasm and passion as you experiment with the flavours and ingredients that make Thai food taste so good. All levels of experience welcome. week 4: Mon 15-Fri 19 Augtime: 10am-12.30pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


thai cookery

slC08 / 14-25 years

Wow your friends and family by learning the beautiful Thai tradition of fruit and vegetable carving! Let your creativity loose on a watermelon and make elegant and imaginative pieces of art. week 4: Mon 15-Fri 19 Augtime: 1.30pm-4pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


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slE01 / 14-25 years

Get better at GCSE maths! This course covers the A/A* GCSE maths syllabus which includes Trigonometry, Pythagoras theorem, solving algebraic fractions, simultaneous equations, recurring decimals and much, much more! week 3: Mon 8-Fri 12 Augtime: 2pm-5pmvenue: idea store Chrisp street


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slE03 / 14-25 years

China is the third largest country in the world and is set to become the biggest economy in the future, so what better time to start learning the language? You’ll learn the basics of Mandarin and lots about the culture too.week 4: Mon 15-Fri 19 Augtime: 2pm-5pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


intro to Chinese language (Mandarin)

slE02 / 14–25 years

Learn the Arabic language, which dates back to the Sixth century! This course is for beginners or for those with a little knowledge of the language and focuses on the alphabet, writing, listening and reading. week 1: Mon 25-Fri 29 Jultime: 10am-1pmvenue: london Metropolitan Uni - goulston street


intro to Arabic language

slE04 / 14-25 years

Konnichiha! Learn how to communicate in Japanese! On this course, you’ll deepen your understanding of Japanese culture and learn basic vocabulary, everyday sentences and even how to read and write Japanese characters. week 1: Mon 25-Fri 29 Jultime: 1.30pm-4pmvenue: london Metropolitan Uni - goulston street


intro to Japanese language and culture

slE05 / 14-25 years

Hola! This is a great introduction to learning Spanish and joining the 320 million people in the world who already speak it. You’ll learn some useful words and phrases to try out next time you’re in Spain! week 4: Mon 15-Fri 19 Augtime: 10am-1pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


intro to spanish language

slE06 / 15-25 years

If you’re taking A-level Maths in September and are feeling unsure about what to expect, then this bridging course is definitely for you. The course builds from a good grade in GCSE and gives you an insight into what you’ll learn in your first term of college. You’ll leave feeling confident and ready to start the A-level. week 3: Mon 8-Fri 12 Augtime: 10am-1pmvenue: idea store Chrisp street 1 Vesey Path E14 6BT

Countdown to college: A-level maths

slE08 / 14-25 years

Want to know how charities work and how you can make a difference to people across the world? This course is an introduction to the charity sector and will look at how it works, how donations are spent and how you can get involved. Whether you’re interested in volunteering, collecting donations or simply making a stand for what you believe in, this course could be a life-changing experience (and will hopefully change someone else’s life, too!)week 3: Mon 8-Fri 12 Augtime: 10am-5pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


global change makers

slE07 / 14–21 years

Want to learn more about biology and medicine? On this 1-day course you’ll visit Centre of the Cell - an amazing science centre in Tower Hamlets! Find out how cells are grown, how TB drugs work and also about different jobs in healthcare. week 3: thur 11 Aug (1 day)time: 11am-1.30pmvenue: Centre of the Cell (Blizard Building)

4 Newark Street E1 2AB

Discover biomedical science at the Centre of the Cell

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sPoRts, FitnEss AnD WEllBEingACCREDitEDsB01 / 11-15 years

Bat, bowl and field like a pro! On this course you’ll learn from qualified coaches at the Island Community Cricket Club and compete in a tournament at the end of the week.week 2: Mon 1-Fri 5 Augtime: 11am-1pmvenue: the Arches

Millwall Park East Ferry Road E14 3BA

Cricket

ACCREDitEDsB02 / 11–15 years

Want to be the next Ronaldo? Well, this course could bring you one step closer! You’ll get individual coaching to improve your game and put your skills to the test in team competitions. [Olympic Sport]week 2: Mon 1-Fri 5 Augtime: 11am-1pmvenue: the Arches

Millwall Park East Ferry Road E14 3BA

Football

sB03 / 11–15 years

Know the difference between a try and a goal? On this course you’ll learn the rules of rugby, get some individual training and have the opportunity to put your rugby skills to the test!week 1: Mon 25-Fri 29 Jultime: 11am-1pmvenue: the Arches Millwall Park East Ferry Road E14 3BA

Rugby

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Ball and Racquet Sports

ACCREDitEDsB04 / 16-25 years

Love football? Then why not learn how to organise games for kids? You’ll learn how to plan and deliver safe and fun football sessions for children aged 6+.week 4: tues 16-thur 18 Aug (3 days)time: 10am-1pmvenue: Central Foundation school Harley Grove E3 2AT

FA accredited junior football organiser’s award (JFo)

ACCREDitEDsB05 / 16-25 years

This is for anyone who wants to train and provide voluntary assistance to qualified professionals. It’s a combination of the Community Sports Leader Award Level 2 and the FA Level 1 Football Coaching 9-day course. You also need to complete a 10-hour voluntary placement to gain the awards, which you can do afterwards on Futureversity sports courses. There’s even an opportunity to get your CRB check, which you need in order to work with children.week 1-2: Mon 25 Jul-tues 2 Aug (9 days)time: 9.30am–4.30pmvenue: seven Mills school

Malabar Street E14 8LY

Pathway into sports leadership

Fitness and Wellbeing

ACCREDitEDsFW01 / 11-15 years

Want to get into sports coaching? This interactive course will teach you leadership skills needed to work with younger children in a sports setting and give you knowledge of different games and activities.week 4: tues 16-Wed 17 Aug (2 days)time: 10am-1pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


Young sports leadership certificate

ACCREDitEDsFW02 / 14-25 years

En garde! Learn sword fighting traditions, techniques and tactics and take part in a swash buckling tournament at the end of the week! [Olympic Sport]week 4: Mon 15-Fri 19 Augtime: 10am-12pmvenue: Central Foundation school

Harley Grove E3 2AT

Fencing ACCREDitEDsFW06 / 16-25 years

This jam-packed intro to holistic health includes massage, aromatherapy, nutrition, relaxation techniques and reflexology. You’ll also get guidance on working in the industry and advice about further courses available.week 3: tues 9-Fri 12 Aug (4 days)time: 10am-4pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


Massage and holistic health

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sFW05 / 11-16 years

Working with leading experts Tunde Ajayi and Carli Wheatley, as part of Stamina for Sale, learn to box like Otuo Saba! You’ll build your confidence and fitness and work on your strength and conditioning.week 1: Mon 25-Fri 29 Jultime: 2-4pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


Boxing

sFW04 / 14-25 years

Feel safer on the streets. Learn awareness and avoidance skills, plus power kicking, striking, punching and fear and voice control. You’ll improve your fitness and your self-confidence too!week 3: Mon 8-Fri 12 Augtime: 10am-12pmvenue: Central Foundation school

Harley Grove E3 2AT

self–defence ACCREDitEDsFW08 / 16-25 years

Get started on your way to becoming a sports coach! You’ll develop the skills and confidence you need to deliver simple sports activities to young people and get advice on how to progress your career.week 3: tues 9-Wed 10 Aug (2 days)time: 12-3.30pmvenue: Central Foundation school

Harley Grove E3 2AT

sports leadership certificate

sFW03 / 14-25 years

An intensive 5-day course full of a whole range of fitness activities - boxercise, yoga, pilates, tai chi and capoeira - to help keep your mind, body and soul in first-class condition!week 4: Mon 15-Fri 19 Augtime: 1pm-3pmvenue: Central Foundation school

Harley Grove E3 2AT

Mixercise sFW07 / 11-18 years

Introduced to the West by martial arts film star Bruce Lee, this is your chance to learn Wing Chun, a style of kung fu that helps you get fit, improve your confidence and deal with difficult situations. week 1: Mon 25-Fri 29 Jultime: 10am-1pmvenue: Bethnal green technology College


Martial Arts – Wing Chun

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Outdoor and Water Sports

ACCREDitEDsoW03 / 11-16 years

An exciting accredited skateboarding course with a twist! Get better on your board, learn about filmmaking and hone your graffiti skills in this all-round experience for skateboarding fans.week 1: Mon 25-Fri 29 Jultime: 1-3pmvenue: Urban Adventure Base

150 Burdett Road E3 4JT

skate and create

soW04 / 11-18 years

Forget the rowing machine in the gym - have lots of fun rowing on a river! You’ll even get to compete in a regatta at the end. Non-swimmers welcome as all participants will be wearing buoyancy aids. [Olympic Sport]week 3: Mon 8-Fri 12 Aug time: 1pm-3pm (Fri: 10am–3pm)venue: london Regatta Centre

Dockside Road, Newham E16 2Q

Rowing

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ACCREDitED

soW01 / 11-16 years

What’s the difference between a kayak and a canoe? You’ll have lots of fun on the water finding out as you learn how to manoeuvre both on this course – and get very wet in the process! [Olympic Sport]week 2: Mon 1-Fri 5 Augtime: 10am-12pmvenue: Urban Adventure Base


kayaking and canoeing

soW02 / 11-16 years

Impress your mates with wheelies and endos! On this course you’ll learn some cool biking tricks, then on the Friday try them out during a day out in Epping Forest. (Bikes provided). [Olympic Sport]week 2: Mon 1-Fri 5 Augtime: 1-3pm (Fri: 10am-3pm)venue: Urban Adventure Base


Mountain biking

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soW07 / 12-16 years

Not only do you learn how to fish on this course, but you also get to go on a boat trip to Dover and learn how to cook your catch! You’ll even find out about careers in the fishing industry.week 1: tues 26-Wed 27 Jultime: tues: 11am-3pm

Wed: 11am-9pmvenue: Account3

3 Birkbeck Street, London E2 6JY

Fishing


Historically used in hunting and combat, archery is now fiercely competed at Olympic level. On this accredited course you’ll learn how to use a bow and arrow and test your focus as you try to hit the bullseye! [Olympic Sport]week 1: Mon 25-Fri 29 Jultime: 1-3pmvenue: Urban Adventure Base


Archery

soW10 / 16-25 years

Experience the thrill of horse riding! On this unforgettable course for beginners you’ll learn to ride the horse as it walks, trots and even canters! Plus you’ll find out all about caring for horses and stable management. [Olympic Sport]week 2: tues 2-Wed 3 Aug (2 days)time: 1.30-3.30pmvenue: Mudchute Park & Farm

Pier Street E14 3HP

horse riding


Feeling a bit under par? This course will help you get started with the basics of golf as you learn how to putt, chip and swing and then try out your skills on a professional golf course.week 3: Mon 8–Fri 12 Augtime: 10am–12pm (Fri: 10am–2pm)venue: Central Foundation school

Harley Grove E3 2AT

golf


Set sail on the seas of Shadwell! This brilliant course will teach you rigging, knots, how to control the boat and how to use the sail. You must be able to swim at least 25 metres and be confident in deep water to apply. [Olympic Sport]week 4: Mon 15-Fri 19 Augtime: 10am-4.30pmvenue: shadwell Basin

3-4 Shadwell Pierhead Glamis Road E1W 3TD

RYA sailing


Want to hang tough at an indoor climbing centre? Scale the walls and learn all about equipment and safety - then at the end of the week try out your new skills on a real rock in Kent. week 1: Mon 25-Fri 29 Jultime: 10am-12pm (Fri 9am-5pm)venue: Mile End Climbing Wall

Haverfield Road E3 5BE

Rock climbing

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Futureversity provides a wide range of brilliant FREE year-round projects, schemes

and programmes to help you develop in life, build your self-confidence and

discover hidden talents.

Many of our year-round activities run in the evenings and weekends to fit around your

busy lives and all of them are informal and friendly. Turn the page to find out about our

volunteer schemes, employment programmes, media courses and more!

Visit www.futureversity.org for more information

YEAR-RoUnD PRoJECts

There are loads of ways you can volunteer with us. Here, you can find out about our

FAB: Futureversity Advisory Board and our Peer Motivator schemes, but we also provide

other opportunities specifically for over 18s. So, if you’re keen to get excellent training

and experience, whilst broadening your horizons and working towards an accreditation

award, email [email protected] or visit www.futureversity.org/volunteering

to find out more.

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Volunteering

FAB: Futureversity Advisory Board, 16-25 years

Futureversity knows that the real experts in what young people want are young

people themselves. Our FAB: Futureversity Advisory Board, made up of 16-25 year-old

volunteers, gives advice and feedback on pretty much everything Futureversity,

from our marketing materials to which summer courses we run. They promote

Futureversity to other young people, inspire us with ideas and hold us to account

on behalf of all the young people we work with. They even sit on interview panels

when we’re recruiting new staff!

The scheme is a great addition to your CV, providing fantastic experience and

development and the opportunity to gain an NOCN Level 2 accreditation!

how do i apply?

FAB meets once a month over six months. Applications to be part of the next FAB

open in November, to start December 2011 and finish in May 2012 and applicants are

selected through interviews. To find out more, visit www.futureversity.org/fab or

email [email protected]

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Visit www.futureversity.org/volunteering for more information

ACCREDitED

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YEAR-RoUnD PRoJECts

Volunteer

ACCREDitED

‘hands down, this has been the most productive summer to date.

thank you, Futureversity.’

Peer Motivator Abida, 17, on Facebook

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Peer Motivators, 16-25 years

Peer Motivators are the magic ingredient in the

Futureversity Summer Programme. After five

days of intensive training, these 16-25 year olds

volunteer full-time for four weeks over the summer,

taking on responsibilities such as welcoming

participants, taking registers, running icebreakers

and generally organising and supporting

everyone! And what do they get out of it? Great

training and experience to add to their CV, more

self confidence, fun social events – including a day

out at a theme park – and the opportunity to gain

an NOCN accreditation!

how do i apply?

Applications open in April every year.

To find out more, visit

www.futureversity.org/peermotivators

or email [email protected]

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Job Ready

tired of being out of work? Boost your confidence, make great contacts and get

yourself Job Ready!

On our 11-week programme, you’ll maximise your chances of getting into

employment or training. We’ll teach you interview techniques, how to write an

impressive CV and how to fit into the workplace. You’ll even come out with a much

better idea about what jobs you’re most suited to!

What makes Job Ready so successful is that employees from big companies,

such as Barclays Capital and National Express, help us deliver the best training

possible for you.

The course is part-time and accredited and we’ll even pay for your lunch and travel

expenses! So, what are you waiting for?

how do i apply?

You can apply online at www.futureversity.org/jobready or contact the Job Ready

team on 020 7247 7900 or [email protected]

EmploymentYEAR-RoUnD PRoJECts

Visit www.futureversity.org/jobready for more information

ACCREDitED

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Interested in film or photography and got something to say? Then why not apply to

www!? On this fantastic media project for 13-20 year olds you get to make a film or

create a series of photographs to tell the world about an issue you feel passionate

about. You’ll receive professional training, equipment hire, funding, plus screening

and exhibition opportunities!

how do i apply?

For more information and to stay updated about when you can next apply, visit

www.futureversity.org/whatwewant or contact [email protected]

what we want! (www!)13-20 years

Love magazines? Well, why not grab the opportunity to write for one! Nang! is a glossy

award-winning youth magazine, written for young people by young people. Alongside

celebrity interviews, music and fashion, it features a whole range of issues that young

journalists want to write about.

A print issue of Nang! is produced on the brilliant Nang! journalism summer course

(see page 26), and throughout the year you can contribute articles to the brand new

Nang! online magazine.

how do i apply?

Check out www.futureversity.org/nang or contact [email protected]

to find out more.

nang! magazine16-25 years

Visit www.futureversity.org for more information

Creative

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Youth Assessors

Paid summer work for young people aged 16-19!

Youth Assessors are Futureversity’s eyes and ears across London. Every summer they

visit Futureversity programmes across the capital to make sure that young people

everywhere are getting a high-quality service. They observe courses, interview

participants, speak to managers and report back what they find. Along the way,

they develop new skills, grow in confidence, get work experience and make lasting

friendships. And they get paid!

how do i apply?

The first step to becoming a paid Youth Assessor is to complete our accredited

Communication Skills course. It’s fun and free and will give you essential skills and

an NOCN Level 2 accreditation. You can then apply for the Youth Assessor Training

Programme. We’re running more Communication Skills courses in the Autumn, so

keep your eye on our website at www.futureversity.org/youthassessors to find out

when you can apply.

‘Being a Youth Assessor really improved my confidence and i feel like

i’ve made a difference that other young people will benefit from.’

Hakim, 16, 2010 Youth Assessor

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ACCREDitED

Visit www.futureversity.org/youthassessors for more information

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toWER hAMlEts, lonDon

AnD BEYonD!

Futureversity is going places

We started off as a small Tower Hamlets charity in 1995, but our model was so

successful that in 2006 we were commissioned by the government to roll it out

across London. Two years later our network was running free summer courses for

young people in every single London borough!

This massive expansion brought with it a need to develop a strong brand that

could hold its own and reflect our dynamic and innovative work.

We completed the rebrand in 2010, which was celebrated in a launch attended

by patron and former student Dizzee Rascal, and we’re now in the process of

talking with other boroughs across the capital to get them on board.

Meanwhile, we’ve been approached to work in cities as far reaching as

Manchester and Glasgow, and even had enquiries from Egypt and Nigeria!

And there are other exciting developments too. The Job Ready Programme is

now running in West London and we’re piloting a brand new 4-week

environmental volunteer programme called Eco Challenge Xtra. This is part of

National Citizen Service, a Big Society initiative supporting young people to take

on new challenges and make a difference in their local communities.

In fact, there are always exciting opportunities for young people at

Futureversity, so don’t forget to stay updated at www.futureversity.org to find

out what’s going on.

After all, this is the place where things can happen.

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our vision: A world where all young people are valued

and fulfil their potential.

our mission: to open doors for young people

through unconventional learning and

innovative partnerships.

All donations welcome!

Futureversity believes that all young people deserve the chance to be the best they can

be, regardless of who they are or where they come from.

This is why we insist that our courses are free.

Although we don’t charge young people, it costs up to £250 to fund a student on a

Summer Programme course and up to £3,000 for a student to complete our Job Ready

Programme. Demand for Futureversity’s key programmes is five times higher than the

charity can currently meet.

This is why we need your help!

You can make a donation towards Futureversity through

www.justgiving.com/futureversity or send a cheque made payable to Futureversity to

the following address:

Futureversity, ground Floor, 24-26 Fournier street, london E1 6QE

You can even donate by text!

Make a difference without breaking the bank! You can now donate £1, £2, £5

or £10 to Futureversity by text. Just text FVST02 and the amount you want to give

(eg FVST02 £10) to 70070. All texts are free and Futureversity will receive 100%

of your donation!

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hElP FUtUREvERsitY gRoW!

Fundraising

how organisations and private donors can help

If you or your organisation want to be part of our ambitious future, we would love your

support. You can do this in various ways – through a donation, payroll giving or selecting

us as your Charity of the Year. Although we obviously welcome financial support, you

can help us in other ways too. You could offer us meeting rooms or venues to run our

activities and events or why not run a course for us, like our partners Barclays Capital

and National Express, or provide mentors for our staff and young people?

We welcome all new ideas and would love to talk to you.

For more information, email our fundraising team at

[email protected], call 020 7247 7900

or visit www.futureversity.org

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thAnk YoU

to the funders of Futureversity 2011-2012

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Funders were correct at the time of going to print. For an up-to-date list of Futureversity funders, visit www.futureversity.org.

Registered as Tower Hamlets Summer Education LtdRegistered office: Ground Floor, 24-26 Fournier Street, London E1 6QERegistered company number: 2017713Registered charity number: 1048822

Aldgate & Allhallows Barking Exhibition Foundation Allen & Overy LLPThe Baltic ExchangeBank of America Merrill LynchBarclays CapitalBBC Children in NeedBig Lottery FundBurberry FoundationBritish CouncilCapital Radio Help a Capital ChildCity Bridge TrustCredit Suisse EMEA FoundationDeutsche Bank

Equitable Charitable TrustErnest Cook TrustThe Goldsmiths’ CompanyHenry Smith CharityLondon Borough of Tower HamletsMorgan Stanley International FoundationNetwork Housing GroupPaul Hamlyn Foundation Savoy Educational TrustState Street FoundationVivendiWilliam Wates Memorial TrustWorshipful Company of Shipwrights

A Different Drum‘A’ Team ArtsAccount3Allen & Overy LLPAlternative ArtsApe MediaArchitecture 00:/Arts AdminASG SportsBarclays CapitalBBCBethnal Green Technology CollegeBow Arts TrustBRAC UKBrady Arts CentreCentral Foundation Girl’s SchoolCentre of the CellChocolate FilmsClifford Chance LLPCMCredit SuisseDeutsche BankefdssFWD PRHalf Moon Young People’s TheatreHSBCHymans Robertson

Idea Store Chrisp StreetInivaInnovation DanceLatimer Creative MediaLet’s All DanceLifeskills DevelopmentLizard Lighthouse (Trinity House)Lizard Outreach TrustLloyd’sLondon Metropolitan UniversityLondon Regatta NewhamLondon Urban Arts AcademyLondon Youth RowingMaximum Dance DesignMile End Climbing WallMillwall ParkMorgan StanleyMudchute Park & FarmNang! magazineNational ExpressNomuraNorma Vondee MosaicsOnTheLevel ProductionsOxford UniversityPA ConsultingPiece of CakeRich Mix

Rinse FMRoyal Navy Air Station CuldroseSABLE LitMagSeatwaveSeven Mills Primary SchoolShadwell BasinShake Ur ArtsStamina for SaleTate and LyleThames BarrierThe Baltic ExchangeThe Brokerage CitylinkThe Soap and Bubble CompanyThe Wellbeing TeamThe Wing Chun SchoolThe Women’s LibraryTimberland Boot CompanyTop CarvingToynbee Studiostwenty%extraTy NewyddUrban Adventure BaseWhitechapel GalleryWinona eSolutionsYHA LizardYouth Empowerment Scheme

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thAnk YoU

to our partners and providers 2011-2012

SAVOY EDUCATIONAL TRUST

Deutsche Bank

ALDGATE & ALLHALLOWS

Futureversity, ground Floor, 24-26 Fournier street, london E1 6QE

020 7247 7900 [email protected] www.futureversity.org

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