9 Educators providing Courses in Edinburgh

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fiona hermse artist jeweller

Outstanding independent art school in East Lothian led by the dynamic Paintbox team! Having attended many year long courses, weekend workshops and summer schools I can highly recommend Paintbox. Students are supported and encouraged to find their own artistic voice in a positive and nurturing environment." "Paintbox is a very special place with people fully committed to helping you to grow as an artist and achieve your potential. They have created a safe environment to experiment, particularly during these very challenging times and their support has proved to be a lifeline."

fife driver learning centre

All our male and female driving instructors Are fully qualified and d.s.a. approved. We offer 1 or 2 hour driving lessons, semi/intensive Driving courses, manual and automatic driving tuition, Pass plus, refresher lessons, motorway driving, Evening and weekend driving lessons.

musselburgh grammar school

It’s definitely not Spring but how lovely to have longer days now and starting to see green shoots of flowers in winter gardens. The rehearsals for Strictly are gathering pace and the competition between the teacher couples to win the Glitterball is fiercer than ever. I’m looking forward to heading up the judging panel on what will be a sell out show…seVEN! Have a lovely weekend.

boardwalk foundation cic

Open Sessions at the The Boardwalk Rink last for 1 hour and start on the hour. Open sessions are suitable for all users from beginners to advanced. Kids Beginner sessions & 'Skate n' Play' available weekend mornings at 10am. PARTIES - VIP all inclusive packages available from £11.50 p/head. Ages 8+ Email info@boardwalkleith.com for info WHO CAN USE THE RINK? Our rink is open to any person over the age of 5 years old. To use the rink facilities you must first consent to our participant & Covid19 disclaimers. Either at the time of booking online, or at the Park desk

the edinburgh sewcial club

The Edinburgh Sewcial Club opened its doors in 2014 teaching dressmaking, sewing and other textiles crafts to people of all ages, levels of ability and experience in evening and weekend classes. Due to the success of the business in January 2017 The Edinburgh Sewcial Club expanded into a new larger studio to accommodate more students after all its not just about learning new skills its also about meeting other creative folks and being ‘sewcial’! However class sizes still remain no more than 6 people for dressmaking and Introduction to sewing, allowing each person ample 1 to 1 tutor time. The Edinburgh Sewcial club is open to everyone and has been teaching dressmaking to people as young as 9 and beginners at 7 years old! Everything is taught at a gentle pace so that you can learn at your own level. As well as dressmaking and sewing there are also a number of other textile crafts taught, beading, embroidery, up cycling & mending even fleece mermaid tail blankets! Its a fun and friendly environment! Please take a look at the gallery section to see a wide variety of clothes and soft furnishings which have been made during the classes and a lot of the beginners had never sewn before!

choose you - yoga studio and wellness hub

Some of the many services Choose You Yoga provide Wide range of yoga classes (style and intensity) 1000 sq ft studio available to let when not in use by our teachers Target-area specific classes for people with back/neck/hip/knee issues (if demand) Sports related focus i.e. for runners/cyclists (where required) Private tuition (can focus on the target-areas and/or sports related tension) Restorative classes Holistic and therapuetic treatments/clinics i.e. massage, nutrition, hynotherapy Equipped, sound-proofed and well located therapy rooms available to highly skilled local therapists i.e. massage, reiki, counselling. A range of letting times and options are available Weekend workshops and training courses in a range of holistic fields Studio space available to private tutors, charities and community group

ab holistic therapies - kinetic chain release and massage

My adventure with massage started when, just out of curiosity, I took an Introduction to Massage Course in the School of Holistic Therapy, in Edinburgh at the end of 2015. To my big surprise, at the end of the course the principal tutor asked me if I’d like to take a Diploma course in Holistic Therapeutic Massage, since she liked the way I worked. I was able to start straight away, and what a great 10 months they were. I loved it, always looking forward till the next course weekend. I learned a lot of massage pain-relieving techniques (including myofascial release, neuromuscular techniques and stretching) as well as lots of anatomy, physiology and pathology. I also learnt a great deal about myself and the importance of listening and recognising not only physical but also emotional state of people we work with. If I had never got to work doing massage I would always be grateful for the opportunity to do this course. My only regret is that I didn’t do it earlier. It would have helped me a lot in difficult times which preceded my massage adventure. That was only the beginning. After taking my final exams, Simonetta, the principal tutor, offered me a job of a Teaching Assistant in her school and I’ve been working for her ever since. The more I learnt, the more I realised how much more there is to know. Hence my next step was Advanced Myofascial Release – in the same school. I find working with fascia (a connective tissue) really enjoyable. This kind of work is incredibly effective, not only on a physical but also an emotional level, and it’s definitely the kind of work I want to specialise in.

vm furnishing

Victoria teaches traditional and modern upholstery skills, restoration and upcycling on your own furniture.  The Spey St teaching studio offers six dedicated workbenches with a full set of upholstery tools, airline with staple gun and an area to store your project.   Learn how to strip down, repair/refinish frame and woodwork, re-web, replace seat pad traditionally with coir and horsehair or modern foams, apply fabric and finish off with braid, piping or studs.  There are four 8 week courses per year and monthly weekend drop in sessions available to book on the website. Victoria is a member of the Association of Master Upholsterers and the Fine Furniture Guild.