1529 Educators providing Cultural courses

bridges cross-cultural education services

Our team are teachers who are bi-lingual or even multi-lingual, and also have lived overseas for many years, therefore we have a good understanding of cultural differences and are able to foresee the difficulties international students may face. We realize that no two students are the same. Each student will have their unique life and academic experiences which need to be taken into consideration when choosing schools. When it comes to education one size does not fit all therefore why shouldn’t each student have the best start in life in an environment that will help them to thrive. We have a tried and tested system for helping students to find the right place for them, find out more here. We also know that moving overseas for the first time can be a real challenge for students, to overcome the cultural challenges and succeed in a vastly different education system. We are here to help them thrive. Sometimes it is best to have a trial run before taking the plunge into western education, at Bridges we can offer immersive educational experiences taught in normal UK schools alongside local students in regular lessons. For these short courses click here to find out more. For parents and schools looking to send your students overseas in the holidays, our extensive and customisable summer school programmes can help you make the most of your summer.

chinese education cultural community center

The Manchester Chinese Education Cultural Community Centre was established in 1979. There are 4 sections: Chinese Music, Martial Arts, Culture and The Chinese School. We have performed Chinese Music, Martial Arts, and Cultural plays and dances to the public many times. We are a non-profit making, non-political and non-religious body. The number of our pupils has been increasing steadily to over 300. In 1998 our school registered as a GCSE and GCE A-level examinations centre. Our school is governed by the school committee and managed by the headmistress and staff. All are volunteers. We depend on fees, fund-raising, donations and grants to finance our school. We aim to provide an opportunity to anybody who wishes to study Chinese Language, Culture, Geography and History, enabling them to appreciate our motto: "Chinese moral righteousness and manners". We also invite specialist artists from the UK and abroad to demonstrate Chinese Music, Arts and Crafts to stimulate the pupil's interest in Chinese Culture. On behalf of the centre committee I would like to thank you for your support and generous donations. We are very grateful to the headmistress and staff for sacrificing their valuable time to run the school. We would also like to praise and encourage our pupils in their excellent work.

highland educational & cultural trust

sutton council's cultural services

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cultural connection uk ltd

A well-established and family run international language school with a sterling reputation for providing high quality homestay accommodation in multiple locations across London

cultural exchange homestays ltd

blackpool haz cultural programme

WHAT IS THE HAZ? Blackpool’s Heritage Action Zone project is a partnership between Blackpool Council and Historic England. The project is aimed at using Blackpool’s heritage as a catalyst for bringing new and diverse uses to the town centre and giving a new relevance for both local communities and visitors alike. There are two different areas of focus in the project. FOCUS 1 The first is centred on historic buildings and how heritage can be used to improve the look and feel of the high street by restoring and enhancing historic buildings. This element builds on recent improvements in Topping Street, Edward Street and Deansgate in restoring buildings and their commercial frontages. The biggest focus of this part of the scheme is the Church Street Frontage of the Winter Gardens, where work to restore the Victorian commercial frontages to Empress Buildings has already begun. Other projects include the conversion of an Art Deco building on Topping Street to provide a community creative hub and converting part of the former Black’s building on Edward Street into live/work units where local artists and creatives can rent studio and retail space with living accommodation above. FOCUS 2 The second area is the implementation of a cultural programme and this is specifically to bring new activity to the high street and to engage local communities in creative activity. This programme is already working on delivering a regular market for local creatives and artists and setting up taster workshops for local people to try out different creative activities. Future work will look at performance, film and creative workshops as well as talks and tours focused on heritage and the past, present and future of Blackpool’s town centre. THE ZONE Blackpool’s High Street Heritage Action Zone is focused on a section of Church Street containing impressive groups of mid to late 19th Century public and commercial buildings and a wealth of incredibly diverse heritage assets some of which are of national and regional significance. The Grand Theatre and the Blackpool Winter Gardens and the areas around them form the main focus of this project. It also includes Cedar Square and parts of Edward Street, Topping Street and Deansgate. The historic built environment in Blackpool and in the identified HAZ area has been recognised as having significant economic benefits not just in terms of retail or visitor economy but through the potential to impact on the quality of life for local residents and the quality of experience for our visitors. The quality of the historic built environment within the proposed Blackpool HAZ promotes ‘civic pride’ acting as a reminder of how Blackpool has evolved historically.

bangladesh youth and cultural shomiti

Bangladesh Youth and Cultural Shomiti (BYCS) is based in Highfields, Leicester with 2 venues, one on Biddulph Street and one on Myrtle Road. Our venue on Myrtle Road has an onsite crèche facility, with qualified staff members, for parents to use whilst they are studying. BYCS provide an array of information, advice and guidance, including National Careers Services (NCS) and Social Welfare Services. BYCS provides learning and employment services to help local residents and workers gain new skills and qualifications. The centre helps those out of work produce a CV, search and apply for jobs, develop their digital and employability skills and help find work. Our centre provides accredited qualifications from Entry 1 to GCSE’s and vocational qualifications, such as: Food Safety in Catering and Health and Safety in the Work Place. Some of the services that are provided by BYCS are: • Courses • Careers Advice • Social Welfare Services • Job Club • Bangla Language classes for young people • Keep-fit and healthy cooking sessions • And many more.

al saddiiq cultural center

cultural capital training centre