Whatever your goals are this spring, Hammersmith & Fulham’s adult learning team offers more than 450 courses, so there’s something for everyone for as little as £5 per class or even free of charge.
If you are keen to upskill for your career, we have a great range of qualifications. Or if you just want to get creative, our world-class tutors can guide your artistic exploration.
The new term starts next week, so book your spot now to avoid missing out.
We still have some spaces available, but they are filling up fast.
Invest in yourself
Whether you’re a small-business owner or just looking to boost your CV, we have loads of courses to help you upskill or reskill.
In our online accounting and manual book-keeping classes, you will not only learn how to balance the books but also gain a City & Guilds qualification.
Add a new language to your CV. Try a FREE beginner taster session first. We have Spanish, French, Mandarin, Italian and more – with beginner, intermediate and advance classes.
Or why not improve your employability in our new five-week customer service course?
Do it yourself
Budgets are tighter for everyone at the moment, so why not learn how to DIY?
Did you envy those people on Britain’s Best Woodworker? Maybe try our woodwork classes or get into furniture upcycling, car maintenance, upholstery and even welding. You can learn lifelong skills and save money.
And our FREE Ready, Steady, Cook on a Budget course will teach you cost-effective ways to feed yourself, or your family and your friends.
Explore your creativity
Looking for a new hobby?
Try something a little different, like stained glass or mosaic, with award-winning tutors. Or get back into drawing or art.
Enjoyed Great Pottery Throw Down? We have a state-of-the-art pottery studio, so why not get your hands dirty? From photography to jewellery to printing designs on textile, join a class and start getting creative.
Sign up now
There is still time to book one of next term’s exciting courses.
To enrol, visit the adult education website or call 020 8753 3600.
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