Starts Dates:
Day: Mondays
Times: 13.00-15.30
Duration: 10 weeks
Each term learners create pottery based on nature, culture and diversity awareness. We use Air Dry Clay and teach coiling and smoothing, pinching and the use of templates. Learners have created African and Aboriginal pieces and taken part in sustainability projects, creating colourful coral reef frames, while learning about global warming. Classes are customised to suit the creative ability of learners. You will learn to maintain houseplants, re-pot and propagate succulents and other beneficial plants and vegetables, all while learning about the health benefits of plants, the environment, biodiversity and recycling.
This Supported Learning course is aimed at learners with mild to moderate learning difficulties and or disabilities, aged 25 and over. No previous knowledge or qualifications are required. You will need an interview before enrolment can take place to ensure your needs can be met and supported appropriately for you to succeed. Please refer to contact information below.
Assessment takes place in many ways and using a variety of fun and entertaining methods including having your work and creations put on display. You will be assessed throughout the stages of your projects and you will share your thoughts about your growing skills and knowledge with your teachers.
Before you enrol you need to come and meet our team, so we can assess your needs and ensure we have the right support in place for you. To book a meeting, please call 020 7258 4752 or email learnerservices@wmcollege.ac.uk
Financial
WM College is able to provide financial support for course fees, you may be eligible based on prior qualifications, if you are on a low income or benefits. For more information and to find out if you are eligible, view our Fees & Finance page or contact the Learner Services team via Live Chat or on 020 7255 4700.
Learning Support
Teachers are supported to ensure their materials are inclusive to meet all learners needs. Provision of assistive equipment is available and access support can be provided through reasonable adjustments, subject to an assessment by the ALS team and/or the Disability Officer. Digital Learning support is available in the Learning Centre at our Camden site. Careers advice and guidance is also available to all learners.