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1 ADULT COURSES FOR FUN AND RECREATION New courses from Autumn 2017 Hackney Community College is now part of the New City College Group

HACKNEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE IS NOW PART OF THE NEW CITY COLLEGE GROUP New City College was formed by the merger of Redbridge, Tower Hamlets and Hackney Community colleges.

2 HACKNEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE IS NOW PART OF THE NEW CITY COLLEGE GROUP New City College was formed by the merger of Redbridge, Tower Hamlets and Hackney Community colleges. Courses are still offered from all our campuses across the three boroughs so you don t need to worry about travelling for your study. Being part of the New City College Group means that our college is stronger than ever. We will be able to invest more in our facilities for students, we can share our expertise across the group, and we will be able to develop some exciting specialist course areas for our local communities. Over the next couple of years you will notice our new logo and the New City College name. We are still your local college, dedicated to helping local people to achieve and progress into higher level study and into successful careers. CONTACT US TO SPEAK WITH ONE OF OUR ADVISERS Call: info@hackney.ac.uk visit: Shoreditch Campus, Falkirk Street, Hackney, N1 6HQ

Adult courses for fun and recreation Want to learn a new skill?

Either way, we re bound to have a course that s right for you!

AND PAINTING Using a variety of drawing and painting media, you will learn to draw and paint

This course is for people with no experience or people who have been practising for a number

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3 Adult courses for fun and recreation Want to learn a new skill? Maybe you re just looking for a new hobby? Either way, we re bound to have a course that s right for you! ALL COURSES LISTED IN THIS GUIDE TAKE PLACE AT OUR SHOREDITCH CAMPUS Arts and Crafts DRAWING AND PAINTING Using a variety of drawing and painting media, you will learn to draw and paint from observation. This course is for people with no experience or people who have been practising for a number of years. 20 Sep Nov 17 Wednesday pm Sep Nov 17 Wednesday pm Jan Mar 18 Wednesday pm Jan Mar 18 Wednesday pm Apr 18-4 Jul 18 Wednesday pm Apr 18-4 Jul 18 Wednesday pm JEWELLERY MAKING You will cover the basics of jewellery making through demonstrations and simple projects. Suitable for beginners and for those with previous experience. 21 Sep Nov 17 Thursday pm Jan Mar 18 Thursday pm Apr 18-5 Jul 18 Thursday pm 140 n/a Adult courses for fun and recreation 2017/18 3

COURSES FOR FUN AND RECREATION 020 7613 9123 ALL COURSES LISTED IN THIS GUIDE TAKE PLACE AT OUR SHOREDITCH CAMPUS LIFE DRAWING Explore the human body, through drawing from direct observation of the

4 COURSES FOR FUN AND RECREATION ALL COURSES LISTED IN THIS GUIDE TAKE PLACE AT OUR SHOREDITCH CAMPUS LIFE DRAWING Explore the human body, through drawing from direct observation of the model. You ll examine key anatomical structures of the head and body. Suitable for those with some previous drawing experience. You will need to pay a model fee. 18 Sep Nov 17 Monday pm Jan Mar 18 Monday pm POTTERY / CERAMICS Learning new techniques to make functional and decorative pottery, sculpture and jewellery from clay. 18 Sep Nov 17 Monday pm Sep Nov 17 Monday pm 133 n/a 19 Sep Nov 17 Tuesday pm Sep Nov 17 Tuesday pm 133 n/a 21-Sep Nov 17 Thursday pm 133 n/a 8 Jan Mar 18 Monday pm Jan Mar 18 Monday pm 133 n/a 9 Jan Mar 18 Tuesday pm Jan Mar 18 Tuesday pm 133 n/a 11 Jan Mar 18 Thursday pm 133 n/a 23 Apr 18-9 Jul 18 Monday pm Apr 18-9 Jul 18 Monday pm 133 n/a 24 Apr 18-3 Jul 18 Tuesday pm Apr 18-3 Jul 18 Tuesday pm 133 n/a 26 Apr 18-5 Jul 18 Thursday pm 133 n/a MOSAIC MAKING Learn to make beautiful, practical pieces - developing your own mosaic design to creating the finished article for your home. 20 Sep Nov 17 Wednesday 6: pm Jan Mar 18 Wednesday 6: pm Apr 18-4 Jul 18 Wednesday 6: pm 150 n/a Register now for your arts and crafts course

5 British Sign Language INTRODUCTION TO BRITISH SIGN LANGUAGE This qualification aims to introduce you to simple and basic skills in British Sign Language (BSL) to enable you to communicate with Deaf people on everyday topics in accordance with the National Language Standards at Entry Level. 19 Sep Nov 17 Tuesday 11.00am pm 55 n/a LEVEL 1 AWARD IN BRITISH SIGN LANGUAGE (QCF) This qualification aims to enable you to develop suitable and sufficient skills to communicate with Deaf people in British Sign Language (BSL) on everyday topics in accordance with the National Language Standards at Level Nov Jun 18 Tuesday 11.00am pm 485 n/a LEVEL 2 CERTIFICATE IN BRITISH SIGN LANGUAGE: IBSL This level 2 course furthers your experiences and development in communication with Deaf people on everyday topics involving social life and at work, school or college. 20 Sep Jun 18 Wednesday pm 710 n/a LEVEL 3 IBSL CERTIFICATE: BRITISH SIGN LANGUAGE FUNDING AVAILABLE At level 3, you will develop your communication on topics including work and social contexts. This course will enable development in functional BSL communication, requiring the ability to exchange, present and understand information, ideas, advice and opinions at normal speed and also develop an awareness of cultural interaction with people who use BSL. 19 Sep Jun 18 Tuesday pm 1,500 n/a LEVEL 4 CERTIFICATE IN BRITISH SIGN LANGUAGE: IBSL FUNDING AVAILABLE A Level 4 course will enable development in functional BSL communication in more depth than at earlier levels, requiring the ability to exchange, present and understand information, ideas, advice and opinions at normal speed, and also develop an awareness of cultural interaction with Deaf people who use BSL. 18 Sep Jun 18 Monday pm 1,600 n/a More British sign language courses over the page Adult courses for fun and recreation 2017/18 5

COURSES FOR FUN AND RECREATION 020 7613 9123 ALL COURSES LISTED IN THIS GUIDE TAKE PLACE AT OUR SHOREDITCH CAMPUS LEVEL 6 CERTIFICATE IN BRITISH SIGN LANGUAGE: IBSL FUNDING AVAILABLE This Level 6

6 COURSES FOR FUN AND RECREATION ALL COURSES LISTED IN THIS GUIDE TAKE PLACE AT OUR SHOREDITCH CAMPUS LEVEL 6 CERTIFICATE IN BRITISH SIGN LANGUAGE: IBSL FUNDING AVAILABLE This Level 6 course develops your communication at an extended level. You must be able to demonstrate competence at this level of the UK Occupational Language Standards (CILT, 2010). This means that you will be able to understand and use complex BSL in a range of work and social situations. 20 Sep Jun 18 Wednesday 10.00am pm 1,700 n/a LEVEL 6 CERTIFICATE INTERPRETER DIPLOMA: IBSL FUNDING AVAILABLE The aim of this Level 6 Diploma in Sign Language Interpreting is to promote underpinning knowledge, understanding of interpreting theories and a diverse range of skills required for those who are working and/or / or training as interpreters so that they are able to function with the high level standards expected of them. This Diploma is a taught qualification rather than an NVQ and requires you to achieve a set number of assessments / examinations and assignments in order to qualify and use the National Occupational Standards in Interpreting (CILT, 2006), which define competent performance in interpreting. The SkillsCfA, the UK standards setting organisation for languages, requires that you achieve language competencies in the languages which are intended to be used in your interpreting role(s) before embarking on this programme. These competencies include the relevant learner s national sign language at Level 6, plus any other accepted recognised language, whether spoken or signed but you must use the same two languages to complete each unit in order to achieve this qualification. It is the responsibility of the centre to ensure that the above language requirements have been met before accepting a learner for this qualification. 1 Nov 17-4 Jul 18 Wednesday pm 2,150 n/a * Please note that the qualification s written language will be English throughout the qualification. Any learner registering to do the qualification in a spoken language that is not English will need a Certificate of Proficiency in English which is an internationally recognised qualification, which can enable a learner to bring their English language up to Level 6 standard. Register now for your British Sign Language course

7 Clothesmaking BRA MAKING Learn the skills to cut and construct bras to your own size and to a good fit. You must have previous sewing experience. 20 Sep Nov 17 Wednesday pm Jan Mar 18 Wednesday pm Apr 18-4 Jul 18 Wednesday pm 150 n/a CLOTHESMAKING (BEGINNERS) Learn a range of sewing, cutting and garment construction techniques. Basic materials like calico, pins and pattern cutting paper will be supplied otherwise you will be expected to provide your own materials. This course is suitable for complete beginners. 18 Sep Nov 17 Monday pm Sep Nov 17 Tuesday 10.00am pm Jan Mar 18 Monday pm Jan Mar 18 Tuesday 10.00am pm Apr 18-9 Jul 18 Monday pm 118 n/a 24 Apr 18-3 Jul 18 Tuesday 10.00am pm CLOTHESMAKING (MIXED) Learn a range of sewing, cutting and garment construction techniques. Basic materials like calico, pins and pattern cutting paper will be supplied otherwise you will be expected to provide your own materials. 19 Sep Nov 17 Tuesday pm Jan Mar 18 Tuesday pm Apr 18-3 Jul 18 Tuesday pm 118 n/a CLOTHESMAKING (INTERMEDIATE) Improve your skills and knowledge of a range of sewing, cutting and garment construction techniques. 20 Sep Nov 17 Wednesday pm Jan Mar 18 Wednesday pm Apr 18-4 Jul 18 Wednesday pm More clothesmaking courses over the page... Adult courses for fun and recreation 2017/18 7

8 COURSES FOR FUN AND RECREATION ALL COURSES LISTED IN THIS GUIDE TAKE PLACE AT OUR SHOREDITCH CAMPUS CORSETRY You will learn the specific skills required for making corsets. It is recommended that you attend the first term in order to gain a full understanding of the corset making process before making your own size / style. In the autumn term you will make a standard size and style corset provided by the college in order to learn how a corset is constructed. The spring term focuses solely on pattern making. You will make a pattern to your own size and chosen style. In the summer term learners who have made their own pattern in the spring term will construct their corsets. Learners joining the course will make the standard pattern as in the autumn term. 19 Sep Nov 17 Tuesday pm Jan Mar 18 Tuesday pm Apr 18-3 Jul 18 Tuesday pm 118 n/a PATTERN CUTTING You will learn the skills needed to produce and cut out patterns for making clothes. 18 Sep Nov 17 Monday pm Jan Mar 18 Monday pm Apr 18-9 Jul 18 Monday pm 118 n/a SOFT FURNISHING The course is designed for beginners and students who have some experience in soft furnishing. 18 Sep Nov 17 Monday 10.30am pm Jan Mar 18 Monday 10.30am pm TAILORING This is a unique opportunity to understand the world of bespoke tailoring and start practising some skills. You will learn the skills needed to produce and cut out patterns for making clothes. The autumn term will focus on jackets; the spring term will focus on trousers; and the summer term will focus on shirts. 21 Sep Nov 17 Thursday pm Jan Mar 18 Thursday pm Apr 18-5 Jul 18 Thursday pm 138 n/a 8

9 Cake Making and Decorating CAKE DECORATING (BEGINNERS) You learn cake decorating skills and how to make flowers and other fancy decorations. You will need your own icing pump / bag, nozzle and apron after week one. You will also be required to provide a cake for your final assessment as well as a dummy cake, some icing sugar paste, colouring and egg white powder for class practice. 21 Sep Nov 17 Thursday pm Jan Mar 18 Thursday pm Apr 18-5 Jul 18 Thursday pm 133 n/a CAKE DECORATING (INTERMEDIATE) Improve your cake decorating skills, make royal and roll out icing, flower making, wedding cakes, novelty cakes, writing and piping other fancy decorations. You will need your own icing pump / bag, nozzle and apron after week one. You will also be required to provide a cake for your final assessment as well as a dummy cake, some sugar paste, colouring and egg white powder for class practice. 23 Sep Oct 17 Saturday 10.00am 2:30pm 133 n/a 13 Jan Feb 18 Saturday 10.00am 2:30pm 133 n/a 28 Apr May 18 Saturday 10.00am 2:30pm 133 n/a CAKE DECORATING (SUGAR FLOWER MAKING) You can learn a variety of techniques to make sugar flowers to decorate cakes, including lilies, roses, carnations, orchids and foliage. 24 Feb Mar 18 Saturday 10.00am 2.30pm 133 n/a 9 Jun 18-7 Jul 18 Saturday 10.00am 2.30pm 133 n/a More cake making and decorating courses over the page... Register now for your cake making and decorating course Adult courses for fun and recreation 2017/18 9

10 COURSES FOR FUN AND RECREATION ALL COURSES LISTED IN THIS GUIDE TAKE PLACE AT OUR SHOREDITCH CAMPUS CAKE MAKING You will learn to make different types of cakes. Please bring your own ingredients after week one. 18 Sep Oct 17 Monday pm Jan 18-5 Feb 18 Monday pm Apr 18-4 Jun 18 Monday pm 75 n/a PASTRY MAKING You will learn to make different types of pastries. Please bring your own ingredients after week one. 30 Oct Nov 17 Monday pm Feb Mar 18 Monday pm Jun 18-9 Jul 18 Monday pm 75 n/a MACARONS MAKING This course will teach you how to make the perfect macarons, crunchy on the outside and soft inside, with delicious fillings and decorated to perfection. 11 Nov 17 (one day course) Saturday 10.00am pm 55 n/a Counselling INTRODUCTION TO COUNSELLING This is the best place to start, unless you have already achieved a Level 2 counselling skills qualification. You will develop your ability to use counselling skills and learn about your own and others emotional lives. This learning can be of great personal benefit, and is a definite plus for employment in the helping professions. You must be aged 21 or over and are required to complete a written application. 4 Oct Dec 17 Thursday pm Jan Mar 18 Thursday pm Apr 18-4 Jul 18 Thursday pm

Dance BALLROOM DANCE A practical dance course for beginners. A fun opportunity to learn the popular Ballroom and Latin style dances. 19 Sep 17-28 Nov 17 Tuesday 6.00-7.

11 Dance BALLROOM DANCE A practical dance course for beginners. A fun opportunity to learn the popular Ballroom and Latin style dances. 19 Sep Nov 17 Tuesday pm Jan Mar 18 Tuesday pm EGYPTIAN BELLY DANCE FOR WOMEN This class is a great way to improve fitness, mobility and core strength whilst having fun in great company! Learn a variety of hip and arm moves to the exuberant beat of the music. This class is suitable for all ages and levels of experience. Please wear loose clothing, including leggings, bring a yoga mat for warm-ups and a simple scarf to wrap around your hips. 20 Sep Nov 17 Wednesday pm Jan Mar 18 Wednesday pm Apr 18-4 Jul 18 Wednesday pm Floristry FLOWER ARRANGING This course is for beginners or those with little experience of flower arranging. This is an introductory course to key practical areas of commercial floristry. The course will cover a range of floral design. It will include a posy arrangement, all-round suitable for many occasions, with some supporting activity of the flowers used to embed knowledge of flowers and foliages. 14 Oct Oct 17 Saturday 10.00am 4.00pm 110 n/a 24 Feb 18-3 Mar 18 Saturday 10.00am 4.00pm 110 n/a 19 May May 18 Saturday 10.00am 4.00pm 110 n/a Register now for your Dance course Adult courses for fun and recreation 2017/18 11

12 COURSES FOR FUN AND RECREATION GCSE GCSE ENGLISH ALL COURSES LISTED IN THIS GUIDE TAKE PLACE AT OUR SHOREDITCH CAMPUS For learners who wish to get the nationally recognised GCSE qualification in English, who already have a strong grounding in English (at least at Level 1 or higher). 11 Sep 17-7 Jun 18 Mon, Tue, Thu pm 30 n/a 9-Sep 17-9 Jun 18 Saturday 10.00am pm 30 n/a GCSE MATHS For learners who wish to get the nationally recognised GCSE qualification in maths, who already have a strong grounding in maths (at least at Level 1 or higher) and are confident in working with percentages, fractions and decimals. 9 Sep 17-9 Jun 18 Saturday 10.00am 1.00pm 30 n/a Health and Fitness PILATES This is a body conditioning course that concentrates on building strength from the core of the body. It can help improve strength, mobility and breathing. 19 Sep Nov 17 Tuesday pm Jan Mar 18 Tuesday pm Apr 18-3 Jul 18 Tuesday pm TAI CHI Benefit from the gentle, graceful movements of this ancient health and martial art. 18 Sep Nov 17 Monday pm Jan Mar 18 Monday pm

YOGA On this course you will learn yoga postures to develop strength, flexibility, balance, stamina and mindfulness practices. 22 Sep 17-1 Dec 17 Friday 12.00-1.

13 YOGA On this course you will learn yoga postures to develop strength, flexibility, balance, stamina and mindfulness practices. 22 Sep 17-1 Dec 17 Friday pm Jan Mar 18 Friday pm Apr 18-6 Jul 18 Friday pm Health and Safety EMERGENCY FIRST AID AT WORK This course is designed for people who want to receive training in emergency first aid. 12 May 18 (one day course) Saturday 9.00am pm 140 n/a FOOD SAFETY IN CATERING This Level 2 course will provide you with an understanding of the importance of food hygiene, associated food hazards, good hygiene practice and controls based upon an awareness of food safety management systems. 7 Oct 17 (one day course) Saturday 9.00am pm 80 n/a 11 Nov 17 (one day course) Saturday 9.00am pm 80 n/a 24 Mar 18 (one day course) Saturday 9.00am pm 80 n/a Register now for your Health and Safety course Adult courses for fun and recreation 2017/18 13

14 COURSES FOR FUN AND RECREATION Home Maintenance HOME MAINTENANCE ALL COURSES LISTED IN THIS GUIDE TAKE PLACE AT OUR SHOREDITCH CAMPUS This is a practical course. The first term will cover carpentry and joinery and electrical installations. The spring term will cover plumbing. Please wear protective clothing and strong shoes or boots. Carpentry and Joinery 21 Sep Oct 17 Thursday pm 78 n/a Electrical Installations 11 Jan 18-8 Feb 18 Thursday pm 78 n/a Plumbing 22 Feb Mar 18 Thursday pm 78 n/a Also see our Painting and Decorating and Wall and Floor Tiling courses on pages 17 & 18 Languages BEGINNERS COURSES These are introductory lessons where you will learn basic vocabulary. Emphasis is on speaking about personal and social interests. You will learn vocabulary for asking directions and other basics that you might need. There are no formal entry requirements; you just need to have a genuine interest in learning the language. French 19 Sep Nov 17 Tuesday pm 150 n/a 9 Jan Mar 18 Tuesday pm 150 n/a 24 Apr 18-3 Jul 18 Tuesday pm 150 n/a Spanish 20 Sep Nov 17 Wednesday pm 150 n/a 10 Jan Mar 18 Wednesday pm 150 n/a 25 Apr 18-4 Jul 18 Wednesday pm 150 n/a German 20 Sep Nov 17 Wednesday pm 150 n/a 10 Jan Mar 18 Wednesday pm 150 n/a 25 Apr 18-4 Jul 18 Wednesday pm 150 n/a 14

15 IMPROVERS COURSES You will develop language skills related to contemporary topics such as travelling, free time and culture. You are expected to have studied the language to breakthrough/preliminary level or have comparable experience. French 21 Sep Nov 17 Thursday pm 150 n/a 11 Jan Mar 18 Thursday pm 150 n/a 26 Apr 18-5 Jul 18 Thursday pm 150 n/a Spanish 19 Sep Nov 17 Tuesday pm 150 n/a 9 Jan Mar 18 Tuesday pm 150 n/a 24 Apr 18-3 Jul 18 Tuesday pm 150 n/a Motoring CAR MAINTENANCE (GENERAL) The course has no entry requirements other than a keen interest in maintaining cars in a safe and roadworthy condition (usually your own). 19 Sep Nov 17 Tuesday pm Jan Mar 18 Tuesday pm Apr 18-3 Jul 18 Tuesday pm 110 n/a DRIVING THEORY This course helps you to prepare for both areas of your driving theory test. Please bring your Highway Code book with you. 18 Sep Oct 17 Monday pm Nov Dec 17 Monday pm Jan Feb 18 Monday pm Apr Jun 18 Monday pm Register now for your language course Adult courses for fun and recreation 2017/18 15

16 COURSES FOR FUN AND RECREATION ALL COURSES LISTED IN THIS GUIDE TAKE PLACE AT OUR SHOREDITCH CAMPUS MOTORCYCLE MAINTENANCE (BEGINNERS) This is a great course for women and men who are interested in learning how to service and repair their motorcycles. 20 Sep Nov 17 Wednesday pm 210 n/a 21 Sep Nov 17 Thursday pm 210 n/a 10 Jan Mar 18 Wednesday pm 210 n/a 11 Jan Mar 18 Thursday pm 210 n/a 25 Apr 18-4 Jul 18 Wednesday pm 210 n/a 26 Apr 18-5 Jul 18 Thursday pm 210 n/a MOTORCYCLE MAINTENANCE (INTERMEDIATE) This is a practical course in how to maintain and repair motorcycles for people with some experience already or for people who have attended the beginners class. 19 Sep Nov 17 Tuesday pm 210 n/a 9 Jan Mar 18 Tuesday pm 210 n/a 24 Apr 18-3 Jul 18 Tuesday pm 210 n/a Music ACOUSTIC GUITAR (BEGINNERS) You will learn basic guitar skills on this course. Please bring your own guitar (not suitable for electric guitars). 18 Sep Nov 17 Monday pm Jan Mar 18 Monday pm Apr 18-9 Jul 18 Monday pm 88 n/a ACOUSTIC GUITAR (IMPROVERS) You will improve all your basic guitar skills. Please bring your own guitar (not suitable for electric guitars). 20 Sep Nov 17 Wednesday pm Jan Mar 18 Wednesday pm Apr 18-4 Jul 18 Wednesday pm 113 n/a 16

17 Photography DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY (BEGINNERS) You will learn how to use a camera effectively and explore basic technical techniques and studio practice. The class introduces you to the digital SLR photographic techniques. You will need to have a digital SLR camera. 18 Sep Nov 17 Monday pm Apr 18-9 Jul 18 Monday pm 153 n/a FILM PHOTOGRAPHY This class introduces you to the use of black and white 35mm manual cameras and darkroom printing. You will need to have a USB memory stick and a camera (35mm SLR film camera). 8 Jan Mar 18 Monday pm PHOTOSHOP (BEGINNERS) This course is an overview designed for anyone interested in using Photoshop. Basic skills will be covered, working towards a greater understanding of the main features of Photoshop. 11 Jan Mar 18 Thursday pm 150 n/a PHOTOGRAPHY (INTERMEDIATE) You will learn studio photography, still life and portraiture, and lighting techniques involved in capturing these images. 21 Sep Nov 17 Thursday pm 150 n/a Painting and Decorating PAINTING AND DECORATING This is a practical course where you will learn the basics to help you with your home decorating projects. 25 Nov Nov 17 Saturday and Sunday 9.30am pm 125 n/a 10 Mar Mar 18 Saturday and Sunday 9.30am pm 125 n/a 23 Jun Jun 18 Saturday and Sunday 9.30am pm 125 n/a Also see our Home Maintenance courses on page 14 Adult courses for fun and recreation 2017/18 17

COURSES FOR FUN AND RECREATION 020 7613 9123 ALL COURSES LISTED IN THIS GUIDE TAKE PLACE AT OUR SHOREDITCH CAMPUS Wall and Floor Tiling WALL AND FLOOR TILING This is a practical course.

18 COURSES FOR FUN AND RECREATION ALL COURSES LISTED IN THIS GUIDE TAKE PLACE AT OUR SHOREDITCH CAMPUS Wall and Floor Tiling WALL AND FLOOR TILING This is a practical course. The course is aimed at giving you basic wall and floor tiling, including tile cutting, setting out and fixing. Please wear protective clothing and strong shoes or boots. Wall Tiling 14 Oct Oct 17 Sat and Sun 9.00am 3.30pm 125 n/a 3 Feb 18-4 Feb 18 Sat and Sun 9.00am 3.30pm 125 n/a 5 May 18-6 May 18 Sat and Sun 9.00am 3.30pm 125 n/a Floor Tiling 25 Nov Nov 17 Sat and Sun 9.00am 3.30pm 125 n/a 10 Mar Mar 18 Sat and Sun 9.00am 3.30pm 125 n/a 16 Jun Jun 18 Sat and Sun 9.00am 3.30pm 125 n/a Also see our Home Maintenance courses on page 14 Register now for your wall and floor tiling course Fees and enrolment If you re a Home Student, unemployed and claiming an active state benefit, you pay the discounted cost. All other students will need to pay the full cost shown. If you re paying the full cost, you can enrol at certain times by phone on , Monday to Thursday 10.00am 4.00pm and Friday 10.00am 2.00pm. Check our website for details of when you can enrol by phone. Non-full cost payers (and full cost payers if you prefer) should enrol in person at our Shoreditch Campus during term time, in rooms A212 / 214, Monday to Thursday, 10.00am pm and Friday, 10.00am 12.00pm. No additional registration fee is payable for the courses in this section. Each class needs a minimum of ten people enrolled in order for it to run. If your course is cancelled or closed due to low numbers, you will receive a full refund, or you can transfer to another course during the same academic year. Courses start in September 2017, January and April

19 How to find us We are easy to find and easy to get to by public transport. Hoxton 3 mins; Shoreditch 10 mins; Old Street 12 mins; Liverpool Street 15 mins Buses Towards Falkirk Street: 394 Towards Kingsland Road: 67, 149, 242, 243, Towards Shoreditch Church: 26, 35, 47, 48, 55, 78 New North Road Falkirk St HCC Kingsland Rd Hackney Road Hoxton City Road Hoxton square Old Street Shoreditch High Street Old Street Great Eastern Street Bethnal Green Shoreditch High Street SHOREDITCH CAMPUS NEW CITY COLLEGE: HACKNEY (HACKNEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE) FALKIRK STREET, LONDON, N1 6HQ The details in this guide were correct at the time of going to print and we aim to provide accurate and relevant information to inform your choices. However, changes to provision since the printing of this guide may occur so please check details at

20 The information in this guide is to our knowledge correct at the time of printing. Some details, including course times, dates and fees may change. Please check with us before you enrol. Hackney Community College is part of the New City College Group, offering more choice and opportunity for our local communitites

Fitness, Health and Wellbeing

Fitness, Health and Wellbeing Clear tuition and very supportive exercises tailored to the pace of the class. 44 Fitness Learning to use exercise to stay healthy and fit If you want to stay healthy and fit through exercise, then we