8 Educators providing Lace courses in Manchester

ruth at karumo

Welcome to Karumo – I can introduce you to a number of creative textile skills. My passion is to inspire others to “have a go” and experience the joy and fun of playing / making with textiles Take a look at my gallery of work, and details of workshops… i look forward to inspiring and encouraging you in your creative journey Creative machine embroidery Knitting, Crochet Weaving Bobbin Lace Needle Felting Basic sewing & dress making; patchwork General crafts eg card making

the music place

See here for the COVID-19 safety measures we have in place. The Music Place is for all people who wish to get involved in music. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced musician, there is something on offer for you. We are an educational centre devoted to teaching music in an inspirational way. Our fantastic teaching staff and friendly environment mean we’re the perfect place to learn an instrument. There are lots of performance opportunities throughout the year, as well as Music Place bands, instrumental groups and choirs to get involved with.

htr outplacement

For 20+ years we have helped thousands of individuals secure new roles or go self-employed, most within three months. Our support is 'hands-on', writing from scratch a CV or amending it to optimise impact. We help prepare for interviews, advise on job hunting, LinkedIn etc

european placement network ltd - manchester office

Since its creation in 2011, European Placement Network has become a dynamic presence in the field of mobility. Over the years, it has established itself as a trusted and eminent organisation and today is proud to be a partner with organisations from France, Belgium, Spain, Norway, Switzerland and Martinique.

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the proud place

The Proud Trust is an LGBT+ organisation that supports LGBT+ young people through youth groups, peer support, mentoring programs and the Proud Connections chat service. We can trace our roots back to the 1970’s and the Gay Youth Group that met in Manchester, initially in Waterloo Place, and from 1988, the Sidney Street purpose-built Gay Centre. LGBTYNW logo The organisation became a Company Limited by Guarantee in 2005, after extensive consultation with LGBT+ young people and youth workers across the north-west of England. At the time, the organisation was known as LGBT Youth North West and set about addressing three main aims: Find out more about the Rainbow Flag Award, supporting you to take a whole-organisation approach to positive LGBT+ inclusion.

curated place

We work with the traditional spaces of venues and institutions, alongside delivering work outside of traditional spaces, using culture as an economic and social driver. Maximising the impact of creative practice and technologies to create place from space and to engage audiences long term. We have successfully delivered projects globally for commercial developers and private clients, and worked with municipal, commercial and governmental agencies alongside the communities where our work is realised

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