TERM 3: 17th JULY – 22nd SEPTEMBERTERM 4: 9th OCTOBER – 15th DECEMBER

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Contents

Contents 02

Vocational Education 04

English Language Courses 06

Spanish Language Courses 07

Digital Literacy 08

Employment 09

The Arts 09

Social Groups 12

Pre-Schoolers 14

Children 16

Food 18

The Environment 20

Health and Wellbeing 22

Local Talent 24

Asylum Seekers 26

Volunteers & the Community 26

About Us 28

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Vocational Education

Certificate III in Early Childhood Education & Care (CHC30113)This full time nationally accredited course is delivered by Gowrie Victoria at Kensington Neighbourhood House. Gowrie Victoria is well known and highly regarded by local childcare providers for the quality of their training. Gowrie specialises in training and qualifications in early childhood education and care (ECEC) and have been championing good ECEC for over 70 years.

At Kensington Neighbourhood House we provide workplace skills training to ensure students have the best chance of finding employment after the course. The course is a mix of classroom teaching and on-the-job training in a childcare setting.

Wednesdays 9:30am-4pm Contact us on 9376 6366 for more details.

RTO 3900 ABN 27 625 198 252

Prepare For Work in ChildcareThis 3 day course is perfect for those who are completing childcare qualifications or those who already hold qualifications. It focuses on building the skills you need to successfully apply for work in the childcare sector. The course includes learning how to find and assess job vacancies, how to address selection criteria and how to write a CV and covering letter. Local childcare representatives will visit the course to give you an idea of what employers are looking for, and we will even conduct mock job interviews to help you practice your newfound skills.

Contact us on 9376 6366 for more details. No cost.

Create Your Own Micro BusinessDo you have a great idea or hobby you would like to turn into a business? Perhaps you’d like to use your existing skills and knowledge to earn an income from home? This course will cover the basics of setting up a micro-business – from initial idea through to business planning, marketing and customer service. It is delivered as 3 full day workshops – mornings focus on theory, afternoons you have a chance to work on your ideas with assistance and mentoring from our trainer. This course will include a special guest evening where local entrepreneurs share their small business stories.

Saturdays 12th, 26th Aug and 9th Sept 9.30am – 4.00pm Thursdays 7th Sept – Guest Speaker Night 6.30pm-9.00pm Cost: $70 / $50 (conc)

“It was great to meet people with such great ideas and knowledge in our group. Bouncing ideas off each other and providing feedback was an excellent way to extend our understanding.”

Micro Business student

Prepare For Work in WarehousingStudy the theory needed to pass the test for your High Risk Work Licence, then go on to undertake TLILIC2001 Licence to Operate a Forklift Truck at Linfox Operational Training.

Contact us on 9376 6366 for more details.

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English Language ClassesEnglish courses run for the whole year. Students can enrol at any time by attending an interview with our Further Education Coordinator.

ACFE funded students attending English, numeracy and other selected classes can access a fee subsidy for our morning childcare sessions.

English and Work Skills – Level 2General English class for intermediate students, helping you to take the next step into further education or employment.

Mondays and Tuesdays 9.30am – 12.30pm Cost $12.50 per term concession (Government funded)

English and Work Skills – Level 1General English class for pre-intermediate students, helping you to take the next step into further education or employment.

Wednesdays and Thursdays 9.30am – 12.30pm Cost $12.50 per term concession (Government funded)

English Tutor ProgramThis program assists people in the community who want to improve their English, but are unable to attend classes at the Neighbourhood House. Our pool of trained volunteers visit learners in their homes and provide one on one English language support.

No cost

Spanish Language ClassesSpanish for Travellers This six week course is for those who want to learn Spanish to travel to Spanish-speaking countries. You will learn the basics from introductions and greetings through to ordering at restaurants and asking for directions. Participants will also learn about the Hispanic culture.

Tutor Amparo Collazos Umbarila Mondays 6 - 8pm 31 July – 4 September or: Fridays 10am-12pm 4 August – 8 September Cost $100 / $80 (conc)

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Digital LiteracySocial Media Marketing Heard about social media marketing? Know you need it for your business or community organisation but don’t know where to start? This course introduces all the major social media channels and teaches you how to use them – simply and effectively.

Thursdays 12 October – 30 November 6:30pm-9:00pm Cost $70 / $50 (conc)

“(The teachers) were fabulous, engaging and able to meet everyone where they’re at. I enjoyed the casual feeling of the group and have learned so much. THANK YOU!!” - Social Media student

Improve your Xero KnowhowDo you have trouble keeping up with the changes to Xero? If so, this workshop will help you to get up to speed and optimise your use of Xero. There will also be an opportunity at the end for participants to ask specific questions on Xero’s functionality. This workshop is suitable for existing users of Xero.

Tutor Bev Wyburn of Bev’s Books: Bev is an experienced bookkeeper and expert Xero user and trainer.

Friday 15 Sept 2 - 4pm or Thursday 21 Sept 6.30 - 8.30pm Cost $50 / $30 (conc)

Private lessonsIf you prefer to learn at your own pace or have a specific task that you want to learn we have an experienced teacher available for one-to-one lessons.

Telephone 9376 6366 to book an appointment. Cost $55 per hour

Employment

#WorkNOWThe #WorkNOW program in partnership with Wingate Avenue Community Centre and the Maribyrnong & Moonee Valley Local Employment Learning Network (MMVLLEN) is part of the Victorian Governments Jobs Victoria Employment Network (JVEN), a major activity to help Victorian jobseekers gain employment. JVEN services are delivered by specialist employment experts who work closely with employers to identify job opportunities and prepare job seekers for those roles.

Telephone 9376 5244 to book in for a FREE careers appointment.

The ArtsPainting and DrawingLearn a range of creative art techniques suited to your personal preferences. A chance to explore and discover your artistic talents in a relaxed and informal setting.

Tuesdays 7pm – 9pm Tutor Kelly Gatchell Hartley: Kelly has won awards for her art and has exhibited in art shows, group and solo exhibitions within New Zealand and Australia. Cost Term 3: $170 / $130 (conc) / Term 4: $153 / $117 (conc)

Wednesdays 1pm – 3pm Tutor Veronica Passmore: Veronica has a BA Hons in Art, Design & Media and a Graduate Diploma in Creative Arts Therapy Cost Term 3: $170 / $130 (conc) Term 4: $170 / $130 (conc)

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Creative WritingAn introduction to the potential of writing for yourself and others. Explore a different aspect of writing monthly including character, story and dialogue. Work on your own pieces of writing in a structured and supportive group.

Tutor Alana Kelsall (Alana is a published poet and short story writer who was shortlisted for the 2010/11 Newcastle Poetry Prize and specially commended in the Welsh Poetry Competition)

Wednesdays 10am – 12pm (first of the month) 2 August, 6 September, 4 October, 1 November, 6 December Cost $75 / $60 (conc) per semester

Knitting for BeginnersLearn to knit in a relaxed social environment. This course starts at the beginning and covers the basics of knitting; casting on and off, knit and purl stitches and increasing and decreasing. Once you’ve mastered these you’ll be able to undertake your own projects with confidence. Initial materials and needles supplied.

Tutor Anne Douglas

Tuesdays 6.30pm – 8.30pm (Term 3 only) Cost $170 / $130 (conc)

UkuleleThe ukulele is a fun, cheap and easy instrument to learn and is currently enjoying a worldwide surge in popularity. It can be easily mastered by people who have never picked up an instrument in their lives. Our Monday night intermediate group are a testament to this as there are some that have been playing for less than 12 months. For beginners it only takes minutes to learn a few chords and play simple songs.

Tutor Alison Dew

Intermediate Group Mondays 6.30pm – 8pm Cost Term 3: $100 / $70 (conc) Term 4: $90 / $63 (conc)

Beginners Group Thursdays 6.30pm – 8pm Cost Term 3: $100 / $70 (conc) Term 4: $100 / $70 (conc)

Crochet Christmas CraftThis four week course is for people who already know the basics of crocheting. Make your own handmade ornaments and gifts for Christmas. All materials and equipment supplied.

Tutor Anne Douglas

Tuesday 24 October – 21 November 6.30pm – 8.30pm Cost $70 / $50 (conc)

Screen-Printing IntensiveThis workshop will step you through the process of creating a one or two coloured design to print on items of your choice. Students design and create their own hand-cut stencils which are then applied to the silk screen for printing. Students are required to bring along at least four natural fabric items, such as cotton, linen or calico from home to print on (eg cushion covers, fabric, tote bag, t-shirts).

Tutor Veronica Passmore

Saturday 26 August 1pm – 5pm Cost $65 / $40 (conc)

Lino-Cut Christmas CardsCreate a simple design on lino to cut and print onto cards. Stand out from the pack with your own original handmade cards. All materials and tools provided.

Tutor Veronica Passmore

Saturday 14 October 2pm - 5pm Cost $50 / $30 (conc)

‘KenSingers’ – The Kensington Community ChoirKensingers is a great social outlet for locals to meet, gather and sing to their hearts’ content. Being part of a community is at the heart of everything we do, and singing at community events and settings part of the choir calendar. Kensingers is a no-audition community choir and all ages and experience are welcome.

Choir Leader Ruth Kennedy Wednesdays 7.30pm – 9pm Cost Term 3 $70 / $50 (conc) Term 4 $70 / $50 (conc)

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Social GroupsVietnamese/Indochinese Elderly GroupThe group meets every fortnight on a Thursday. Information sessions with guest speakers, gentle exercise and a meal alternate with a trip outside Melbourne. Bookings are essential. Fees are kept to a minimum. A detailed program is available from the House.

Fortnightly Thursday 10am-12pm (Except for outings)

Wednesday Social GroupEnjoy a two course meal and bingo in the company of this friendly social group. Weekly lunches alternate with a bus trip every four weeks. A detailed program is available from the House.

Bookings are essential. Wednesdays 12.30pm – 2.00pm (Except for outings) Cost Lunches: $8 / Bus trips: $6 (plus entry and lunch costs)

Tuesday Night Social Group This monthly program provides social engagement and companionship for women aged 55+. Activities will vary according to the interests of the group. Contact the Kensington Neighbourhood House for a detailed program. Free community transport to and from the program is available for those living in Flemington, Kensington and North Melbourne.

Tuesday 5.30pm – 8.00pm (25 July, 29 August, 26 September, 31 October, 21 November, 12 December)

No cost for in-house activities. Costs for outings will be kept to a minimum.

Book and Movie GroupParticipants take turns in choosing books and movies and leading the discussion. Ring, email or check our website for information on the latest book, movie and meeting date. New members are always welcome.

Monday 7 - 9pm 10 Jul, 14 Aug, 11 Sept, 9 Oct, 13 Nov, 11 Dec. No cost

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Pre-SchoolersMorning ChildcareMixed-age group (from 18 months to 5 years) in a homey, caring environment. Range of indoor and outdoor activities and play. Children bring own morning tea snack. Anaphylactic aware and trained service. Maximum 2 sessions per week per child (depending on availability).

Monday, Tuesday & Thursday: 9.30am – 12.30pm Wednesday 9am – 12pm

Cost $30 / $15 (conc) / No charge (if parent/guardian is attending an ACFE funded class at the House and is concession eligible)

3 Year Old Childcare SessionThis session caters specifically for children aged 3 and above. Age appropriate activities are designed to provide fun and engaging experiences for this group. Children bring own morning tea snack. Anaphylactic aware and trained service.

Fridays 9.30am – 12.30pm Cost $30 / $15 (conc)

CCK PlaygroupCome and join us for fun and friendship each Tuesday during school terms. All babies and pre-school children with their carers welcome. Bring a piece of fruit to share for morning tea. Tea and coffee provided. Contact Suzanne Anderson on 0403 914 545 or suzanneanders@hotmail.com for more information.

Tuesdays 9.30am – 11.30pm (during school terms) Location Christ Church Kensington Hall, 76 McCracken Street Kensington (behind the church) No cost

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ChildrenCreative Arts for KidsExplore the creative arts and use your imagination. Discover and experiment with new ways of making art in a fun and relaxed space.

Tutor Veronica Passmore

Wednesdays 3.30pm – 4.15pm (5-7 yrs), 4.30pm-5.15pm (8-10 yrs) Cost Term 3: $80 / $60 (conc) Term 4: $80 / $60 (conc)

Wednesdays 5.30pm – 6.30pm (11 years and up) Cost Term 3: $90 / $70 (conc) Term 4: $90 / $70 (conc)

Family Literacy ProgramThis is a 20 week program that helps children in Grades Prep - 4 improve their reading. Our pool of trained volunteers with work closely with both the child and parent to improve literacy skills as well as gain strategies to use at home to support children with their reading. It is a requirement of the program that parents attend each session with their child.

Mondays 4pm – 5pm No cost

Code ClubCode Club Australia is a nationwide network of free, volunteer-led, after-school coding clubs for children aged 9-11. Each session children undertake a project that teaches computer programing in a fun interactive way using computer games, animations and websites. Code Club is about fun, creativity, and learning through exploring.

Mondays 4pm-5pm Thursdays 3.45pm-4.45pm No Cost

AnimationAre you a fan of Wallace and Gromit or the Box trolls? Want to learn how it’s done? Over three days, you will work in teams to create a script, build characters, sets and props, record voices for your creations and then bring it all to life through the process of stop motion animation. Upon completion you will receive a DVD of your amazing short film. Suitable for children aged 8+.

Tutor Alex Machin is an Award winning animator who has made short films, music videos & advertisements as well as teaching animation workshops to children for over eight years.

10, 11 & 12 July 9am-3.30pm Cost $280 (all materials provided)

For further course info contact Alex: alex@animachin.com / 0400 058 604 / www.animachin.com

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FoodPho Made EasyPho is a Vietnamese noodle soup consisting of broth, rice noodles, herbs and meat. Vietnamese families around the world all have their own variation but the fundamentals of the broth are the same. In this workshop Vy will take you step by step through her family’s recipe.

Presenter Vy Cardona Saturday 19 August 2pm-5pm Cost $50 / $35 (conc)

Fermented FoodsOne of the hot topics in food and nutrition circles is fermented food. It’s easy to digest and provides a great source of good bacteria. Learn about the benefits associated with fermented food whilst making sauerkraut and sourdough bread.

Presenter Donna Livermore Friday 1 September 1pm-3.30pm Cost $40 / $20 (conc)

Perfect MacaronsJoin Vy Cardona of Duchess Cakes and Desserts to learn the secrets of making the perfect macaron. How do you get the light crust and chewy inside and what makes the delicious cream. It’s easier than you think. This is a hands-on workshop with tastings to take home (if they last that long).

Presenter Vy Cardona Saturday 16 September 1pm-5pm Cost $60 / $40 (conc)

Making Kefir at HomeKefir is a fermented drink, traditionally made using cow’s milk or goat’s milk and is high in nutrients and probiotics. In this hands-on workshop you will learn how to make water kefir and milk kefir.

Presenter Donna Livermore Friday 6 October 1pm-3.30pm Cost $40 / $20 (conc)

Love Food Reduce WasteMany of us find ourselves throwing away uneaten food. This workshop looks at how to use leftovers, portion sizes, ways of storing food and how to make the most of your fridge, freezer and pantry. If like many people you are confused by ‘best before’, ‘use by’, ‘display until’ and ‘sell by’ dates, this workshop will help explain the difference.

Presenter Anne Douglas Saturday 14 October 3pm-5pm Cost $30 / $15 (conc)

Easy JapaneseBack by popular demand, Michiyo (Miko) Moriyama star of our 2016 Local Talent Program is back with a new workshop for lovers of simple Japanese food. In this workshop Miko will teach participants to make three dishes.

Presenter Michiyo Moriyama Saturday 11 November 2pm-5pm Cost $50 / $35 (conc)

Delicious DumplingsDumplings are delicious morsels of yumminess. This workshop will teach you how to make three well known favourites; gyoza, wontons and sui mai. As with all of our food workshops you get to make, taste and enjoy the spoils.

Presenter Vy Cardona Saturday 18 November 2pm-5pm Cost $50 / $35 (conc)

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The EnvironmentCreate Your Own Vertical GardenCreate your own portable vertical herb garden that can be taken with you when you move house. Ideal for renters who want to create a garden but don’t have the budget to install expensive complex systems. All materials supplied.

Presenter Ariel de Ramos and Liz Howes Saturday 15 July 3pm – 4pm Cost $25 / $15 (conc)

Urban Foraging 2.0What makes a weed? Let’s peel back our prejudice and get to know these amazing nutritional powerhouses for what they truly are. Resilient, abundant, sustainable sources of tasty FREE food.

Go on the hunt with the Green Genie for a number of easy to identify plants (anything, not just weeds) and gobble them up. As the Goddess of the Forage, Doris Pozzi says “if you cant beat em, eat em”. The most productive “pot luck lunch” you’ll have ever been to.

Presenter Green Genie Saturday 5 August 10am – 1pm Cost $45 / $20 (conc)

Shopping SustainablyCheckout choices significantly affect the future of our world. It can be overwhelming to know how to make ethical and sustainable choices. This workshop will show you how easy it is to make a real impact as a consumer. It will cover; how to get past the greenwash, eating sustainably on a budget, label language and interpretation and sustainable fashion. Participants are required to bring an old t-shirt to the workshop for a fun “shirt to shop” activity.

Presenter Green Genie Saturday 16 September 2pm – 5pm Cost $45 / $20 (conc)

Growing Herbs SuccessfullyLearn how to grow your own herbs and avoid those expensive shop bought herbs that wilt as soon as you get home. Despite any disasters you may have had in the past herbs are easy to grow and you don’t need much space. Let us show you how in this two hour workshop. And the bonus is you’ll go home with everything you need to get started.

Presenter Green Genie Saturday 21 October 3pm – 5pm Cost $40 / $20 (conc)

Movies that Matter‘Movies that Matter’ is a social justice and environmental film initiative. Each month, the Neighbourhood House will host an evening of storytelling through film on a variety of issues affecting our local, regional and global society and environment. Please stay afterwards for community conversation and a cup of tea.

Mondays from 8.30pm onwards (third of the month) 17 July, 21 August, 18 September, 16 October, 20 November, 18 December.

Gold coin donation (all proceeds go towards the House’s Asylum Seeker Sponsorship Program)

Community Herb Share ProgramIf you are sick of spending a fortune on buying fresh herbs each time you need a sprig of something for a recipe then why not become a member of our Herb Share program? For one hour of your time per month plus $20 per annum, you can help yourself to fresh herbs and produce as often as you like. If anyone is interested please get in touch.

Cost $20 per annum

Kensington Kompost RevolutionOn average Victorians waste around $40 a week on unused food and drink, or $2000 a year. Not only is this a loss of money to households, it is a waste of the resources used to grow, process, package and transport food from markets to our homes.

The Kensington Kompost Revolution will help you reduce your food waste through a series of workshops, awareness raising activities and establishment of community compositing systems.

Email loretta.c@kenhouse.org.au to register your interest in being part of the Kensington Kompost Revolution.

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Health and WellbeingGentle ExerciseImprove your stamina, strength, flexibility and balance in our low impact gentle exercise class. Suitable for people aged 55 and up of all abilities.

Instructor Samantha Flanagan Fridays 9.30am – 10.30am or 10.45am-11.45am Cost $20 per month

Gold Coin MassageShannon Maxwell, aka The Green Genie, brings her massage chair to the Kensington Neighbourhood House once a month and provides 10 minute massages in return for a gold coin donation. All proceeds go towards our Asylum Seeker Sponsorship Program. Reduce stress, relieve tension, promote better sleep and increase your energy and focus by booking a session with Shannon. Check out our website, Facebook and noticeboard for details of days and times.

Practitioner Shannon Maxwell Cost Gold coin

Wellbeing Through CollageExplore different aspects of your life through creativity and develop a greater sense of inner wellbeing. Participants will create a collage on a specific topic and then share their piece and insights with the rest of the group.

Facilitator Alejandra Garrido Saturday 19 August 3pm – 5pm Cost $30 / $15 (conc)

Improvisation GamesThe workshop aims to create a safe space for participants to explore the use of their bodies, voices and expressing capacity through play and games. It will start with a warm up and some games and then dive into the three basic principles of improvisation theatre – accepting, listening and trusting. The workshop concludes with a reflection on how the learnings can be taken into everyday life.

Facilitator Alejandra Garrido Saturday 7 October 1.30pm – 4pm Cost $35 / $20 (conc)

Christmas Pamper PackDepartment store gifts are so yesterday. Anyone worth their sustainable salt is looking for local, ethical and sustainable gifts to give and trade this giving season. Hand-made personalised presents, particularly ones that pamper are the ultimate treat for yourself, friends and family. Beautiful, bountiful gifts on a budget. This is a hands-on workshop where you’ll take home everything you make!

Presenter Green Genie Saturday 18 November 2pm – 5pm Cost $60 / $40 (conc)

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Local TalentDo you have a talent or skill you’d like to share with others? If so call us or download an Expression of Interest form from our website to be part of our Local Talent Workshop Program.

Workshops are two hours in length and can be on anything from cooking to business skills. We don’t want to define the topic, that’s up to you. If you’ve got something interesting to share we’d love to hear about it.

The Local Talent Program runs monthly. Sessions can be Thursday evenings, Friday afternoons or Saturday afternoons depending on your availability. Presenters will be paid a modest fee for their time.

Term 3 & 4 Workshop Program

Introduction to Mindfulness MeditationLoretta Curtin will introduce you to mindfulness meditation philosophy and practice. It will include mindful stretching and breathing techniques designed to open the body and create more relaxation in the meditation postures. Suitable for all levels – if you can breathe you can meditate.

Saturday 15 July 3pm – 5pm

Buying Your First Home – Making Good DecisionsGeorge Lui will provide an overview of what you need to know before you take the big step of buying your first home. This includes; estimating your borrowing power, the basics of a contract of sale, an insight into what banks don’t like, credit file and credit score reports.

Saturday 5 August 3pm – 5pm

Introduction to Middle Eastern CookingSyrian born Mohammed Sharabah and his wife Salwa will share their love of traditional Middle Eastern food. Together they will prepare a series of dishes and talk about their origins and traditions.

Saturday 9 September 3pm – 5pm

Cross Stitching for BeginnersLouise Leong will teach the basic techniques for cross stitching, back stitching and tieing off neatly. Students will then be able to turn their small cross stitch into a gift card or framed picture. Suitable for children aged 8 years and up. Adults also welcome.

Saturday 7 October 3pm – 5pm

History of Local HotelsPhilip Rain will take you on an historical walk with a focus on the local hotels, both standing and demolished, in the Kensington, Newmarket and Flemington area.

Friday 10 November 1pm – 3pm

Jewellery MakingSema Piyaratne makes beautiful hand-crafted jewellery. In this workshop she will teach you how to make a stunning necklace that combines crochet and beading. No skills required.

Friday 10 November 1pm – 3pm

Composting – A Beginner’s GuideVisit Michelle Twyford’s backyard to see and learn about six different working composting methods. These include compost bins, bokashis systems for both pet and household waste, in ground worm farm, container worm farm, dig in the ground method and keeping chickens.

Saturday 2 December 3pm – 5pm Cost $10 / $5 (concession) per workshop

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Asylum SeekersThanks to generous sponsorship from Christ Church Kensington and Uniting Care Hotham Mission, the Kensington Neighbourhood House is able to offer asylum seekers free enrolment into any of our courses and programs (subject to availability). Contact us for more information.

Volunteer and CommunityGet Help with your Forms and Other Documents This is a free program for people who need help with filling out forms or understanding bills or other documents. Our pool of friendly volunteers are keen to help where they can.

Telephone 9376 6366 to book an appointment with one of our volunteers. Mondays 1pm – 3pm No cost

Resume Support ProgramThis is a free program for people seeking asylum and other job seekers who need help in preparing a resume. Participants will work one on one with one of our experienced volunteers to develop or refine their resume.

Telephone 9376 6366 to book an appointment with one of our volunteers. Mondays 7pm-9pm or Fridays 1pm-5pm No cost

Volunteering OpportunitiesVolunteers play an integral part in several of the House’s programs and operations. If you would like to get involved as a volunteer we are always looking for help in our various volunteer lead programs. Alternatively if you have other skills to offer don’t hesitate to pick up the phone or drop in for a chat.

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About us The Kensington Neighbourhood House has been established in Kensington since 1975 to provide a space for the community and its various groups and interests to meet, share information, develop skills and break down isolation or other community barriers.

In 2016 we were recognised by the State Government for our high quality education programs when we were awarded the Victorian Training Award for “Community Training Provider” of the year.

Kensington Neighbourhood House is funded by:· Department of Education and Training

· Department of Health and Human Services

· City of Melbourne

· Our members by donation

This organisation respects your right to information privacy. Information which we collect and hold on participants is kept in accordance with information privacy laws.

Contact DetailsTelephone: 9376 6366

Email: info@kenhouse.org.au

Website: www.kensingtonneighbourhoodhouse.com

Office Hours: Monday to Friday 9am – 5pm

ABN: 74 489 791 023

Enrolment details • Full term fees to be paid in advance where possible

• Classes may need to be cancelled if numbers are insufficient

• Refunds will apply when a class is cancelled through insufficient numbers

• Adult & Community Further Education (ACFE) and Higher Education and Skills Group funded courses comply with the Ministerial policy on fees and charges.