KCC’s Adult Education service is holding a range of free taster sessions during a virtual open week to showcase some of the many course subjects on offer.
The courses take place in the first week of September and will give learners the opportunity to try a range of creative subjects for free, to see if they like the experience before deciding if they want to enrol and a longer course. There are about 30 subject choices as diverse as belly dancing, floristry, sculpture and watercolour painting.
Courses are delivered in a real-time, virtual environment, and are easy to access with a phone, laptop, tablet and an internet connection. They provide a collaborative learning experience and the option to interact with other learners, without having to leave the comfort of home.
Learners will be able to experiment with different materials, mediums and techniques with demonstrations from expert tutors. The open week tasters give learners the chance to see how courses are delivered virtually and may help to develop new, exciting hobbies and interests. Specialist tutors will be able to advise which courses are the next step up from the tasters. They not only teach the course but will guide the participants through it, to ensure a positive and enjoyable virtual learning experience.
The first taster courses start on Tuesday 1st September and the last ones take place on Friday 4th September.
The creative open week courses are free. For more details and to book a space please visit: kentadulteducation.co.uk/about-us/news/creative-open-week-courses or call: 03000 41 40 25.
Kent Adult Education provides an extensive range of vibrant, diverse and challenging courses. Courses are designed to enhance wellbeing and offer high-quality opportunities to discover and develop interests which enrich quality of life. The range covers arts, crafts, languages and much more. Courses take place virtually during the day, in the evening and at the weekend.
Murray Evans
Kent County Council
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