2358 Educators providing Courses delivered Online

john yorke story

Leeds

EVERYTHING you DO is ABOUT STORY Understand why stories underpin everything – and how to use them effectively to transform your world and your work. From speeches to strategy. From finance to HR. Whether you’re creating a brand or a TV series, a video game or a research bid, a podcast or a pitch, join us for: CPD training and workshops Conferences and masterclasses Practical online courses taught in small groups Script and story development consultancy

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blue jelly moon

4.9(19)

Contact Blue Jelly Moon for all your China Mosaic, China Cake Stands and China mosaic workshop questions, queries or commissions. Blue Jelly Moon’s mission is to rescue beautiful china from being hidden away in lofts, cupboards, boxes and other hiding places and bringing them back to being admired with a modern twist. What started as a way to pass some time, has now become time I spend totally absorbed and at peace, I find I can just switch off my brain and let creativity flow. I have met some wonderful people at craft fairs and love seeing the surprise on their face, when they realise the pieces they are admiring, are made from previously loved, chipped or broken china. I still get a thrill from reading the wonderful feedback, from people who enjoy receiving their pieces through the post, whether it be for themselves or as a present for a friend or a loved one. After several requests for workshops I spent a great deal of time creating a fun and relaxed class so others may gain the benefits of such a wonderful craft, I now get to enjoy watching small groups of friends or sometimes complete strangers, get together and allow themselves to become absorbed and join me, as we help old, forgotten, but loved china come back to life. Maybe you would like to join me one day at a workshop, or maybe you can just help the cause by purchasing one of the many lovingly, handmade pieces you find here on the website or at one of the craft fairs I attend.

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the asylum art gallery ltd studios

5.0(3)

Wolverhampton

"We encourage, enable, develop, mentor, facilitate, empower and support local creative arts practitioners from a wide range of backgrounds." Since our Foundation, in September 2014, we have staged over 120 exhibitions showcasing a varied body of work, by artists both emerging and established. Encompassing a diverse and multi-disciplinary range of artistic practices including: Painting, Sculpture, Printmaking, Illustration, Photography, Sound, Video and Performance Art. A comprehensive list of all of our past exhibitions can be found under 'Portfolio'. Our overarching ‘Philosophy’ is to actively encourage, enable, develop, mentor, facilitate, empower and support local creative arts practitioners from a wide range of background with a priority to engage in discussion around accessibility within the arts in relation to mental health, financial hardship and institutional bias. We have also provided work placements to a number of European students, via the Erasmus + and Gecko programme. Partnering with local Venues, Institutes and schools , we aim to develop a strong community that has access to free space, free mentoring and the ability to grow and learn from each others valuable experience and skills. The spaces are offered for hire and for free depending on the nature of the request and is offered to both emerging artists or collectives that deserve a space to explore and harness potential, or established artists with a strong visual aesthetic. Our initiative is to offer this space first and foremost to west-midlands based artists who wish to strengthen their local artistic community and create a discourse for regeneration. We curate approx one show per month in our two exhibition spaces and these are either from chosen submitted proposals or from exceptional and forward thinking artists that we find on our travels. In-between these exhibitions we encourage groups or collectives with a passion for community welfare and development to use the spaces for poetry , music, discussions, rehearsals , workshops or their own curatorial interests. For more information on the gallery space and exhibiting please visit the 'Exhibiting' page. If you wish to book any other spaces or facilities please email; info@theasylumartgallery.com

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centurion training solutions ltd

5.0(2)

Northampton

EAS' training centre was opened to improve upon the lack of options for our industry to get quality training for beginners to time-served engineers. We introduced a non-complicated vision to training with the schemes availiable to EAS to ensure that you are getting the best outcomes in a cost effective manner. Running small groups (1:14 max) EAS can focus more on delivery giving a greater overall experience to learning and development. We have found apprentices respond well to our system of learning which we can manage the group better in terms of development and to stretch/challenge those that are excelling. We promote a mature learning enviroment where everyone works as a team and is included. What else do we do differently? - For appretniceship delivery our commitment to you the employer means by each morning you will emailed to confirm if your apprentice(s) have not attended college. We will review progression with you personally or with a supervisor every 12 weeks so you know exactly what has been delivered, if there are any issues and what needs to happen in the future to help your Apprentice(s) to flurrish. We listen and act upon your concerns and we encouraged you to pop in to the centre for a cup of tea and a chat. Peace of mind for you but also lets your apprentice know we work together. Our results speak for themselves. We are currently running at 97% pass rate for all those who attend EAS, that's way above national benchmarks. You wont hear any complaints from your Apprentices about not having tools or materials thats for sure....... nor will they be taught by the book, nor sent to the library or home as the tutor didnt turn up. EAS has listended to Employers feedback on previously used providers and these points always get raised. EAS promise this will never happen unless something drastic has happened completely out of our control.

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blue cycle training

5.0(19)

Winchmore Hill

I started commuting to work in Camden by bicycle in 2011 having not cycled for over 25 years. I enjoyed it so much, I soon joined a local cycle club. The Blue Cycle Training business, based in Enfield, started in 2015 in partnership with a local Bike shop after I taught my 2 children to ride bicycles for the first time. The business has grown from doing 3 or 4 Learn to Ride A Bicycle sessions a month to over 100 a month in the spring and summer months. The Learn to Ride a Bike lessons are normally 1 to 1 but groups sessions with more than 3 children or adults can be arranged with additional instructors. 90% of our customers are riding after their first lesson and often come back for a 2nd lesson to further practice their bike handling skills. The fleet of bicycles available for my lessons have increased to over 70 . These range from Balance bikes and pedal bikes for children as well as a few bikes for Adults. I use Frog bicycles for my lessons as these are some of the lightest bicycles on the market and I have a few that can be hired for a day, week, month or longer. Blue Cycle Training now operates mainly out of Keble School in Winchmore Hill, N21 at the weekends and school holidays though we also have worked in Broxbourne and Barnet. Other cycling activities including balance bikes and cycle skills lessons as well as Park Rides and Learn to Ride a bike on the road lessons. All Instructors are qualified to the National Cycling standard, hold DBS certificates , First Aid trained and have the relevant insurance. Customers have travelled from Enfield, Barnet, Hertfordshire, Camden, Harlow, Broxbourne, Kensington, Canvey Island for our Learn to Ride a Bicycle lessons. Blue Cycle Training have also successfully provided Learn to Ride a Bike sessions in schools located in Barnet and Enfield for children in Years 1 to 4.

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swarthmore education centre

4.0(18)

Leeds

The spirit of the Centre’s aims has remained unchanged for over 100 years: Swarthmore seeks to inspire lives through friendly learning within a commitment to equality of opportunity Swarthmore is a centre for lifelong learning, community projects and family learning sessions as well as the courses and activities. Our main aim is to encourage people who want to learn but might not feel comfortable in more formal educational institutions. We work on a friendly, human scale. Many volunteers currently support the Centre’s work, and we welcome their contributions of time and energy. The Centre was founded by members of the Quaker movement in 1909 with the aim of including and involving people in learning activities and making sure that people were treated with equality and respect. Two members of the Society of Friends remain on our democratically elected ‘Council’ of Trustees, made up of Centre members and representatives of community organisations with shared aims. Swarthmore is a not-for-profit registered charity, and a company limited by guarantee. Our Grade II Listed Building has a fascinating history and is made up of six four-story terraced houses with additional dance and art studios to the rear. We have specialist facilities for pottery, jewellery, stained glass and sculpture, and the atmosphere is intentionally homely and informal. We also work within the local community on negotiated projects, including arts and ‘Skills for Life’ programmes. Many groups and individuals make use of the Centre as a community resource, providing facilities for a wide variety of local groups. Swarthmore attracts a social mix of people who come to the Centre because of their shared interests in learning rather than their background. We offer room hire at competitive rates, and welcome the public to use our café facilities. If you would like more information about the centre, SWARTHMORE’S CENTURY; A LEEDS EXPERIMENT IN ADULT EDUCATION, 1909–2009 by Tom Steele is an authoritative look into our history.

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joe@focusedprofessional.photography

Coaching and mentoring for professional photographers to help them develop a business that suits their personality. We look at your key motivators and what you want to achieve and then align your business to that to give you the best chances of happiness and success. Training in photography skills and post-production also available. Your photography mentor is Joe Lenton FSICIP, who is a qualified international judge and mentor with The Society of Photographers. He has won numerous awards for his photography at international level and has been involved with coaching and training individuals and groups in various forms for over 25 years.

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african youth development association

Croydon

The African Youth Development Association (AYDA) is an International registered charity in England and Wales that supports the development of young people including those with special educational needs and their families through education and training. The association became a company registered by guarantee in September 2007 and a registered International Charity in February 2008 with Board of Directors appointed to run the organisation. The charity’s vision is to empower future generations and is commitment to improve the quality of life for young people to fulfill their potential and to make a positive contribution to their communities. AYDA is a registered charity working for the benefit of all young people including those with additional needs and their families. AYDA embraces cultural diversity and health issues, focusing on FGM and parental care by raising awareness between ethnic groups to build bridges across communities. AYDA is managed by a board of trustees and our services are delivered by sectional trainers and volunteers. AYDA provides training opportunities, employment enhancement training, recreational activities and intervention services for all. AYDA works together with other voluntary organizations, local government departments, statutory authorities and other independent bodies.

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melanie johnson - homecoming therapy

There is information here about me and how I work. If you have any questions you are welcome to contact me. I tend to think of myself working with the whole person rather than with problems or issues but I have experience in supporting people with a variety of challenges, for example: Recovery from trauma (including childhood trauma), bereavement and loss, transitions, limiting beliefs, addiction and compulsive behaviour, depression, anxiety, relationship challenges (including toxic relationships), persisting pain, ADHD, OCD, problems with sleep and spiritual issues. Getting ‘back on track’ and/or finding the way forward that feels right for you. Developing a greater sense of peace, ease, well-being and resilience. Cultivating a harmonious relationship with oneself and arising thoughts, feelings and emotions. Learning to listen to and trust intuition and discern between conflicting inner voices. Developing trust in oneself and in life. I aim to create a relationship that supports people to connect to themselves, their wholeness and the path that is right for them, as a unique individual. I value and respect diversity. I work with individuals and with groups. I work in person and online.

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making space

Hampshire

We are a craft organisation and registered charity based in Leigh Park, Hampshire, with impact across the UK. We literally make space for people and organisations involved in craft, through a programme of workshops and experiences that are co-created with community partners and through consultation with local people. Our specially tailored projects inspire, challenge, skill-up, engage and build new audiences for the sector. They have lasting local impact, and are often transformational for participants. Working in collaboration with local charities, essential need services and community groups we are inclusive to all, making space for a thriving, creative community. We offer both first-time experiences of craft and work with those who want to take their skills to the next level. We enable people to develop new ways of thinking about craft and experience first-hand the important presence of craft in everyday life. Raising the profile of craft in all its forms, we work with local and national arts organisations, contributing to debate, supporting makers and providing opportunities. Through our outreach projects, we work with partners including schools, children’s centres, family learning environments and retirement homes.

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