Courses in London & Online

This is a fast-track course to help you hone and prepare your short stories for submission to magazines and publishers.

Celebrate strong women for International Women's Day with this inclusive one-off session on how to create your own, powerful fictional women.

Learn what makes environmental writing sing and how to write an article or blog post, from research to editing.

Dig into the past to craft historical fiction that speaks vividly to contemporary readers. From Hilary Mantel to C.J. Sansom, learn techniques writers use to turn historical record into compelling fiction.

A good screenplay starts with a good story but it also needs structure, good characters and interesting twists. This is a course for writers who have an idea they think is ready to go. We’ll look at the best ways to grab the viewers’ attention from the off, and at the end of the course you’ll get a chance to pitch your ideas.

Learning how to handle money is very important in life. It doesn't matter how old you are - it's always a good time to get better at it. During this course you will explore different ways of managing your money so you can reach your goals, deal with unexpected stuff, and feel good about having enough money. We'll make it fun and interesting to learn about money. By the end, you'll understand why having a budget is important, how to keep track of what you spend, be ready for bills, and even plan for big things like a holiday or buying a home.

This course is free for learners who have not achieved a GCSE grade C (4) and higher in Maths. For more information Click here

Develop your lipreading skills and strategies for face-to-face communication and keep up-to-date with relevant equipment and services. This course is suitable if you have completed improvers module 1 and 2.







This course will be taught in spoken English and not in sign language.

The music history book club meets towards the end of each term to discuss novels and biographies with musical themes and references relevant to the music history programme.

The music history book club meets towards the end of each term to discuss novels and biographies with musical themes and references relevant to the music history programme.

Continue learning Korean on this lively online course. Suitable if you have completed Korean beginners: module 1+2 or equivalent.