96 Educators providing Courses in Glasgow

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Caricature | Neil G Smith Art | East Kilbride Art, Cartoons and Caricatures by Artist Neil G Smith. You can hire me for any Event like Weddings, Birthdays and many more.

chesworth martial art school for taekwondo

1st Month of Training Free plus a Free Training Suit if You Decide to Stay. Learn the martial art of Taekwondo and practical self-defence. Our Airdrie based classes will inspire you with renewed confidence and improved fitness.

scottish artists union

SCOTTISH ARTISTS UNION DELIVERS A PROGRAMME OF WORKSHOPS, COURSES AND EVENTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. Our Learning Programme creates opportunities for all visual artists, craft makers and art workers in Scotland to undertake training to improve their sector skills, address the barriers to freelance work, and participate fully as workers within the sector. All of our bespoke workshops and courses are free and created in direct response to our members’ needs; delivering specialist events on a variety of topics across Scotland and across disciplines. The union considers work-based learning as a crucial and critical intervention into the structure of freelance work; acknowledging its material conditions in order to organise around issues.

white cart community arts

Art classes This is our last week at White Cart Studio. Art classes will continue at The Wynd Centre, Paisley, Tues and Thurs 10.00 - 12.00 from March 7th. White Cart Studio and White Cart Community Arts will relocate to Studio 101a, Old Embroidery Mill, Paisley, PA1 1TJ. A new website will follow soon. White Cart Communty Arts We run a programme of art activities for care homes, day centres and community groups across Renfrewshire. Clients include Braemount Care Home, Darnley Court Care Home, Millview Care Home, Adams House, Westerfield Care Centre, Hillside View Care Home, Lancefield Care Home, Craigielea Care Centre, Stanely Park Care Home and Johnstone, Falcon, Ralston and Renfrew Day Centres. Community Arts Manager: Iain Richardson Community Arts worker: Jane McTaggart

cycling at glasgow school of art

GSA Sustainability works within the Glasgow School of Art’s curriculum and estate on issues of social and environmental justice. We support students to question their practice, to question why things are done the way they are, and to offer future solutions and inspiration to create a more positive, innovative society, and a safer and better planet. GSA Sustainability is administered by the Sustainability in Action Group. As an official GSA working group, SiAG also advises and is available to assist any professional service or discipline within the School. GSA Sustainability is supported by its full-time Sustainability Coordinator John Thorne 0141 353 4652

the glasgow school of art - highlands and islands

The Bachelor of Architecture programme leads to an Ordinary or Honours degree and to exemption from Part 1 of the Examination in Architecture of the ARB/ RIBA at the end of Year 3 full-time study or Year 4 part-time study. The full-time mode takes a minimum of three years for the Ordinary degree and four years for the Honours degree. Full-time students normally undertake a year of practical training in an approved architect's office between Years 3 and 4. First year students have the opportunity to work with students from across the range of disciplines delivered at GSA through two collaborative courses - details here. BArch is also available as a part-time mode which takes a minimum of four years for the Ordinary degree. Students undertaking this part-time mode must be employed in an approved architect's office. Applications to the part-time mode should be made directly to the school.

jemima's wildcraft workshops

In our Wild Craft workshops we introduce people of all ages to the ancient practice of creating with nature itself. We learn what is bountiful in our natural environment in each season, and work in response to them. We integrate elements of foraging, bushcraft and ancestral skills with intuition, art and play. In an afternoon participants will be educated on local plants and wild foods. We will make snacks with them over a fire, taste tea’s, build shelters and experiment with natural inks, paints and dyes.

the art of enterprise

West College Scotland is modern, ambitious and innovative. Created on 1 August 2013 by the merger of Clydebank College, Reid Kerr College in Paisley and James Watt College in Greenock, the College has 21,500 students and 1,200 staff, making it one of the biggest educational institutions in the country. This large scale allows us to provide greater choice to students, better facilities and enhanced services. Listen to what our students say:

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lisa cunningham art and yoga