59 Educators providing Community Development courses in Birmingham

birmingham enterprise community (bec)

BEC (Birmingham Enterprise Community) supports entrepreneurs, startups & scaleups by turning all we’ve learnt as Entrepreneurs, from raising finance to building relationships. Our Story BEC (Birmingham Enterprise Community) is an award-winning organisation that supports a global community of entrepreneurs and businesses through a range of services, programmes and initiatives that support these entrepreneurs from concept/idea phase through to creating a startup all the way through to supporting high-growth scaleups. We’re successful entrepreneurs using our experience to help new entrepreneurs in the West Midlands and around the world to leap further and faster from thinking big to doing big, by providing training in everything from raising finance to building relationships to initiating sustainability.

west heath community centre

On Thursday 11th November 1937 a group of like-minded men met at a house in Sir Hiltons Road, West Heath. They had come together to discuss the lack of social and recreational activities in the new West Heath estate. That night a decision was made to form the West Heath Residents Association. Meeting a fortnight later, it was proposed that the name be changed to the West Heath Community Association. Since then much has happened.

castle bromwich youth & community centre

birmingham city football club community trust

Christian Youth Enterprises is located within the grounds of the Cobnor Estate, 5 miles South West of Chichester. Occupying a waterfront site within the estate, our centre lies at the heart of a designated ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ on the Bosham Channel, part of Chichester Harbour. The immediate area consists of fields, woodland and farmland, while to the north lie the rolling hills of the South Downs National Park. Nearby villages such as Bosham, Emsworth and Fishbourne provide places of interest with Chichester and Portsmouth only 10 and 20 minute drives away respectively.

beechcroft tennis and multi sport community club

b10 community cycling club

ladywood community school of music

The Ladywood Community School of Music is surviving on a shoestring, the grace of Birmingham City Council and the enduring good will and dedication of our two remaining tutors, Paul and Curtis. We currently run classes in Guitar and Saxophone between 6 and 7 pm on Thursdays at the Community Centre in St Vincent Street. Xhosa Cole Our mission is “to bring affordable, quality musical tuition to the heart of Ladywood. We cater for children and adults of all ages and abilities”. In the past we have offered classes in Piano, Drums, Violin and Trumpet and showcased our students and tutors in events at the Community Centre, Birmingham Artsfest, the Botanical Gardens and elsewhere. As a project we are a place where people often come to pick up an instrument for the first time and, as such, we don’t attract the attention that more high powered projects do. However, students who started with us have gone on to play in their own bands, The Notebenders and even MYJO. Most recently Xhosa Cole, who first picked up a saxophone at our Music School a decade or more ago, won the prestigious BBC Young Jazz Musician of the Year. We make a difference! If you think you can help or would like to try, please get in touch by phoning Richard on 07905 559 167 or emailing ladywoodmusic@gmail.com The video is of an Artsfest event we put on back in 2008, and feature Students, Teachers and people who just came along on the day and picked up an instrument. As a school we’d like to get back to where we were then. There's plenty more about us in the old website which I’ve archived, though you may find it doesn’t all work as much of the old HTML 3 & 4 code is deprecated

community education academy of leadership

greets green community enterprises