ADULT COMMUNITY LEARNING
The community learning team offers short courses in a wide variety of areas such as arts and craft, food and cooking, wellbeing and courses for parents. Most importantly our courses are friendly, welcoming and there is no pressure to work towards a qualification.
Eligible students must complete a self-declaration form (either online or on paper) before starting the course to verify their eligibility for the tuition fee waiver.
The college reserves the right to request additional documentation to verify eligibility. Students who are not eligible for a full tuition fee waiver are required to contribute to the fees of the course.
Tel: 030 300 38212
Email: community.info@escg.ac.uk
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We are partnered with a number of organisations and charities in the East Sussex area to support adults with low qualifications, mental health challenges, or any other needs to move forward in their lives.
We organise a suite of courses of which we welcome referrals for adults who would like to participate. We can also arrange bespoke courses for organisations supporting adults in the community, ranging from one-off workshops to 10-week courses.
Please get in touch if you would like to know more!
In 2016/17 over 23,000 learners took part in a study looking at the effects of community learning on their mental health. The study found that taking part in short courses had a positive effect on the wellbeing of people and East Sussex College continues to provide these short courses to adults in our community.
Click here to read the full report on the Community Learning Mental Health Project and watch a short animation about the study below.