Ballroom Dance This is an introduction to Ballroom Dancing with emphasis on style and rhythm. You will learn dances like the Waltz, Tango, Cha Cha Cha, Jive and Rumba. Entry requirements: Everyone is welcome, from absolute beginners to those with some experience and those who wish to refresh their skills. Start date: End date: Day: Time:


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These courses on pages 16-22 are funded through the Learning Trust and are for people aged 19 or over. The enrolment details are different to those for other courses in this guide.


How to enrol (for courses on pages 14-21) You can enrol for courses starting in September: 1 9 July-13 August 2010 by telephone on 020 7613 9492 (full fee payers only) or in person at the Shoreditch Campus, Monday-Friday 9:30am-4pm. You can also enrol in person during our main enrolment: check www.hackney.ac.uk for full enrolment details. For courses that start after Septemer 2010, please call us to enrol.


Don’t worry if you miss the start date, just turn up at the class to see if there are places. For classes at sites other than the Shoreditch Campus, at the first class at the venue. Reduced fees are for people who are in receipt of means tested benefit. Please bring evidence when you come to enrol. The reduced fee is only available for two courses per term. Full fee is payable after that. For some classes, there is a materials fee payable at class.


Term dates Autumn Term 20 September 2010 – 4 December 2010 Spring Term10 January – 25 March 2011 Summer Term 26 April – 8 July 2011


Venues Hackney Caribbean Elderly Organisation (HCEO) 39 Leswin Road, N16 Hackney Muslim Women’s Council (HMWC) 101 Clapton Common, E5 Jewish Women’s Centre, 19 Northfield Road, N16 5RL Schonfeld Square, Fradel Lodge, 1 Schonfeld Square, N16 Sebright, Haggerston Park, Queensbridge Road, London, E2 8NP


21-Sep-10 30-Nov-10 Tue 6:30-8:30pm BCDA6755.0.a 11-Jan-11 22-Mar-11 Tue 6:30-8:30pm BCDA6755.0.b 26-Apr-11 5-Jul-11 Tue 6:30-8:30pm BCDA6755.0.c Weeks: 10 Fee: £95 Reduced fee: £18 (£40 for over 65)


Cake Decorating (Sugar Flower Making) You can learn a variety of techniques to make sugar flowers to decorate cakes; including lilies, roses, carnations, orchids and foliage. There is an additional £16 fee for ingredients. Entry requirements:The course is designed for people who have basic knowledge and techniques of how to make sugar flowers. Beginners are welcome. Start date: End date: Day: Time: 6-Nov-10 4-Dec-10


Code: Sat 10am-2:30pm BCDA61678.0.a


26-Feb-11 26-Mar-11 Sat 10am-2:30pm BCDA61678.0.b 11-Jun-11 9-Jul-11 Sat 10am-2:30pm BCDA61678.0.c Weeks: 5 Fee: £95


No reduced fees


Cake Decorating Beginners You will learn cake decorating skills and how to make flowers and other fancy decorations. There is an additional £16 fee for ingredients, payable at first lesson. You will need your own icing pump/bag, nozzles and apron after week 1. Entry requirements: This course is designed for people who have done some cake decorating at home, absolute beginners, and those who have done it previously and would like to refresh their skills Start date: End date: Day: Time: 23-Sep-10 2-Dec-10 Thu 7-9pm 13-Jan-11 24-Mar-11 Thu 7-9pm 28-Apr-11 7-Jul-11 Thu 7-9pm


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BCDA61046.0.a BCDA61046.0.b BCDA61046.0.c


Weeks: 10 Fee: £95 Reduced fee: £18


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All courses, dates and fees are subject to change. Courses may be cancelled without prior notice as a result of funding changes or low demand. If you are in receipt of a means tested benefit there is no tuition fee on some courses, but you will need to pay a College resource fee and your exam fee. We have tried to make the information in this guide accurate but some details were still being confirmed at time of print so some of the information will change. To avoid disappointment, please confirm course availability and costs before enrolling at www.hackney.ac.uk or 020 7613 9123.


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