Adult and Community Learning
Part of lifelong learning
We aim to offer high quality flexible learning programmes designed around your needs.
We will provide support for learning guidance and childcare to help you successfully achieve what you have chosen to learn. Most of our courses are free.
Your tutors are professionally qualified with experience of teaching adults in local communities. They will provide personal support wherever possible, or identify potential areas of help.
We hope you find learning with us an enjoyable and rewarding experience.
Join us and develop your potential by learning locally in Salford.
What is adult and community learning in Salford?
The Lifelong Learning team receives funding from the Learning and Skills Council to provide adult and community classes in Salford. The classes may be run during the day or evening; they may be as short as a 2 hour workshop or a thirty-week course.
Adult and community courses include Art and Craft, ICT, Family Learning and literacy skills. They are generally geared towards the needs of parents, carers and the wider community.
What types of courses are offered?
Courses start at a beginner level and move on to Level 1 and 2 courses, which are the same level as GCSEs.
- Computers for beginners
- Psychology
- Basic reading and writing
- Child Development
- Crafts
- Family Learning - find out more about what your child does at school, how you can help him or her and improve your own skills at the same time
Please follow the link below to see what courses are running at the moment. New courses start on a regular basis, so it is worth phoning us for more information.
Where does ACL take place?
Courses are run in community settings such as day centres, community centres, libraries and children's centres. Classes also run in both primary and high schools.
Who you would need to contact
Tel: 0161 778 0331 and speak to Lorna Budgen about the courses on offer.
Email:
community.learning@salford.gov.uk with your questions and ideas for future courses
in your area.
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This page was last updated on 21 July 2008
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