H&F adult learning tutor, Trisha Krauss (right), with her student
Hammersmith & Fulham’s adult learning classes are taught by the best in the business. And from September, we have more than 450 low-cost courses for all abilities.
From a former New York Times illustrator to a television personality, you can learn from world-class tutors without leaving the borough.
So, enrol in one of our autumn term classes by calling 020 8753 3600 or via our website.
Meet the masters
You could learn illustration and block printing from Trisha Krauss this term. She illustrated the Right at Home column in the NY Times for five years, and she’s also worked with other commercial clients – including Penguin, The New Yorker and Nordstrom.
A native New Englander, Trisha made the move across the pond nearly 20 years ago to bring her expertise to Hammersmith. Watch Trisha explain her creative journey on Instagram. Sign up for her illustration or block printing class now.
Or if you’re feeling peckish, join our cooking tutor Desiree Jordan in our state-of-the-art kitchen at the Macbeth Centre in Hammersmith.
"I love helping my students reach their full potential. I don’t feel like I ‘teach’ – I allow learners to evolve and grow in my classroom," Desiree said. She teaches a FREE cooking on a budget course, which starts on Tuesday 19 September.
Meanwhile our resident gearhead, Nick McKenzie, is the star of Yesterday Channel’s Classic Car Garage programme. And he’s teaching a FREE course about budget-friendly ways to maintain your car.
“I’ve been teaching car maintenance, welding and metalwork since 2000. These courses enable learners to become more confident and self-reliant, which is empowering for them,” Nick explained.
His car care on a budget course runs Monday evenings, starting from Monday 9 October. Or check out his other car classes, including hybrid vehicles maintenance.
You could also try a jewellery course with Wendy De Reus. She’s a qualified goldsmith and jewellery designer with a Post Graduate degree in Art and Design Education.
“Since 2002, I’ve enjoyed helping others explore their creativity in a relaxed environment,” she said. And Wendy has a few classes coming up this term, including a beaded jewellery-making course which starts on Wednesday 20 September.
New skill or hobby
Don’t just send the kids back to school, head there yourself.
If you’re keen to brush-up on the basics, we’ve got courses in digital skills as well as English and maths at all levels, including GCSEs. Find out more at our Open Day at Uxbridge Road Centre on Wednesday 13 September.
Other affordable courses we offer include:
- childcare
- arts and crafts
- teacher training
- languages
- counselling
- bike maintenance.
Check out the new full course guide (pdf 8.8MB) on our website. Or visit us and pick up a booklet at the Macbeth Centre in Macbeth Street, just off King Street.
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