Weekend courses

Do you enjoy feeling that you’ve made the most of your weekend? City Lit’s short weekend courses are increasingly popular and a great way to spend time exploring a new or favourite subject, from jewellery-making and screenwriting to singing and aromatherapy. And being based in Covent Garden means that you can follow your course with some shopping, dinner or a show. Your weekend starts here.

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3D animation using Maya: introduction

An introduction to using this industry-standard 3D and animation software.

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Date: 30 May 10 - 6 Jun 10
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A basic introduction to digital photography

You will learn about shutter speed, aperture controls and more. Explore photo composition, lighting and indoor/outdoor work. The application Photoshop Elements will help take your pictures further.

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Date: 13 Jun 10 - 20 Jun 10
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A collaborative approach to support: raising Deaf awareness and co-working strategies

Improve your skills in working alongside interpreters, communication support workers, note-takers and tutors in class. Prepare for deaf awareness sessions, discuss ongoing deaf awareness issues, and learn techniques for co-working with CSWs and interpreters.

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Date: Various dates
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A first photography course

Ideal if you thought you might like to learn about photography but do not want to make a commitment to a longer course. It will help you make decisions about buying equipment and guide you to taking better photographs.

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Date: Various dates
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A new direction for the Andes

Radicalism in the countries liberated by Simon Bolivar (Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia) has caught the collective imagination. What is today's 'Boliviarian revolution': threatening or a source of hope? Are there links with Britain?

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Date: 5 Jun 10
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A taste of 18th century literature

Spend a Sunday sampling the fiction, prose and poetry of the 18th century in its historical and cultural contexts. Includes texts by Swift, Pope, Dr Johnson and newly discovered women writers.

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Date: 7 Mar 10
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A taste of anthropology

What is anthropology all about? At this introductory session you will look at the aspects different societies have in common and focus on some particular cultures and customs.

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Date: 19 Jun 10
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A taste of creative writing

An opportunity to find out what creative writing is all about. If you sometimes want to express yourself on paper, but need help in getting started, why not come along and give this a try?

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Date: 17 Apr 10
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A taste of film: directors

Hawkes, Capra (director of the New Deal), John Ford and others created formulae so good that we study them as the confident 'auteurs' of cinema's classical period. We will differentiate between their styles and genres.

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Date: 15 May 10
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A taste of philosophy

Have you ever wondered what philosophy is? What philosophers talk about? Can they tell you the meaning of life or is it just jargon and navel-gazing? Why not come along and find out?

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Date: 19 Jun 10
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