878 Educators providing Courses in London

upholstery bureau

Small classes for learning modern and traditional upholstery skills with an experienced and qualified uholstery tutor.  Based in a lovely studio workshop in Brentford, class size is maximum of 5 students, courses are 5 and 10 weeks, through term time, with extra sessions and times in July and August.  Students bring their own project, fabric and trimming. 

tse qigong centre - central london classes

porcelain art studio - china painting classes

MARISA D'APRANO

cowriebirth - south east london hypnobirthing & antenatal classes

Hypnobirthing antenatal classes | Cowriebirth | England Hypnobirthing antenatal classes, postnatal support and 3 step rewind. Group and private classes - online and in-person in South East London. Enjoy your pregnancy and prepare to give birth to your baby with Cowriebirth.

edmonton cricket club

Edmonton Cricket Club home page Cricket club in North London, Edmonton with top class facilities and catering for adults and youth cricket

here and now kid ltd. yoga & mindfulness classes

lingoclass - learn chinese / japanese / korean / cantonese in london

We are London's number one school for learning Chinese, Japanese and Korean. Our language lessons are all designed to help students communicate quickly and effectively and we tailor our approach to your individual needs. Group courses and private language lessons are available online during the lockdown period and face-to-face lessons will resume once it's over. Find out more about our lockdown policy below.

schools of kung fu essex - loughton (kids only classes)

Omni Martial Arts School Essex Essex-based Wing Chun Fu School. Classes for all ages 4 yrs upwards. Book your 30 days' worth of FREE training TODAY!

learn to swim_adult one to one & two to one swimming classes

Adult swimming Classes | Learn to Swim | London Learn to Swim at Fitness First Cottons, London Bridge, Tooley Street, SE1 2QN

the super sparrow

I’m Lilly, the designer maker behind The Super Sparrow ceramics. I played around with clay a bit on and off as a child and again during a couple evening sculpture courses while working as a cardiac nurse. Eventually, I got the courage to follow my heart and apply to art school, a bit later than most, and eventually finished up with a First Class Honours Degree in Fine Art from Central Saint Martins. I’m not being dramatic when I say it changed my life. It reminded me of how important it is to do something you love and to have fun doing it. I run my small business while still working part time as a nurse but am hoping to be able to do this more full time in the years to come.