16 Educators providing Courses in Glasgow

south lanarkshire leisure and culture (hq)

the pyramid at anderston

Our vision is for The Pyramid to play a key role in a thriving, well-connected neighbourhood. Our aims are: Advancing citizenship and community development. Advancing the arts, heritage and culture. Preventing and relieving poverty. Reducing isolation, improving wellbeing, developing confidence and bringing together people from all backgrounds.

kenny wallace

Kenny Wallace | Online & F2F Leadership Training, Coaching & Consulting for Performance: Strategy | People: Culture | Process: Operating Model | Leadership Training, Coaching & Business Consulting | Glasgow Kenny Wallace | Online & F2F leadership training, coaching & consulting for Performance: Build the right strategy, People: Build the right culture, Process: Build the right operating model. Learn more...

ricefield arts

Ricefield Arts and Cultural Centre is at the forefront in the exploration of Chinese arts and culture in Scotland by delivering arts and crafts workshops, organising cultural events, producing exhibitions, and creating various arts development and community engagement projects. We have an excellent reputation for leading the field as an arts and cultural organisation in Scotland which functions to serve schools, community organisations, public institutions, arts audiences, the Chinese and diverse communities in Scotland.

goethe-institut glasgow

The Goethe-Institut, Germany’s cultural institute, operates worldwide, promoting knowledge of the German language abroad and fostering international cultural collaborations. Our cultural and educational programmes offer an opportunity to engage with themes and questions relevant to contemporary German culture and society. Faced with the challenges of globalisation, we aim to strengthen intercultural dialogue and a global civil society. There are currently 158 Goethe-Institut branches operating in 98 countries around the world. Combining our cross-cultural expertise with the experiences of our local partners, we support and collaborate with cultural institutions and artists, universities and schools, local authorities and businesses with an interest in Germany and its language and culture. With our networks and collaborations we also address and promote the European idea, a shared European cultural space and diversity. In the UK, we have institutes in London and in Glasgow. The Goethe-Institut London has been operating in South Kensington since 1962, the Goethe-Institut Glasgow opened in 1973.

wee play

Glasgow Life is a charitable organisation. Our mission is to inspire the city’s citizens and visitors to lead richer and more active lives through culture, sport and learning.

glasgow libraries coderdojos

Glasgow Life is a charitable organisation. Our mission is to inspire the city’s citizens and visitors to lead richer and more active lives through culture, sport and learning.

abhinaya glasgow

bhinaya Dance academy is an art school that teaches South Indian traditional Dance style known as Bharathanatyam. ADA was established in 2004, at Glasgow by Smt Esther Sunija Binu. Sunija, (as dearly called by all), aspires to provide the highest quality of dance instruction for students of ALL ages and different ethnic origin. Since its inception ADA is deeply responsible for the spread and nourishment of South Indian culture in Scotland. The academy heads the responsibility in collaborating South Indian Art Forms in accordance with the nativity of the place.

awestruck academy

Awestruck Academy is Scotland’s most exciting creative centre. Founding member Allan Rutherford believes that people of all ages and backgrounds should have ready access to music and art based opportunities. Allan feels passionately that each of us has a unique voice to contribute and that we learn best from each other when we feel free to be our creative and playful selves. ‘Growing confidence to share the songs we write and the art we make is essential to our wellbeing and our sense of connection with our culture and with each other’, says Allan. There have been many changes since the initial adventure of starting up the Academy in 2017; a new professional management team is helping to keep the good ship Awestruck afloat as we navigate the uncharted waters of lockdown.

glasgow zine library

Glasgow Zine Library is a community archive and zine library based in Govanhill, Glasgow, established in 2018. We have a growing international collection of over 1000 zines (self-published magazines). GZL also hosts a blended online/offline programme of workshops, professional and artistic development opportunities, community meals, film screenings, discussion groups, reading groups, children’s arts and crafts, social clubs, heritage activities and more. All of our events are either free or pay-what-you-can. We also programme Glasgow Zine Fest, an annual celebration of zine culture, now in its 9th year.