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Life Skills and Lifestyle ChoicesSeptember 2015 - July 2016

Adult Learning AllianceNorth Tyneside Council

Personal Progress

SocialDevelopment

Motivation

Independence

Aspirations

It’s never too late to learn a new skill or meet new people. At the Adult Learning Alliance we offer you the chance to extend and developyour knowledge and skills to contribute to your community.

As a learner at the Adult Learning Alliance you will benefit from excellentteaching and a comfortable, well-equipped environment. We believe that learning

should be enjoyable, so our curriculum gives you a wide choice of classes.

Tuition is in small groups to ensure the best possible support for you. You will be given information,advice and guidance before starting a course.

We can offer you:• Access to a wide range of courses• Individualised personal learning and training to help your skill development and growth • Enrichment activities to develop your personal and social skills• The opportunity to take responsibility for your own learning and choices

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Welcome 2

How to apply and where to enrol 4

Our courses 5

Meet the tutors 7

Fee policy 25

Ways to pay 25

Venue information 26

Contents

Welcome

How to use the prospectusThe prospectus is divided into five colour coded sections. Each section provides a brief introductiontelling you where courses are held and the costs.

Lifestyle Choices: these are classes for adults with physical disabilities.

Improve Your English, Mathematics and IT skills: these classes are for adults to improve their skills and aid progression.

Working Towards Independence: these classes are for adults with learning difficulties and disabilities - physical or sensory.

Preparation for Work: these classes are for adults to develop their social skills and gain the confidence to apply for employment or voluntary work.

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When you are on a course you will demonstrate independence. You won’t wait to be told what to do,you will know what you need to do and show initiative. You will complete tasks to the best of yourability, working at a pace that you can sustain. You will be encouraged to take ownership for yourwork and identify solutions to problems.

Our commitment to youThe Adult Learning Alliance provides high levels of support from tutors in a relaxed, fun, stimulatingand comfortable environment. We want you to get the most out of your course, so please ask for anyhelp or assistance you may need and we will do our best to support you.

Course informationIf you would like further information on any of the courses in this prospectus or you are unsure whichis the best course for you, ring (0191) 643 2288 and speak to an advisor for a Course InformationSheet.

What we expect from youIf you need support for personal care or behavioural problems you must bring a personal assistant/enabler to every session. Once you start your course you must come regularly and punctually. If you miss more than 3 weeks without letting us know we will give yourplace to someone on the waiting list.

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How to apply and where to enrolLifestyle ChoicesIf you have not attended classes previously please ring (0191) 643 2288 before completing the enrolment form. This is to arrange an informal discussion around your needs.

Expressions of interests for Working towards Independence /Personal and SocialDevelopment CoursesIf you are a current learner you can express your interest for up to 3 courses on the enrolment form;we will assess the demand and allocate a course where there is availability. Once you have been allocated a course you will receive a letter where you will be invited to enrol and pay for the courseusing one of the following methods.

If you have not attended a Towards Independence /Personal and Social Development courses in the last year, you will need to ring (0191) 643 2288 to book an assessment before completing theenrolment form.

Ways to enrol.

By phoneTo enrol on a course call (0191) 643 2288 to speak to an advisor.Phone lines open: Mon, Tues & Thurs 9am–4:45pm Wed 9am–12:30pm | Fri 9am–4pm

By postYou can enrol by post. Enrolment forms can be collected from libraries, community centres or children’s centres, or downloaded from www.northtyneside.gov.uk/ala Remember to complete all sections of the enrolment form and return it along with your payment.Cheques must be made payable to: North Tyneside Council

Postal address: North Tyneside Council Adult Learning Alliance, the Langdale Centre, Langdale Gar-dens, Wallsend, NE28 0HG.

NB: If you are claiming a discounted fee or a full concession, please remember to: (1) send aphotocopy of your benefit entitlement with your enrolment form, or (2) write your North TynesideCouncil’s Priority Ease card number on the form.

In personYou can enrol in person at North Tyneside Council Adult Learning Alliance, the Langdale Centre,Langdale Gardens, Wallsend, NE28 0HG. Please complete all sections of the enrolment form andensure that you have your payment with you. If you are claiming a discounted fee or a full concession, please remember to: (1) bring proof of your benefit entitlement or (2) proof of your North Tyneside Council’s Priority Ease card.

Our courses

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Lifestyle Choices

ArtFlower ArrangingCreative SculpturingComputers Mixed AbilitySewingExperiencing ArtDrama and MusicAquatic Therapy

Improve Your English, Maths and IT Skills

Brush up your EnglishBrush up your MathsComputers for Information, Communication and Technology

Working Towards Independence/Personal and Social Development

Sewing for the HomeWool CraftsRecycled ArtPerforming ArtsCookery Allotment Gardening

Preparation for Work

Introduction to HospitalityIntroduction to Practical Cleaning SkillsSkills for Life and Work

George Ormerod, pottery tutor. George teaches a wide range of pottery skills. His learners have produced beautiful ceramic bowls, jugs, vases, teapots and figures. George has been making pottery for over 18 years, exhibiting his workwidely across the UK.

Les Harris, Skills for Life and cookery tutor. Les teaches cookery and independent living skills, which include personalsafety, hygiene, finance, community interaction and building personal confidence. Les previously worked as a chef and acare manager before he became a qualified tutor.

Jo Knight, Skills for Life and English tutor. Jo is a vintage lifestyle and music lover. She has worked in the field of disability and with vulnerable people since 1991. She has taught maths, English, dance, drama and music since 2003.

Caroline Reid, Skills for Life and English tutor. Caroline has been a tutor for the past 15 years delivering courses inEnglish, flower arranging and gardening. Her previous employment was as a visual merchandiser and she is a member ofthe Society of Floristry. Caroline is a keen gardener and creates contemporary floral designs for the home.

Keiran Steedman, Skills for Life and craft tutor. Keiran teaches sewing and arts and crafts. She started her career in textile design and worked in industry for 10 years. She then had 5 years freelance, making wedding dresses and teachingpattern cutting.

Lou Ross, drama, music and art tutor. Lou teaches drama, performance skills, music,and arts and crafts. Lou has tourednationally, as a stage manager incorporating set design, mask and puppet making. In 2008 she co-founded ‘Littler Cat’ Theatre Company.

Sally Smith, cookery tutor/cook supervisor for Den-Bean Café. Sally teaches cookery skills to adults who have learningdifficulties and mobility issues. In her career Sally has worked in a range of residential homes, catering for large numbers.Sally is passionate about learning and is creative in her design of resources to support learning.

Liz Ratcliffe, cookery tutor. Liz teaches a variety of subjects, including an introduction to hospitality, catering and foodsafety. Liz is a qualified food and textile teacher, and has a wealth of experience in the hospitality Industry. Liz alsoteaches the hospitality courses.

Sarah Robinson, Skills for Life and IT tutor. Sarah teaches IT and English classes. She is a qualified dyslexia specialist.Prior to becoming a tutor, Sarah worked in the field of disability and with vulnerable people.

Amy Cullen, Aqua therapy tutor. Amy runs these sessions at Woodlawn pool. Amy is a qualified therapist, experienced inhydrotherapy techniques and a fully trained life guard. She is passionate about working with people who have limitedmobility, adapting her training to fully meet individuals needs.

Meet the tutors

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Den-Bean CaféDen-Bean Café is a new partnership project based at Howdon Community Centre that is cooking up astorm. The project is a partnership between AdultLearning Alliance, Public Health and the HowdonCommunity Centre Management team.

The name was decided by a local Howdon resident

reflecting the location on Denbigh Avenue and the serving

of coffee. The café opened in September 2014 and is

staffed by a cook supervisor and up to 15 young people

over four days. The learners are completing a range of

qualifications and some will progress on to the introduction

to hospitality course.

The café offers these young people valuable training and

work experience as part of the Council’s Creating a

Brighter Future priority around ‘Ready for Life and Work.’

The young people have been referred through the

Council’s Enablement team, Alternative Education team

and through Richmond Fellowship. The project was visited

by the Council’s Senior Leadership Team and has been

received extremely positively by residents.

The café produces freshly prepared, healthy nutritional

food. The lavender scones have been very popular, and

there are jacket potatoes with various fillings, freshly made

sandwiches, home made soups plus a meat and vegetarian

hot meal option.

Den-Bean is open at Howdon Community Centreevery Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 9am-2pm.

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@ West Moor Community Centre

ArtArt courses have been designed to encourage you to experiment with a range of basic watercolourtechniques and learn different ways to create texture in your paintings. You will learn how to paintvarious subjects including landscapes, figures, animals and water.

Entry requirements To join this course you must demonstrate communication and listening skills. You do not need to have any previous knowledge of art to join the course, just an interest in learning something new.

What do I need to know?During the first session you will be given an overview of the course. Resources are provided but youcan bring your own watercolour paints, paper and brushes if you have them. Don’t wear your Sundaybest, as art can be a messy business. A list of tools and materials will be distributed.

Assessment Assessment will take place on a weekly basis where the tutor will set individual targets and give youregular feedback on your progress.

Progression You could try another arts course such as Life Drawing or Collage. Alternatively, you could study for aqualification in art such as a GCSE course in Art and Design.

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@ Norham Community Wing

Flower ArrangingIn flower arranging classes you will learn a range of skills to help you with flower designs in thehome. These will include how to keep flowers fresh and in good condition and how to cut flowers atvarious lengths and arrange them using design features. Your tutor will demonstrate designs eachweek for you to follow, and give feedback and support.

Entry requirements You can be a total beginner or someone who has had some previous experience. To join this courseyou must demonstrate communication and listening skills.

What do I need to know?You will need to bring a pair of sharp scissors with you and have a willingness to try something new. After week one your tutor will give you a hand-out with the next week’s design and you will need to bring your own flowers, foliage and containers to the sessions. You should ensure that your containers help you to take your arrangements home.


Progression To develop your skills and knowledge further you may want to access other Adult Learning Alliancecourses in floristry and gardening such as Flower Arranging for Beginners. You could also discussstarting your own business with The Business Factory.

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@ Longbenton Community College

Creative SculpturingCreative Sculpture courses have been designed to develop practical skills and knowledge of the theory of creative sculpture. These courses will explore form and materials, give you understanding of the creative process and help you begin to develop a ‘visual language’ of your own. You will practise working clay type and using techniques of hand building for sculpture.

Entry requirements You can be a total beginner or someone who has had some previous experience to join. All materialsare provided during this course. To join these courses you must demonstrate communication and listening skills.


Progression You could do further pottery courses, as we can help you whatever your level. You could try our Introduction to Life Sculpture class or Pottery Mixed Ability.

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Computers Mixed AbilityThe Computers Mixed Ability course is suitable for anyone who is a complete beginner or someonewho is just getting used to using a computer. You will gain a wide range of practical skills for use ineveryday life. You will cover: • How to create documents such as letters and posters • How to edit and format, add a picture, and save and print documents • How to browse the internet, use email and use search engines (for example, Google) • The basics of safety and security when using the internet and e-mail.

Entry requirements To join these courses you must demonstrate communication and listening skills.

Assessment You will learn through guided tuition and demonstrations given by the tutor and you will work on individual tasks. Assessment will take place on a weekly basis where the tutor will set individual targets and give you regular feedback on your progress.

Progression You could enrol on a Computers – Introduction course which leads to nationally recognised qualification in Functional Skills in ICT.

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SewingSewing classes will show you how to set up, thread and use a sewing machine from scratch. You will have the opportunity to make a range of items for example soft toys, patchwork quilts, scatter cushions, shopping bags and a table cloth with embroidery detail.

Entry requirements This course is for absolute beginners, with no previous sewing experience needed. All fabrics, machinesand equipment will be provided. To join these courses you must demonstrate the right level of communication and listening skills. You will learn through guided tuition and demonstrations givenby the tutor and you will work on individual tasks. To join these courses you must demonstrate communication and listening skills.


Progression Why not try other courses in textiles such as Dressmaking for Beginners, Knitting and Crochet or Felting.

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Experiencing ArtExperiencing Art is a workshop combining arts and crafts in many varying ways to stretch your imagination. Explore a range of techniques for drawing and painting using materials such as watercolour, acrylics and pastels. These sessions will enhance your existing techniques and introduce newones.

Entry requirements The course is designed for absolute beginners but if you have some experience and want to get backto basics, you are most welcome. This would be a good opportunity to take time out for exploringand building on your interest in art and crafts. To join these courses you must demonstrate communication and listening skills.

What do I need to know?During the sessions your tutor will demonstrate techniques for you to try. Resources are provided but you can bring your own watercolour paints, paper and brushes if you have them. Don’t wear your Sunday best, as art and crafts can be a messy business. A list of tools and materials will be distributed in week one.

Assessment Assessment will take place on a weekly basis where the tutor will set individual targets and give you regular feedback on your progress.

Progression You could try another arts course such as Life Drawing or Collage. Alternatively, you could study for a qualification in art such as a GCSE course in Art and Design.

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Drama and MusicThis course will energise you and teach you the basic techniques of acting and making music in a relaxed and enjoyable way. If you play an instrument please bring it along. The course offers you achoice of songs, drama themes and the opportunity to perform with others.

Entry requirements This course is for anyone who enjoys singing, acting and wants to learn more about techniques toenhance their performance. Everyone is welcome, from beginners to improving actors. To join thiscourse you must demonstrate communication and listening skills.


Progression To develop your skills and knowledge further you may want to access drama, music and performingarts courses at a local college.

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@ Woodlawn School

Aquatic TherapyAquatic Therapy sessions are supervised by a qualified Occupational Therapist who is experienced inhydrotherapy techniques. Aquatic therapy has been said to help people gain relief from pain or discomfort and help improve physical strength, mobility, balance and co-ordination. You will ‘exercise’ at your own pace and the tutor will provide advice, instruction and feedback.

Entry requirements This course is suitable for anyone who has a physical disability, wants to improve their core strengthand develop their confidence in water. To join this course you must demonstrate communication and listening skills. The teacher may use specialist equipment to help you get into the pool. If you require assistance when in the pool please ensure you have someone who can attend with you. Sessions from 5-6pm are mainly for people with a physical disability/learning difficulty.

AssessmentAssessment will take place on a weekly basis where the tutor will set individual targets and give youregular feedback on your progress.

(Please note that we take health, safety and wellbeing very seriously. As the course takes place in aswimming pool occasionally issues arise that mean we have to postpone a session in order to preserve the safety of our learners).

(for people with a physical disability/learning difficulty)

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Improve Your English, Maths and IT SkillsFunctional Skills courses allow people to brush up on their skills in English, maths and IT plus gainnationally recognised certificates. All Functional Skills courses are free. These courses are suitable foranyone who wants to improve their reading, writing, number and IT skills.

Entry requirements Learners must demonstrate good communication and listening skills. Tutors will us a range of tasksand activities to support you to develop your knowledge, skills and understanding. You are expectedto be able to work independently and have a level of basic English and maths to join these classes.

AssessmentYou will be invited along for an initial assessment to find out what you need to work on to improveyour skills. Assessment will take place on a weekly basis where the tutor will set individual targetsand give you regular feedback on your progress.

Progression You will gain a Functional Skills qualification in English, maths or IT at a level appropriate for you.

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English 07/09/2015 25/07/2016 MON 9.15am 11.45am NO061RC56English 07/09/2015 11/07/2016 MON 1pm 3.30pm KE011RC56English 08/09/2015 26/07/2016 TUE 1pm 3.30pm NO081RC56English 08/09/2015 26/07/2016 TUE 1pm 3.30pm WS091RC56English 09/09/2015 27/07/2016 WED 1pm 3.30pm NO071RC56English 09/09/2015 27/07/2016 WED 9.15am 11.45am NO091RC56English 10/09/2015 28/07/2016 THU 9.15am 11.45am SEG191RC56Maths 07/09/2015 25/07/2016 MON 1pm 3.30pm NO191RC56Maths 08/09/2015 26/07/2016 TUE 9.15am 11.45am NO171RC56Maths 09/09/2015 27/07/2016 WED 9.15am 11.45am SEG221RC56Maths 10/09/2015 28/07/2016 THU 1pm 3.30pm NO181RC56Maths 10/09/2015 28/07/2016 THU 9.15am 11.45am NO201RC56Maths 11/09/2015 29/07/2016 FRI 9.15am 11.45am WS131RC56

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Computers 08/09/2015 26/07/2016 TUE 6pm 8.30pm £260.00 £150.00 Free LC071RC56for ICT

Improve your English, Maths and IT Skills

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Wool Craft, Sewing for the HomeWool Craft This course will teach you the basics of knitting and crocheting. We will teach you to cast on, knitstitch and cast off and show you how to join pieces together. You will learn the basic crochet stitchesand a range of projects will be covered over the course.

Sewing for the HomeThis course will teach some advanced techniques of sewing. You will become familiar with the tools,techniques and terms of sewing. You will learn to design and cut patterns learning a variety ofstitches and how to stuff shapes, animals and dolls.

Entry requirements Sewing classes are for those that already have the basic skills and who are looking to develop theseskills further and participate in larger projects.

The Wool Craft course is for beginners and no previous experience is needed.

All of the materials are supplied with the course. To join these courses you must demonstrate communication and listening skills.

Assessment Assessment will take place on a weekly basis. Your tutor will set individual targets and give you regular feedback on your progress.

Progression You could move onto another Working Towards Independence course.


Wool Craft 07/09/2015 04/07/2016 MON 9.15am 11.45am £260.00 £150.00 Free LC321VC56

Sewing forthe Home 07/09/2015 04/07/2016 MON 1pm 3.30pm £260.00 £150.00 Free LC301VC56


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Arts and CraftsArt and craft classes provide a creative environment combining arts and crafts to stimulate your imagination. You can explore a range of techniques for drawing and painting using materials such as water colour, acrylics and pastels. You will learn how to create textures and how to paint subjectsincluding landscapes, figures, animals and water. This year we are introducing Recycled Art and Craftsfor you to assemble.

Entry requirements These courses are anyone who enjoys art and crafts so no previous experience is needed. All of thematerials are supplied for the course. To join these courses you must demonstrate communicationand listening skills.




RecycledArt andCrafts 07/09/2015 04/07/2016 MON 9.15am 11.45am £260.00 £150.00 Free LC271VC56

CreativeCraft 08/09/2015 28/06/2016 TUE 9.15am 11.45am £260.00 £150.00 Free LC121VC56

Dressmaking 08/09/2015 28/06/2016 TUE 1pm 3.30pm £260.00 £150.00 Free LC151VC56

SensoryCrafts 09/09/2015 29/06/2016 WED 1pm 3.30pm £260.00 £150.00 Free LC281VC56


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Performing Art Our music and drama classes offer you the opportunity to explore and express yourself. Our festive celebration was a great success and all learners who attended and took part said it was agreat experience. Learning to communicate through music and performing arts will also develop yoursocial and interactive skills.

Entry requirements These courses are for beginners and no previous experience is needed. You will design and createprops for your performances and all of the materials are supplied with the course. To join thesecourses you must demonstrate communication and listening skills.




PerformingArt 08/09/2015 28/06/2016 TUE 1pm 3.30pm £260.00 £150.00 Free LC261VC56


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Allotment GardeningAllotment Gardening is an ideal course if you are interested in obtaining your own allotment or want to volunteer on an allotment. You will learn a range of skills to help you set up and maintainan allotment garden. These include: • How to prepare the ground for planting • Sowing, planting and cultivating • Preparing the greenhouse • Learning the practical skills that are associated with all aspects of gardening

Your tutor will demonstrate all the practical elements of the course and you will get a chance to participate in them all.

Entry requirements This course is for beginners and no previous experience is needed. You will need to provide your ownsafety boots and gardening gloves for the course. These are essential for you to be able to participatesafely in practical activities. To join these courses you must demonstrate communication and listeningskills.



@ Howdon Community Centre


AllotmentGardening 11/09/2015 08/07/2016 FRI 1pm 3.30pm £260.00 £150.00 Free LC021VC56


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CookeryCookery courses will introduce you to a range of healthy, mouth-watering dishes and will includecooking for the family or cooking for one. You will develop kitchen skills and cooking methods, including learning how to plan, budget and prepare meals. You will build your own recipe book ofmenus, recipes and photos that you can take home and practise.

Entry requirements To join these courses you must demonstrate communication and listening skills.

Assessment Assessment will take place formatively on a weekly basic. Your tutor will set individualised targetsand give you regular feedback on your progress.

ProgressionYou could move onto another Working Towards Independence course.



Cooking isFun 07/09/2015 04/07/2016 MON 9.30am 11.30am £260.00 £150.00 Free LC101VC56

Cooking forIndependence 07/09/2015 04/07/2016 MON 11.30am 2pm £260.00 £150.00 Free LC091VC56

Let’s GetCooking 07/09/2015 04/07/2016 MON 2.30pm 5pm £260.00 £150.00 Free LC251VC56

Cooking onBudget 08/09/2015 28/06/2016 TUE 9.30am 11.30am £260.00 £150.00 Free LC111VC56

FoodSensory 08/09/2015 28/06/2016 TUE 11.30am 2pm £260.00 £150.00 Free LC181VC56

HealthyEating 08/09/2015 28/06/2016 TUE 2.30pm 5pm £260.00 £150.00 Free LC191VC56


Introduction to HospitalityThis course is for those learners who would like to pursue a career in the hospitality and catering industry. The course runs over two days. One day is in the classroom learning the theory of the industryand the second day is at the work placement putting the theory into practice. The work placementswill initially take place at Den-Bean Café in Howdon Community Centre.

If you attend:• on a Wednesday you will do your work placement on a Friday. • on a Thursday you will do your work placement on a Tuesday. • on a Friday you will do your work placement on a Wednesday.

Entry requirements To join these courses you must demonstrate communication and listening skills. You are expected tobe able to work independently and have a level of basic English and maths to join these classes. For some work placements a DBS may be required.

AssessmentAssessment will take place on a weekly basis. Your tutor will set individual targets and give you regular feedback on your progress.

Progression You could move onto Certificate in Work Skills, Practical Cleaning Skills, Volunteering or Diploma in Life Skills.



IntroductiontoHospitality 16/09/2015 13/07/2016 WED 9.30am 3pm £260.00 £150.00 Free LC201VEC56

IntroductiontoHospitality 17/09/2015 14/07/2016 THU 9.30am 3pm £260.00 £150.00 Free LC211VEC56

IntroductiontoHospitality 18/09/2015 15/07/2016 FRI 9.30am 3pm £260.00 £150.00 Free LC221VEC56

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Introduction to Practical Cleaning SkillsThis course is for those learners who would like to pursue a career in the cleaning industry. The course runs over two days. One day is in the classroom learning the theory of the industry andthe second day is at the work placement putting the theory into practice. The work placements willinitially take place in a North Tyneside Council building.

Entry requirements To join these courses you must demonstrate communication and listening skills. You are expected to be able to work independently and have a level of basic English and maths tojoin these classes. For some work placements a DBS may be required.

AssessmentAssessment will take place on a weekly basis. Your tutor will set individual targets and give you regular feedback on your progress.

Progression You could move onto Certificate in Work Skills, Introduction to Hospitality,Volunteering or Diploma in Life Skills.



PracticalCleaningSkills 17/09/2015 14/07/2016 THU 9.30am 3pm £260.00 £150.00 Free LC231VEC56

PracticalCleaningSkills 18/09/2015 15/07/2016 FRI 9.30am 3pm £260.00 £150.00 Free LC241VEC56

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Skills for Life and WorkSkills for life and work courses will help you if you have no experience of work or if you want to develop your skills and confidence to get back into work. This course has been designed to developyour personal and social skills. There will be a number of areas You will also be offered support tohelp develop your English and maths skills. Speak to advisor at Curriculum Support for more information on 0191 643 2288

Entry requirements This course is suitable for anyone who wants to improve their chances of getting into volunteering or paid employment. To join these courses you must demonstrate communication and listening skills. You are expected to be able to work independently and have a level of basic English and maths tojoin these classes.

AssessmentAssessment will take place on a weekly basis. Your tutor will set individual targets and give you regular feedback on your progress. Over the course you will build up evidence to demonstrate yourachievement.




Skills forLife andWork 07/09/2015 04/07/2016 MON 9.15am 11.45am £260.00 £150.00 Free LC311VC56

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There are three fee categories:1. Full Concession*

A full concession entitles you to study for free waiving the course fee and any exam costs.Those eligible for the full concession must be:• Aged 19 and over, unemployed and an active work-seeker in receipt of benefit, studying/

training up to level 2. This includes English and maths qualifications up to and including GCSE• Aged 16-18 years old (and completing a programme of more than two weeks and not

studying at any other institution)

2. Discounted feeA discounted fee entitles you to study at a reduced cost.Those eligible for the discounted fee must be aged 19 years or older and:• In receipt of specified benefits (please ask an advisor for further details)• Have a disability• Be a full or part-time carer

3. Full FeeThose paying the full fee are not eligible for a full concession or discounted fee.For all courses up to and including level 2 the fee is subsidised by public funding.* Please note: There are specific eligibility criteria for the full concession and discounted fee and an advisor will be able to take you through these and help identify whether you are eligible.

Ways to payYou can pay by credit card, debit card, cheque or cash. Please make cheques payable to ‘North Tyneside Council’.

Paying in instalmentsWhen paying your course fees you are required to pay 50% on enrolment and 50% when you startthe course.

Phone an advisor for details (0191) 643 2288.

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Churchill Pavilion (CP)Hartley Avenue, Monkseaton, Whitley Bay NE26 3NS

Langdale Centre (LG)Langdale Gardens, Wallsend, NE28 0HG

John Spence High School (JSHS)Preston Road, North Shields NE29 9PU

Longbenton Community College (LCC)Hailsham Avenue, Longbenton, NE12 8ER

Norham High School Community Wing (NHS)Alnwick Avenue, North Shields NE29 7BU

The Meadows (TM)Waterville Road, North Shields, NE29 6BA

Wallsend Memorial Hall and People’s Centre (WMHPC)Frank Street, Wallsend, NE28 6RN

West Moor Community Centre (WMCC)Benton Lane, West Moor, NE12 7NP

White Swan Centre (WSC)Citadel, East Killingworth, NE12 6SS

Whitley Bay High School (WBHS)Deneholm, Whitley Bay, NE25 9AS

Woodlawn School (WS)Langley Avenue, West Monkseaton, NE25 9DF

YMCA North Shields (YMCA)Church Way, North Shields, NE29 0AB

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Adult Learning AllianceNorham Adult Learning Centre

Norham Community Wing, Norham High SchoolAlnwick Avenue, North Shields

Tyne & Wear, NE29 7BU

Tel: (0191) 643 2288

Call (0191) 643 2288to speak to an advisor about an Adult Learning Alliance course or visit

www.northtyneside.gov.uk/ala

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