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Course Overview

This course will teach you how to get the best from free software which will allow you to develop a wide range of digital skills through a range of fun and enjoyable practical projects.
Create your own posters, calendars, greeting cards and newsletters.
Learn the art of creating your own digital content: graphics, animations, Gifs, and movies.
Create your own digital portfolio.

Additional Costs

Contact adultlearningquery@cardiff.gov.uk for more info

What should I bring to the first lesson?

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Eligibility:

Those who are not currently in education, training or employment and are in receipt of state benefits or support (excluding state retirement pension). those aged 50 plus who are not in full-time employment.

- To allow us to provide equal opportunities for all eligible learners, please refrain from enrolling on more that three Learning For Work courses at this time. -

Learner Note

This course is designed for adults with an experience of mental health issues.

This course is designed for adults with a learning difficulty.

Start Date

17/04/2024

End Date

19/06/2024

Start Time

13:00

End Time

15:00

Hours Per Week

2.00

Number Of Weeks

Location

Central Library Hub

Tutor

Luke Tomkins

Cost of course - (discounts may be available)

Can Apply

Unit Category

LFW

Topic Topic Code

WORKSKILLS

Location Code

CLI

Term

23/24T3

This course is online only

Back Enrol

Online classes will be delivered using Microsoft Teams and/or Google Classrooms. You will need to set up a google account with a Gmail address so you can access Google Classrooms

Set up gmail account by clicking here

Need help?

Call the Advice line on 02920 871071 and ask for Digital Support or;

Email at adultlearningcardiff@cardiff.gov.uk or;

Visit our digital support page by clicking here

Llanover Hall Important information, please download and read before registering onto a course:

COVID-19 LEARNER PRECAUTIONS

Digital Creativity