Eastleigh College's Adult Enrichment Programme offers a range of part-time learning opportunities for adult learners with mild to moderate learning difficulties/disabilities. Courses include cookery, music, art, dance and drama and are designed to meet the individual needs of the students, who learn in small groups led by experienced tutors.
Courses that start in the autumn term are held at the College’s main campus; these run for approximately 30 weeks. We also offer a range of shorter five-week courses for those wishing to try different things. For more information, please contact the Adult and Community Learning Team on 023 8091 1270, or via acl@eastleigh.ac.uk.
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Part-Time Leisure
This hands on course will allow you to create your own pieces of art based on local historical landmarks.…
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Have fun and increase your confidence when using technology. You will learn: - How to use the internet…
Part-Time Leisure
You will learn all the skills you need to prepare every day, family favourite meals for yourself and…
Part-Time Leisure
Whilst listening to different styles of music, you will be taught dance moves and exercises that will…
Part-Time Leisure
As you work through the musical alphabet, you will learn about different styles of music and explore…
Part-Time Leisure
This hands on course will let you experiment with different materials, techniques and colours. You'll…
Part-Time Leisure
You will learn all the skills you need to prepare healthy meals for yourself and your friends and family…
Part-Time Leisure
You will learn how to plant seeds and seedlings and to nurture and care for them as they grow. You will…
Last night Eastleigh Collegecelebrated another successful year with an exciting Annual Awards ceremony. College students, staff, governors and representatives from industry gathered together at Eastleigh’s premier venue, the Concorde Club, to celebrate the exceptional achievements of students and staff over the past twelve months.
In a sector which is disproportionately led by males, Chief Executive and Principal of Eastleigh College, Dr Jan Edrich, recently chaired the Women’s Leadership Network (WLN) Annual Conference, speaking of her own journey to senior leadership, and to inspire the leaders of tomorrow.