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Offers free adult learning courses in community learning venues across the borough for people over 19. Some classes are for particular groups such as older people, parents and carers, ESOL learners or people with learning disabilities. Some of the courses are intended as first steps…

This partnership is for providers of learning opportunities for adults in the borough, including colleges, community centres, voluntary organisations, museums, libraries and galleries. It aims to allow the sharing of information about provision, to encourage collaborative work to develop between providers and sectors and to…

Alexandra Centre is a new provision in Camden for young people aged 16-25 with profound and multiple learning difficulties or severe learning difficulties, some of whom have complex autism and/or physical difficulties. Each student has an entirely personalised curriculum, based on their needs and the…

Part-time higher education courses for adults, taught mostly in the evenings.

City Lit offer part time courses for adults in subjects covering, art, music, drama, languages, computing, counselling, humanities, health and movement, speech therapy, teacher training and care work as well as courses for deaf adults and students with learning disabilities. Advice and guidance service Mon-Fri…

Education courses for deaf adults (for example: English, maths, computing, driving test theory, BSL, lipreading) as well as a wide range of other courses relating to deafness and deaf issues, including courses for people training to work with deaf learners (for example: communication support work;…

Offers careers and education information, advice and guidance. Drop-in service for brief enquiries including possible financial support for City Lit courses, appointments available with qualified advisors for in-depth advice. Specialist adviser available for deaf adults using BSL. Receives funding from the National Careers Service to…

Offers expert careers information, advice and guidance to help young people plan their future careers and education pathways. Careers and connexions advisers are working within schools and in the the community where the advice and support is aimed at young people who are not in…

The Leighton Education Project is a Camden-based specialist education provider for young adults aged 16-25 with SEND. With a maximum of 20 students each year, we offer a truly person-centred approach to young people taking their next steps towards independence and adulthood. Our courses are…

Local branch of national academic institution offering home-based study. Meetings with tutors and teaching sessions are held in Camden at other educational venues.