morley college summer course guide

2011SUMMER CoURSE gUidE

We have put together an exciting programme of courses this Summer. If you are looking to try something new, explore your creativity or just brush up on your skills then Morley is just the place for you!

EnquIrIES: 020 7450 1889

[email protected]

DATES:Summer courses run from Monday 18 July – Friday 5 August 2011

COnTEnTS:Why Morley? 02Facilities 03

Courses 04Art, Design & Fashion 06Community Learning 21Dance 23Drama 26Exercise 27Health 28Humanities 31Languages 33Music 34Skills for life 41

How to enrol 43 Index 44How to find us 45

Please find the Enrolment Form attached in the middle of the course guide between pages 22–23.

2011 SuMMEr COurSES | WELCOME TO MOrLEY

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MOrLEYI am very pleased to launch our Summer school programme for 2011. We have put together an exciting range of courses to keep you active, creative and stimulated over the Summer. Whatever your reasons are for learning, there is something for everyone at Morley.

Our highly skilled tutors, fantastic facilities and great location, close to the cafes, shops and cultural highlights of the Southbank, have helped us to attract thousands of students to study with us, for well over a hundred years.

We hope to welcome you soon.

Ela PiotrowskaPrincipal

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At Morley we believe in learning for life – not just for the duration of your life, but for the quality of your life too. Come and see us and find out how we can help you on your journey.

LOCATIOn, LOCATIOn, LOCATIOn!We are an adult education college located near Waterloo in Central London, within close proximity to the heart of London’s cultural Southbank. We have been operating since 1889 and have a long history and experience of offering adult education to Londoners.

WHY MOrLEY?

SOMETHIng FOr EvErYOnEWe offer a wide range of full and part time courses for adults, starting from beginner level right through to advanced. In the Summer programme there are a wide variety of short courses for you to choose from including: art, fashion & design to humanities, health, exercise, languages and all of the performing arts: dance, drama and music.

WE SET A HIgH BArOur aim is to provide our students with a stimulating and supportive environment in which to learn. We do this by listening to the needs of our students, ensuring that our courses are up to date, and our tutors are well trained teachers as well as experienced practitioners.

A COMMunITY PErSPECTIvEWe thrive on being a strong part of the community. This summer school also offers classes in local venues in Lambeth and Southwark.

PErFOrMAnCES AnD EXHIBITIOnSDuring Summer school you’ll get the opportunity to see students put their learning into practice during performances and admire the artistic talent in the gallery’s exhibitions. What is available to our students doesn’t end once they leave the classroom.

MEET SOME nEW PEOPLE The social side to life at Morley is why we welcome back some familiar faces every year. We have various clubs and societies that students can join, depending on their area of interest, and an active student representative body.

FACILITIES

ArT, DESIgn & FASHIOnWe have dedicated art & design studios for our painting, print making, fashion, ceramics, sculpture and jewellery courses. Students can paint, carve, mould, design, throw and finish with all the right specialist equipment on hand.

We have also recently installed a digital design studio complete with new MACs for students.

DAnCEOur dance studios are ‘sprung floor’ and equipped with floor to ceiling mirrors so our students can see how to perfect their routines.

MuSICOur new music recording studio has state of the art equipment for recording, editing, mixing and mastering tracks.

LIBrArYWe have a fully stocked library with a range of books, music scores, periodicals, newspapers, CDs, DvDs and language cassettes for students use.

uHLCursula Hyde Learning Centre (uHLC) is a drop-in facility with free access to computers and the internet for students.

We want to ensure that students who attend Morley have classrooms, studios and workspaces that are fit for purpose and will help enhance their learning experience.

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dance

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drama

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Exercise

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Community Learning

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Languages

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Skills for Life

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Health

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Music

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Humanities

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Whether sharpening your work skills or just having some fun, our Summer courses offer something interesting for everyone!

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ArT HISTOrY

Art History: In Search of the Picturesque

Code Start date Days Times Sessions Fees (£)

SAH002A 27 July Wed 10:30–16:00 2 81 (49)

Picturesque theory inspired movements in painting and drawing, while also influencing garden design, architecture, sculpture, literature and tourism. Explore the history of the picturesque examining its key period from 1780 to 1830 and consider why it continues to be a significant concept in art and cultural practice today. Tutor: Fay Hoolahan

Collecting for the Nation – the Origins of the National Gallery


SRS001A 2 August Tue 11:00–16:00 1 36 (22)

This study day considers the establishment of the National gallery, England’s foremost collection of western art. Concentrating on the work of its first director, Sir Charles Eastlake, you will look at the gallery’s early history and the acquisition of works like Uccello’s Battle of San Romano. in the afternoon you will visit the National gallery and its free display ‘Art for the Nation’. Tutor: Kathleen Mclauchlan

ArT TASTEr

3 Day Art Taster


STA001A 25 July Mon/Tue/Wed 10:00–16:00 3 135 (81)

Explore a range of 2d and 3d media under the guidance of professional artist tutors from sculpture, printmaking and painting. You will be introduced to research, using a combination of drawing, photography and found materials, followed by a contextual studies session exploring relevant contemporary art practice. You will have the opportunity to explore a range of creative techniques in sculpture, printmaking and painting. on the last day you will put on a mini display of your week’s work and take part in a group critique. Tutors: Julian Wild, Michelle Avison

BOOKBInDIng

Introduction to Bookbinding


SBB003A 18 July Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri 11:00–16:00 5 180 (108)

Learn the basics of bookbinding including; the binding of single sheets and folded sections, producing covers, varied decoration and lettering. You will learn through practical exercises, supported by visual aids and handouts. All materials and equipment supplied. Tutor: David Mills

CErAMICS

Ceramics Continuation: Raku


SRA001A 25 July Mon 10:00–16:30 2 99 (59)

Fri 10:00–17:00

The Raku process involves rapid firing and subsequent cooling in sawdust, producing some beautiful glaze effects. You will learn glazing on the first day and firing techniques on the second. open to existing ceramics students who have made work during their classes at Morley. Tutor: Jill Crowley

Ceramics for Beginners


SiC003A 20 July Wed 18:00–21:00 1 54 (32)

An opportunity to explore new techniques and expand your artistic vocabulary. You will experiment with different methods of making and decorating and make a jug or vase. Tutor: Alex Huber

Contact 020 7450 1934 or [email protected]

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Ceramics: Raku


SRK002A 18 July Mon/Tue/Thu 17:00–21:00 5 198 (119)

Sat 10:00–17:00

The Raku process involves rapid firing and subsequent cooling in sawdust producing some beautiful glaze effects. Covers making, glazing and firing techniques. Not suitable for beginners. Tutor: Annette Welch

Ceramics: Throwing and Turning


SiC004A 18 July Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri 10:00–16:00 5 225 (135)

improve your throwing and turning skills to achieve a more professional standard and finish. Being able to centre clay will be an advantage. Note: selected work will be bisque fired ready for collection in the Autumn term. Tutor: Duncan Hooson

Introducing Ceramics


SiC005A 23 July Sat 10:00–16:00 1 45 (27)

Explore new techniques and media to expand your artistic vocabulary. Use a range of approaches to design and make a tile, plate or dish, trying out different methods of decoration and surface texture. Tutor: Alex Huber

DIgITAL DESIgn

Adobe Photoshop Level 1


SPS001A 18 July Mon/Tue/Wed 10:00–16:00 3 135 (81)

An introduction to the creative possibilities of Photoshop using basic image manipulation tools to improve existing digital images and create original work. Tutor: rosemary Muntus

Joomla


Sdg003A 18 July Mon 18:00–21:00 3 81 (49)

Joomla is a very popular free available content management systems (CMS) that is easy to use and ideal for creating websites. Learn how to use Joomla for creating professional and commercial websites. With Joomla anyone can build and run a website. Tutor: Alex Milazzo

Digital Design: WordPress


Sdg004A 19 July Tue 18:00–21:00 3 81 (49)

WordPress is free easy to use software that will enable you to design an impressive blog(s) in minutes. Find out how to create a blog, set up a web domain and a WordPress account, managing content, install plug-ins and general administration. Students are expected to possess basic computer skills. Tutor: Alex Milazzo

Digital Design: Online Marketing


Sdg007A 20 July Wed 18:00–21:00 3 81 (49)

Explore the possibilities and limitations of online marketing. For hobbyists and professionals who would like to learn techniques and methods used to get more exposure and increase sales. An ideal introduction to reaching a wider audience to promote your business. Students should possess basic computer skills. Tutor: Mindy Lo

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Digital Design: Creating Email Newsletters


Sdg009A 21 July Thu 18:00–21:00 3 81 (49)

Email newsletters help businesses to promote services and attract costumers in a cost effective way. Find out how to plan, design and distribute email newsletters successfully. No prior knowledge of online marketing is required but students should possess basic computer skills. Tutor: Chakib Labidi

Photo Library: How to Sell your Images Online


Sdg005A 21 July Thu 10:00–13:00 3 81 (49)

Find out how to use online photo libraries to sale your photographs and illustrations successfully. Learn which photos sell best and how to choose appropriate distribution models including royalty free photos and rights managed. Tutor: Alex Milazzo

Digital Design: eBay Business


Sdg008A 22 July Fri 10:00–13:00 3 81 (49)

Understand how to start a successful eBay business, as a way of acquiring extra income or as a full time job. in this step by step course you will cover basic principles including account setup, calculating charges, payment method and listing details. Students should possess basic computer skills. Tutor: Mindy Lo

Digital Design: Online Advertisement with Adobe Flash


Sdg010A 22 July Fri 18:00–21:00 3 81 (49)

in this course we will investigate methods used to create professional banners, skyscrapers, MPUÆs and other popular online advertisement formats. You will learn how to plan, design and publish your advertisement project, while considering industry standards and best practices. This course is aimed at students who have a basic understanding of Adobe Flash. Tutor: Chakib Labidi

Digital Design: How to Optimise Images for the Web


Sdg006A 23 July Sat 10:00–16:00 2 135 (81)

Photoshop for the web is aimed at designers, bloggers, artists, photographer or anyone who is interested in sharing images online. You will learn how to prepare images for the web by using appropriate image optimisation settings and formats. We will be looking at best practice when building interfaces and simple animations. Suitable for students who have a basic understanding of Adobe Photoshop. Tutor: Alex Milazzo

The Actionscript Crash Course


Sdg011A 24 July Sun 10:00–16:00 2 90 (54)

Actionscript is a powerful object oriented programming language that is used in conjunction with Adobe Flash, to create captivating interactive applications. Learn the basic principles of Actionscript 3.0 and concepts such as animating and controlling timelines and objects with the mouse/keyboard. Tutor: Chakib Labidi

Adobe Illustrator Level 1


Sdg001A 25 July Mon/Tue/Wed 10:00–16:00 3 135 (81)

An introduction to digital illustration. Suitable for students who already possess a reasonable understanding of how to use a computer. Tutor: rosemary Muntus

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Digital Publishing Level 1


Sdg002A 1 August Mon/Tue/Wed 10:00–16:00 3 135 (81)

An introduction to professional publishing. You will develop your practical knowledge of core Adobe in design tools and features, how to create layouts for a range of promotional material such as flyers, brochures and newsletter. Students should possess basic computer skills. Tutor: Alex Milazzo

FASHIOn

Fashion: An Introduction to the Sewing Machine


SFA001A 18 July Mon 10:00–16:00 1 45 (27)

SFA016A 19 July Tue 10:00–16:00 1 45 (27)

Learn how to set up a sewing machine correctly, to solve problems and to use a range of presser feet and available stitches to produce a variety of samples. Suitable for beginners or if you need to develop confidence with the machine. Tutor: Jean Mumford

Ethical Fashion: New Knits from Old


SFA014A 18 July Mon/Tue 18:00–21:00 4 108 (65)

Recycle your worn out sweaters into unique fashion pieces by felting, cutting and stitching. get creative, learn new skills and create a whole new wardrobe of designer knits. No previous experience is necessary. Tutor: Emma Allen

Fashion: Customise Your Flip-Flops


SFA019A 20 July Wed 10:00–16:00 1 45 (27)

The simple flip-flop is now the must have footwear fashion accessory. Learn how to turn a simple pair into stunning individual expressions of your own fashion style by using a variety of materials and trimmings. You will be taught the skills and techniques required to create your very own works of art to wear on your feet. No previous experience is necessary. Tutor: rositta Priestley

Fashion: T-shirts and Technology: Electronic Fashion


SFA018A 20 July Wed 18:00–21:00 2 54 (32)

The fusion of fashion and technology is increasing in clubs, music videos and fashion shows. You will be introduced to basic electronics and clothes making skills to enable you to create wearable art. Basic sewing machine skills are necessary but no previous experience of electronics is required. Tutor: Mark Amura

Fashion: Recycle your Clothes


SFA002A 21 July Thu/Fri 10:00–16:00 2 90 (54)

Recycling clothes is not only environmentally sound and economical, it can also be creatively rewarding and fun. Learn pattern cutting and clothes making techniques as you remodel and alter out of date clothes and vintage pieces. Basic sewing skills are required. Tutor: Linda Powell

Fashion: Working with Stretch Fabrics


SFA006A 30 July Sat/Sun 10:00–16:00 2 90 (54)

Stretch fabrics are so much part of fashion that pattern cutters need to know how to assess their gauge and how this impacts on the block itself. You will learn how to adapt your block, draft a simple pattern, toile the garment and use appropriate finishing techniques. Suitable for intermediate/advanced level students who have their own bodice block. Tutor: vanda Finney

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Fashion: Summer Wrap Skirt


SFA021A 28 July Thu/Fri 10:00–16:00 2 90 (54)

Liven up your summer wardrobe with our simple but flattering skirt. Learn the basic skills of garment production, adjust the pattern, cut the fabric and make the skirt in this two day course. Basic sewing machine skills are required. Tutor: gillian Maskelyne

Pattern Cutting: An Introduction


SPC001A 27 July Wed 10:00–16:00 1 45 (27)

Learn about the tools, methods and terminology of flat pattern cutting as you produce a circle skirt pattern to your own measurements. Suitable for anyone with an interest in making patterns for clothes. No previous experience is required. Tutor: Linda Powell

Pattern Cutting: Inspired by Japan


SFA017A 23 July Sat/Sun 10:00–16:00 2 90 (54)

inspired by the Barbican gallery’s exhibition and Tomoko Nakamichi’s ‘Pattern Magic’ push the traditional boundaries of flat pattern cutting, to create fascinating and unexpected shapes that will develop your skills and add new dimensions to your garments. Suitable for intermediate/advanced level students. Tutor: Morisola Omotoso

Carve Your Own Hat Block


SHB001A 18 July Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu 10:00–16:00 4 180 (108)

Learn how to carve your own original shapes for blocking felt and straw hats: in the round and realise a shape from the inside of a block using simple tools. This course will allow you to explore and experiment with original and traditional designs. No previous experience is required. Tutor: Jane Smith

Fashion: The Cocktail Hat


SFA012A 21 July Thu/Fri 18:00–21:00 4 108 (65)

This course will focus on the couture aspects of making and trimming this elegant type of hat, drawing inspiration from the years 1930 to 1950. You will design your own hat shapes, make the patterns and construct and trim them to perfection. only basic sewing skills are required. Tutor: Isabelle Mazzitelli

Fashion: Hats from Recycled Materials


SFA015A 25 July Mon/Tue 10:00–16:00 2 90 (54)

Challenge your creativity by recycling second-hand or discarded materials and transforming them into fantastic headwear. You will learn a variety of hat making and millinery techniques, whilst creating exciting new headwear. Basic sewing skills required. Tutor: Karen Shannon

Fashion: Gladrags to Handbags: Recycle your Wardrobe into High Fashion Bags


SFA020A 30 July Sat/Sun 10:00–16:00 2 90 (54)

Turn clothes that have outstayed their welcome into desirable designer bags. Exercise your creativity while learning a range of techniques, which you can use to make gorgeous additions to your wardrobe. Basic sewing machine skills are required. Tutor: Monisola Omotoso

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Fashion Drawing: An Introduction


SFA007A 23 July Sat 10:00–16:00 1 45 (27)

The fundamentals of fashion drawing and presentation. You will gain practical experience of the fashion figure, templates, layouts, fabrics and the materials used to create drawings that can express your ideas. No previous experience is required. Tutor: giuseppe gallo

Fashion Design for Fun


SFA013A 24 July Sun 10:00–16:00 1 45 (27)

For anyone who loves clothes. You’ll learn the practical skills of creating and presenting your ideas using collage, drawing and fabric to produce fun ideas for a capsule collection. Suitable for all levels. Tutor: giuseppe gallo

FILM MAKIng

Creative Video


SFV005A 18 July Mon 18:00–21:00 3 81 (49)

A practical introduction to creative approaches to video making including: planning, storyboarding, shooting and editing. Learn the basics of making a short film, and explore key techniques in exercises and a short production project. Tutor: Fay Hoolahan

Video Editing with Adobe Premiere


SFV006A 18 July Mon 14:00–17:00 3 81 (49)

Learn the basics of non-linear video editing using Premiere Pro software. You will be able to develop skills and explore the use of post production techniques through workshops and practical exercises. Tutor: Fay Hoolahan

Plasticine Animation


SFV001A 19 July Tue 10:00–16:00 3 135 (81)

An introduction to the basic skills necessary for creating dimensional animation using plasticine. Using computer software and digital cameras you will learn how to create your own animation, and learn first hand the secrets of timing, movement and working successfully with modelling clays. No experience necessary, although experience with computer software, digital cameras or animation will always be useful. Tutor: John Horabin

Puppet Animation


SFV002A 20 July Wed 10:00–16:00 3 135 (81)

Learn the basic skills for creating puppet animation, using computer software and digital cameras. Explore this traditional craft form of animation using puppets you create and bring to life. No experience necessary although experience with computer software, digital cameras or animation would be useful. Tutor: John Horabin

Paper Animation


SFV003A 21 July Thu 10:00–16:00 3 135 (81)

A two day course that will teach the art of cut out 2d paper animation-using computer software and digital cameras. Create simple worlds using coloured paper and card, then bring them to life to create short animated sequences. This form of animation is quick to learn, but limitless in its potential. No experience is necessary, although experience with computer software, digital cameras or animation would be useful. Tutor: John Horabin

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Introduction to Adobe After Effects


SFV004A 22 July Fri 10:00–16:00 3 135 (81)

Use this advanced compositing and animation program to manipulate and play with video, moving images and digital animation. Adobe After Effects is the most widely used software for compositing and manipulation of video in the industry. Explore the manipulation of text, graphics, video and animation within a virtual 3d project. Any experience of Adobe Photoshop, illustrator or similar Adobe products will be highly advantageous. Tutor: John Horabin

InTErIOr DESIgn

Interior Design: Design your own Room Schemes


Sid001A 4 August Thu/Fri 10:00–16:00 2 90 (54)

A beginner’s course if you want to learn the basics of designing an interior space using your own inspiration and research. Tutor: Kim Couling

JEWELLErY

Jewellery: Beginners


SJE008A 18 July Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri 18:00–21:00 5 135 (81)


An introduction into the exciting processes and techniques of jewellery making. Working with precious and base metals you will have the opportunity to make several pieces of jewellery. Tutor: Helen Smith

Jewellery: Granulation, Reticulation and Fusing



Learn how to recycle and reuse scrap silver, tapping into the eco-jewellery zeitgeist. Explore several methods of granulation including torch and kiln-formed granules for the creation of regular and irregular shaped silver granules. You will complete several projects. Suitable for all levels. Tutor: Paul Wells

Jewellery: Keum-Boo Technique


SJE012A 23 July Sat/Sun 10:00–16:00 2 90 (54)

Keum-Boo is an ancient Korean technique which allows pure gold foil to be fused onto silver. With gold prices at an all time high this is an invaluable technique of introducing gold into your work without the cost. Make two or three pieces of jewellery incorporating Keum-Boo and texturing techniques. Suitable for all levels. Tutor: Annette O’Sullivan

An Introduction to Jewellery Making


SJE005A 25 July Mon/Tue/Wed 10:00–16:00 3 135 (81)

An exciting introduction into the art of jewellery making using precious and base metals. You will cover skills such as saw piercing, filing, soldering and polishing with the aim of creating at least three beautifully finished pieces of jewellery. Tutor: Frieda Munro

Jewellery: Stringing, Threading and Knotting


SJE004A 30 July Sat 10:00–16:00 1 45 (27)

Learn the essential skills of stringing and knotting using a variety of threads and finishing off techniques, with the use of gimp and catches to teach you all you need to know to create the perfect strung piece of jewellery. Basic materials provided although you may want to bring some special stones or beads. Tutor: Amina Kaufmann

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Resin and Acrylic Jewellery


SJE011A 1 August Mon/Tue/Wed 10:00–16:00 3 135 (81)

Explore working with resins and acrylics. This three day practical course will guide you through making moulds for resin jewellery, texturing and forming acrylics and how to finish your pieces to a professional standard. Suitable for all levels. Tutor: Anastasia Young

Jewellery: Creative Casting


SJE015A 4 August Thu/Fri 10:00–17:00 2 90 (54)

Learn how to make pieces of jewellery using sand and cuttlefish casting techniques, ideal for small studio jewellery production. Using found objects, models and hand crafted pieces learn how to reproduce these in silver using these methods. You will learn how to finish castings to a professional standard and will produce several pieces of jewellery. Students are expected to provide their own silver. Suitable for all levels. Tutor: Felicity Denby

Jewellery: Experimental Enamelling


SJE014A 28 July Thu/Fri 10:00–17:00 2 108 (65)

An introduction to experimental enamelling techniques including wet process enamels, stencils and scrofitto. Explore the brilliance of colour that enamel can introduce to jewellery with a mark making theme. Suitable for all levels. Tutor: Jessica Turrell

PAInTIng AnD DrAWIng

Painting: Exploring Colour


SPP009A 18 July Mon 18:00–21:00 3 81 (49)

An introduction to using colour in painting. Learn about mixing colour and creating variations of tone, hue and saturation. Experiment with colour dynamics and effects within your own practical project work. Suitable for all levels. Materials provided. Tutor: Sarita Agar

The Natural Way to Draw


Sdd005A 18 July Mon/Tue/Wed 10:00–16:00 3 135 (81)

An adventure exploring space and the human form; to draw like you have never drawn before. Experience drawing without light and shade, drawing what you know and what you feel, not just what you see. This unique way of drawing is ‘the natural way to draw’ and Morley is one of the few places where you can learn it. Tutor: Denzil Forrester

Drawn Out


Sdd006A 19 July Tue 18:00–21:00 2 54 (32)

A course celebrating two long summer evenings, drawing along the South Bank of the River Thames. There will be an opportunity to work in a variety of media. open to all levels, including beginners. drawing materials provided. Tutor: gwenda Jones

Drawing is Seeing


Sdd002A 20 July Wed 18:00–21:00 2 90 (54)

An introduction to drawing using simple exercises to explore different approaches. You will work directly from observation using a variety of materials and subject matter. Tutor: gwenda Jones

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Painting: The Three Night Life Pose


SLP001A 20 July Wed 18:00–21:00 3 81 (49)

Experiment with composition, technique and colour as you build on your painting ability and complete one large life painting in oils, acrylics or watercolour. Tutor: Suzan Swale

Painting and Drawing the Natural Environment


SPP002A 21 July Thu/Fri 10:00–15:00 2 72 (43)

Paint and draw in the natural environment, from more traditional landscapes to close ups of plants and insects. This course will take place in ‘Roots and Shoots’, a natural urban oasis near Morley. Expert advice and some basic materials will be supplied. open to all levels. Tutor: Luke Jones

Painting to Music


SPP010A 21 July Thu 18:00–21:00 3 81 (49)

Many artists from Kandinsky and Mondrian to Klee and Riley, have been fascinated by the possible relationships between music and painting. You will explore the approaches to painting to music and have the opportunity to respond in a visual, expressive and gestural way to sound, melody and rhythm. Suitable for all levels. Materials provided. Tutor: Sarita Agar

Experimental Portrait Drawing from the Model for Beginners


Sdd004A 22 July Fri 10:00–16:00 2 90 (54)

investigate both experimental and formal techniques of portrait drawing using a variety of drawing media. You will be introduced to the basic skills of observation of form and structure using diverse techniques. Materials provided. Tutor: gillian Melling

Oranges and Lemons: Eco-friendly Oil Painting


SPP008A 23 July Sat 10:00–16:00 1 45 (27)

An introduction to exploring colour, form and composition using oil paint. Special emphasis will be given to safer and less toxic methods of using oil paints and eco-friendly materials. Suitable for all levels. Materials provided. Tutor: rebecca Allen

Dressed to Draw


Sdd007A 25 July Mon 10:00–16:00 2 90 (54)

draw from the clothed model, starting with the ‘swagger portrait’ of the early 20th Century and leading up to the street and catwalk fashions of the 21st Century. open to all levels, including beginners. drawing materials provided. Tutor: gwenda Jones

Painting: Setting the Scene


SPP011A 25 July Mon/Tue/Wed 10:00–16:00 3 135 (81)

Try your hand at painting on a large scale, using simple, direct techniques suitable for stage scenery and interior murals. Learn how to paint different textures such as stone, fabrics and foliage to make a big impression. Tutor: Steve Wright

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Oil Painting


SoL001A 26 July Tue 12:00–15:00 2 54 (27)

Learn the basic principles of painting in oil: mixing colours, mediums and surfaces to paint on. You will make one or two paintings, using the urban environment or your own ideas as subject matter. Suitable for all levels. Tutor: Luke Jones

Abstract Painting


SAB001A 27 July Wed 10:00–16:00 2 90 (54)

A practical introduction to exploring abstract painting through approaches, techniques and materials. You will also have the opportunity to respond creatively to a range of source material including music, text, objects and images. Tutor: Sarita Agar

Paint your Pet


SPP012A 31 July Sun 10:00–16:00 1 45 (27)

Learn how to turn photographs or drawings of your pets into original animal portraits. This practical course will help you explore backgrounds, tone, texture and expression. Suitable for all levels Tutor: Steve Wright

Painting: Islamic Manuscript Illumination


SPP006A 1 August Mon/Tue 10:00–16:00 2 90 (54)

A practical introduction to the art of islamic manuscript illumination. Learn traditional painting and gilding techniques and develop skills in the geometric and floral designs that were used to adorn illuminated pages. You will also be introduced to the historical and stylistic context of this exquisite craft. Tutor: Ayesha gamiet

PHOTOgrAPHY

A Practical Introduction to Digital SLR Camera and Social Documentary Photograph (Level 1+)


SdP016A 18 July Mon 10:00–16:00 3 135 (81)

Find out more about dSLR cameras and photography. You’ll be introduced to the practical skills needed in order to produce a photo story, using the specific photographic techniques of documentary photography, capturing details and creating a narrative or dramatic sequence. Tutor: Lydia Evans

Photoshop Elements for Photographers


SdP013A 19 July Tue 10:00–16:00 3 135 (81)

if you have completed a course in camera operation find out how to use the computer to enhance your images. Basic computer skills necessary. Tutor: Paul Kemp

Contemporary Photographic Portraiture


SdP017A 20 July Wed 10:00–16:00 3 135 (81)

develop your digital SLR camera techniques and photographic skills whilst exploring the various styles and approaches to photographic portraiture. Practical exercises will help you look at the work of others and analyse the historical development and the changing purpose of photographic portraiture. You will be given practical briefs to experiment with the techniques used by professional photographers to take portraits, covering composition, depth of field, working with available light, using reflectors and props. Tutor: Lydia Evans

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Photography: Lightroom 3


SdP012A 21 July Thu 10:00–16:00 3 135 (81)

Learn photo management and image editing digital workflow using Adobe Lightroom the powerful editing toolkit software for professional and enthusiast photographers. This course will help you understand how you can streamline your computer workflow, spend more time taking pictures and produce great images. Basic computer skills necessary. Tutor: Paul Kemp

Photographic Web Presence


SdP014A 22 July Fri 14:00–17:00 3 81 (49)

investigate how to create a web presence for your photographic images, using Flickr and other photo sharing websites to your best advantage. Learn how to produce web galleries, a specifically designed photo blog or even develop your own gallery website. Tutor: Paul Kemp

Beginners’ Digital SLR Photography


SdP006A 22 July Fri 18:00–21:00 3 81 (49)

get the most out of your digital single lens reflex (SLR) camera. Through demonstrations and hands on sessions you will learn how to use the settings and functions of your cameras while practising taking digital photographs. Tutor: Paul Kemp

Photographic Styling: Level 1


SdP018A 22 July Fri 10:00–16:00 3 135 (81)

An introduction to photographic styling using a digital SLR camera. Experiment with the techniques used by professional photographers to take photographs, covering composition, choosing different focal length lenses, depth of field, how to capture specific details, working with available light, using reflectors and measuring light. Tutor: Lydia Evans

Photography: Digital SLR Intensive


SdP007A 31 July Sun 10:00–16:00 1 45 (27)

An intensive one day workshop to help you develop confidence and gain vital knowledge and technique, to get the most out of your equipment. Through demonstrations and hands on sessions you’ll learn how to use the settings and functions of your camera, while practicing taking digital photographs. Tutor: Paul Kemp

Photography: An Introduction to Studio Lighting


SdP015A 30 July Sat 10:00–17:00 1 45 (27)

An introduction to the use of Studio Flash lighting to produce portraits and still life images. Explore the equipment needed and its use, with time for you to practice different techniques and lighting set ups. A digital SLR camera will be required. Tutor: Paul Kemp

PrInTMAKIng

Printmaking: Print and the Human Figure


SPM005A 18 July Mon/Tue/Wed 10:00–16:00 3 135 (81)

draw directly from the model to make fresh and exciting images in a wide range of printmaking techniques. Each day you will have an opportunity to draw from the figure in the morning and spend time making plates and printing in the afternoon. Suitable for both new and experienced printmakers. Tutor: Michelle Avison

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PrInTMAKIng (COnTInuED)

Japanese Woodblock Printing


SSL005A 21 July Thu/Fri 10:00–16:00 2 99 (59)

An introduction to traditional Japanese woodblock printing. The tutor is the renowned artist/printmaker Rebecca Salter, who is a specialist in this historically rich and infinitely subtle printmaking medium. The fee includes basic materials. Tutor: rebecca Salter

Printmaking: Taking a Print for a Walk


SPM008A 25 July Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri 18:00–21:00 5 135 (81)

Combine the facilities and techniques of the print studio with a spontaneous, exploratory approach to image-making. Aiming to amass a collection of printed works that are location snapshots or ‘postcards’ you will gather source imagery au plein air, responding directly to the outside environment, then bring your findings to the print workshop. No previous experience of printmaking techniques is required. Tutor: Louise Clarke

Photo Lithography


SSL001A 26 July Tue/Wed 10:00–16:00 2 90 (54)

You will be introduced to the medium of offset photo lithography using both drawn and photographic imagery. Some experience in general printmaking techniques will be useful. Tutor: gwenda Jones

Relief Printmaking


SPM007A 28 July Thu/Fri 10:00–16:00 2 90 (54)

Experiment with cutting, shaping and combining materials such as lino and wood, collograph and found materials for relief printmaking. You will explore composition, markmaking and printing in colour. No experience necessary. Tutor: gwenda Jones

Printmaking: Aquatint


SPM002A 1 August Mon/Tue/Wed 10:00–16:00 3 135 (81)

Explore the possibilities of making tonal images in aquatint. You’ll discover the excitement of images without lines, creating images with fine and coarse aquatints, spit bite and sugarlift to realise the full potential of black and white. Some experience in etching would be helpful. Tutor: Mark Balakjian

Printmaking: Drypoint


SPM006A 4 August Thu/Fri 10:00–16:00 2 90 (54)

drypoint is one of the simplest intaglio printmaking techniques, requiring no chemicals or processing. You will make lots of exciting plates using different materials, printing them in different ways both in monochrome and colour. Suitable for beginners and advanced learners, who are keen to take their love of drawing and image making into printmaking. Tutor: Brian McKenzie

SCuLPTurE

Making Sculpture from Fabric


SSC004A 18 July Mon 18:30–21:30 3 81 (49)

Come and create sculptures from fabric or yarns. Learn basic sewing and knitting techniques, how to create structure from soft materials and how sculptures can be stuffed or supported. This course encourages you to be experimental in your use of materials and techniques. Suitable for all levels. Tutor: gwendolyn rowlands

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Life Drawing for Sculptors


SSC016A 19 July Tue 18:00–21:00 2 54 (32)

Using the life model allows you to explore the importance of drawing to the sculptor, using bold medias and approaches, the figure as statue or dancer/the still monument or the moving figure. For those who want a sculptor’s approach, rather than a painters. Tutor: Stephen Duncan

Painted Card Construction from Life


SSC017A 21 July Thu 18:00–21:00 2 54 (32)

An introduction to explore the making and painting of free-standing figure sculptures from paper and card, working from a life model. Suitable for all levels. Tutor: Stephen Duncan

Sculpture: Construction Techniques


SSC018A 23 July Sat 10:00–16:00 1 45 (27)

An introduction to sculptural construction techniques and materials from wood through to plastics, plaster and metal. The emphasis of this course is to investigate techniques that don’t require large machinery. Tutor: Julian Wild

Paper Sculpture: Taster


SSC014A 25 July Mon 10:00–16:00 1 45 (27)

Paper is a versatile material used by sculptors. in this course you will look at the work of paper sculptors, explore different ways of using paper and create a small sculpture. Tutor: Alexandra Harley

Wax Life Sculpture


SSC019A 26 July Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri 10:00–16:00 4 180 (108)

A four day intensive course for beginners or more experienced students to study the anatomy of the human form through direct modelling in wax with a life model. The finished sculpture produced will stand as a work of art or can be taken to a foundry. Tutor: Shelley Wilson

Model Making for Larger Work


SSC020A 1 August Mon 10:00–16:00 1 45 (27)

Use card, wood, wire and found materials and explore creative ways to make scale models, to represent your ideas for larger sculptures. Tutor: victoria rance

Drawing into Sculpture


SSC021A 2 August Tue/Wed 10:00–16:00 2 90 (54)

An exciting course where you will develop a 3 dimensional sculpture from a series of drawings, both observed and imagined. A variety of materials will be used: paper, card, found objects and adhesives. Suitable for all levels. Tutor: gwenda Jones

Wearable Sculpture


SSC022A 4 August Thu/Fri 10:00–16:00 2 90 (54)

Explore the boundaries between sculpture, fashion and jewellery. You will make expressive and contemporary sculptures, especially for the body, and use a wide variety of conventional and unconventional materials in your work. Tutor: victoria rance

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TEXTILES

Textiles: Crochet


STE015A 18 July Mon/Tue 10:00–16:00 2 90 (54)

You will begin by learning all of the basic crochet stitches and from these a wide variety of constructions, from squares and motifs to more ambitious patterns and shapes can be learned and mastered. Some yarns will be available for practicing and making samples. Suitable for beginners or those with some experience. Tutor: Penny Boylan

Soft Textile Basketry


STE011A 18 July Mon/Tue/Wed 10:00–16:00 3 135 (81)

Working with colourful soft materials (threads, yarns, strings, wires, monfilament, raffia, fleece etc) you will learn the techniques of twining (woven) and coiling (stitched) design and make baskets or sculptural forms. You will also explore texture, pattern and surface decoration. Tutor: Polly Pollock

Textiles: Brioche Knitting


STE012A 21 July Thu/Fri 10:00–16:00 2 90 (54)

Try your hand at Brioche knitting, an unusual way of making stitches by hand. Brioche is a type of stitch similar to a tuck stitch – but as a rib, two colour fisherman’s rib is also a possibility. Tutor: Carlo volpi

Textiles: A Quilt in Two Days


STE010A 21 July Thu/Fri 10:30–16:00 2 81 (49)

Create a small bed quilt, using fast piecing techniques made with a sewing machine. Suitable for beginners, although if possible students should know how to use a sewing machine. Tutor: Kaye Telford

Machine Knitting: Experiment with Swatch Making



An introduction to the creative possibilities of machine knitting. Learn a variety of techniques, try out different yarns, create experimental samples, and explore the possible applications of machine-knitted fabric in fashion, accessories and art. Suitable for beginners. Tutor: Anna Diamantopoulos

Textiles: The Sumptuous Stitch



An introduction to creative hand embroidery. Learn all the basic stitches and explore variations through colour, marks, yarns and surfaces. Traditional and experimental materials and techniques including trapunto, bondaweb transfers, heatshrink tyvek, applique, melted and burned techniques will be offered. Suitable for all levels. Tutor: Deborah Brown

Beginners’ Silk-Screen Printing


STE007A 28 July Thu/Fri 10:00–16:30 2 99 (59)

This course covers making a screen and printing with it on prepared cloth, using pencil stencils and pigment pastes. Photo silk screen is also taught and can be combined with ‘open’ screens, creating coloured layers with transparent inks. Tutor: Marian Lynch

Advanced Silk Screen Print Workshop


SAP001A 18 July Mon/Tue/Wed 10:00–17:00 3 162 (97)

if you are an experienced textile printer you will have the opportunity to use a well equipped, specialist studio to work on personal projects, with tutor expertise and support. Tutor: Marian Lynch

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Textiles: Indigo Dyeing Workshop


STE009A 28 July Thu 10:30–16:00 1 41 (25)

Learn to dye with indigo using some basic Shibori and resist techniques. Suitable for beginners and more experienced students. Tutor: Kaye Telford

Textile Jewellery


STE016A 29 July Fri 10:00–16:00 1 45 (27)

Make original soft jewellery to wear or as gifts. Choose to work with print, hand or machine stitch or a combination of all three. Suitable for beginners and all levels. Tutor: Deborah Brown

Textiles: Bonding Papers and Cloth


STE013A 1 August Mon/Tue 10:00–16:30 2 99 (59)

Learn how imagery on paper can be integrated into sheer fabric, creating a complex layered surface in highly individual and unique pieces. Some areas of paper are retained, others removed, resulting in a play between opacity and transparency. Tutor: Marian Lynch

Textiles: A Complete Fabrication


STE008A 1 August Mon/Tue/Wed 10:00–16:00 3 135 (81)

An introduction to 3d constructed textiles, using the wide variety of yarns and materials available. Learn; hand and machine stitched multiples and 3d cloth techniques, woven and stitched paper textiles, knotting, netting and hand knitting, layering and lamination, stitched and bonded techniques and silk fibre and dry felting. optional textile museum project. For beginners or experienced students. Tutor: Deborah Brown

Textile Narrative Containers


STE014A 3 August Wed/Thu 10:00–16:00 2 90 (54)

develop ideas around the concept of a container as a metaphor for a person’s inner and outer world. Working with a variety of processes you will explore both sides of the container. Bring personal items such as old clothes, pictures and letters to be included in your work. Tutor: Frederica Dalla vecchia

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COMMunITY LEArnIng

EngLISH LAnguAgE

Not only English but a Taste of Crafts and Clothesmaking


SCL002A 19 July Tue/Wed/Thu 10:00–12:30 6 15

Enjoy using your creativity and practise your English at the same time. You will be introduced to a range of craft skills such as fabric printing, embroidery and sewing. There will be a chance to practise speaking, listening, reading and writing and to make a simple item of clothing.

JOB PrEPArATIOn

CVs and applications that get you an Interview


SCL005A 20 July Wed 10:00–12:30 2 15

What are the rules of the game, how can i get employers to shortlist me? Find out the do’s and don’ts of writing personal statements and CVs and discuss different strategies that can improve your chances of getting work.

How to Knock Them for Six at Interviews


SCL004A 18 July Mon 10:00–12:30 3 15

improve your confidence and presentation skills for interviews. This course will help you overcome nerves and provide you with strategies to project your strengths in the most positive way.

LEArnIng SuPPOrT

Everything you ever wanted to know about dyslexia but were afraid to ask…


SCL007A 18 July Mon 12:30–15:00 2 15

What is dyslexia? How does it feel to be dyslexic in a non-dyslexic world? This course will discuss dyslexia from the perspective of dyslexic learners and investigate strategies that can help dyslexic people overcome some of the barriers they face.

Supporting someone with a Learning Difficulty


SCL009A 20 July Wed 12:30–15:00 2 15

if you are supporting someone with a learning difficulty or disability come to this workshop, run by an experienced learning support tutor, and share your experience, discuss ideas and strategies.

rETurn TO LEArnIng

Getting a Qualification in Childcare


SCL003A 19 July Tue 12:30–15:00 2 15

An opportunity to find out about routes into childcare and training opportunities. You will find out about courses that Morley and other providers offer, assess whether you have the skills and level of knowledge to apply, and get advice and guidance on what to do next.

Is College the place for me?


SCL011A 19 July Tue/Thu 10:00–12:30 2 15

do you want to continue studying but feel that college may not be the place for you? Come and discover what a college for adults can offer you – not only interesting courses but a good library, iT facilities, a place to develop confidence and study skills, and make friends, all in a supportive environment.

Contact 020 7450 1929 or [email protected] is a flat fee of £15 for Community learning courses. You may be able to do more than one course, subject to availability.

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Switch On – Computers for the Fearful


SCL013A 19 July Tue/Fri 12:30–15:00 4 15

Think computers aren’t for you? Learn how to get started and improve your confidence with the support of experienced and patient tutors.

Train your Brain


SCL012A 22 July Fri 10:00–12:30 2 15

improve your memory, improve your concentration. This fun and interactive workshop will help you find out what kind of learner you are and how to develop strategies to sharpen your memory and improve your ability to focus and learn.

vOLunTEErIng

Introduction to Volunteering at Morley


SCL010A 21 July Thu 12:30–15:00 2 15

Are you considering becoming a volunteer? did you know that Morley has a small volunteer scheme? Come and find out about the role of volunteers at the College and how you might contribute and gain from the scheme.


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BALLET

Ballet Summer School


SBA006A 18 July Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri 18:00–21:30 5 135 (81)

A wonderful week of finding the ballet dancer within! A technique class is followed by a session where you will learn a ballet dance, which you can perform to friends and family on Friday evening. Suitable for all levels. Tutor: vasiliki Farmaki

Ballet: An Introduction


SBA001A 30 July Sat 14:00–15:30 1 14

SBA003A 6 August Sat 14:00–15:30 1 14

Have you always wanted to learn ballet? Whatever your age you can begin to experience this wonderful style of dance. Tutor: Karen Slade-Pluck

BALLrOOM AnD LATIn AMErICAn

Ballroom: An Introduction to Ballroom & Latin American Dancing


SBE001A 30 July Sat 11:00–13:00 1 18 (14)

SBE003A 18 July Mon 11:00–13:00 1 18 (14)

Are you a fan of Strictly Come dancing? This is your chance to learn how to whirl in a waltz and charm in a cha cha. Tutor: Athina Stamou

Latin Line: An Introduction to Solo Latin Dance


SLL001A 26 July Tue 19:30–20:30 1 9

An opportunity to learn and enjoy all your favourite Latin rhythms and steps that you’ve seen on TV. No need for a partner. Tutor: Sharon Thompson

Argentinean Tango: An Introduction


SAT001A 27 July Wed 18:30–20:30 1 18 (14)

Try out basic steps and postures from this sensual 100 year old dance style. Tutor: Andrew ryser

Starting Salsa


SSA002A 30 July Sat 14:00–16:00 1 18 (14)

An introduction to the basic moves and turns of this exciting, sexy dance style from Cuba. Tutor: Homero gonzales

InTrODuCTOrY CLASSES

Jazz Dance – An Introduction


SJd001A 18 July Mon 18:30–20:00 1 14

You will be introduced to basic technique, rhythm and co-ordination of this fun and stylish dance style. Tutor: Tracy Burt

Can’t Dance Workshop


SCd001A 18 July Mon 18:30–20:30 2 36 (22)

Would you love to dance but don’t know where to start? This class will allow you to enjoy four dance styles over two weeks, in a friendly and fun atmosphere. Tutors: Hanna Sierzputowska, Homero gonzales, Winston Taylor


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Introduction to Baroque Dance


SBR001A 19 July Tue 18:30–21:30 1 27 (16)

An introduction to this beautiful style of historical dance, where you will learn some original dances from the 17th and 18th centuries. Some basic ballet experience would be an advantage. Tutor: ricardo Barros

Lindy Hop: An Introduction


SLH002A 20 July Wed 18:30–20:30 1 14

A taster session that offers you an introduction to Lindy Hop, a 1930s and 1940s partner dance. Join us and ‘swing’ to some of the best Big Band and jazz tunes. Tutor: Tony Huber

Choreographic Explorations


SCT003A 25 July Mon/Tue/Wed 18:30–21:30 3 68 (41)

Have you always wondered how dances are created? This course will let you discover how to use your own movement style to choreograph dances for yourself or for others. Tutor: vasiliki Farmaki

Jive & Rock ‘n’ Roll – An Introduction


SJR002A 25 July Mon 18:30–20:00 1 14

Come and experience ‘Roc la Style’ French Jive – Rock n Roll. Stylish and fun! Tutor: Tony Huber

Contemporary Dance: An Introduction


SCT001A 28 July Thu 18:00–19:30 1 14

Begin to learn about this expressive form of dance. Floor and standing exercises with basic travelling steps will lead to a short danced sequence. Tutor: Jewel De Kachina

MuSICAL THEATrE

‘Glee’ Weekend


SNd002A 23 July Sat/Sun 11:00–16:00 2 72 (43)

‘And that’s what you missed on glee club’ if you don’t join up for this brilliant ‘glee Club’ style weekend. Learn songs and routines and perform them to your friends and family on Sunday afternoon. Run in conjunction with the music department.

WOrLD DAnCE

Egyptian Dance: An Introduction


SEd001A 21 July Thu 18:00–19:30 1 14

An introduction to this sensual dance style based on traditional hip movements to popular and traditional music. Tutor: Anna Kemper

Flamenco Dance: An Introduction


SFL001A 21 July Thu 12:30–14:30 1 18

Catch a flavour of this vibrant dance form learning traditional steps and arm movements. Tutor: Fenella Barker


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WOrLD DAnCE (COnTInuED)

Introduction to Spanish Dance: Rumbas


SWd002A 21 July Thu 19:30–21:00 1 14

get ready for your Summer holiday in Spain with an introduction to this popular Spanish social dance. Suitable for complete beginners. Tutor: Fenella Barker

Introduction to Spanish Dance: Sevillanas


SWd003A 26 July Tue 19:30–21:00 1 14

Through footwork, steps and clapping, you will study basic Sevillanas steps and put them together into a short, simple dance sequence. Suitable for complete beginners. Tutor: Fenella Barker

An Introduction to South Asian Classical Dance: Kathak Style


SKA001A 6 August Sat 14:30–16:00 1 14

Learn a range of folk dances from the indian subcontinent and Kathak. Tutor: Sushma Mehta

Bollywood: An Introduction


SBL001A 6 August Sat 10:00–11:30 1 14

You will learn the basic steps to Bollywood dancing, which you will build into a short choreographed Bollywood sequence to film music.

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Acting Studio


SAC011A 18 July Mon 18:30–21:30 1 27 (16)

SAC012A 22 July Fri 10:30–13:30 1 27 (16)

A diversity of approaches and texts will encourage the development of your acting range with an emphasis on performance skills. Tutor: Dominic grant

Acting for Camera


SAC014A 19 July Tue/Thu 18:30–21:30 6 162 (97)

Lights, camera... then what? Learn how to develop your acting skills for film and TV. Tutor: David Pope

Acting: An Introduction


SAC009A 22 July Fri 14:00–17:00 1 27 (16)

SAC010A 29 July Fri 18:30–21:30 1 27 (16)

if you are completely new to acting, or possibly did a little, a long time ago, or if you just want to give it a try, then this course is for you. Tutor: Timothy Taylor

Acting Shakespeare


SAC013A 2 August Tue 18:30–21:30 1 27 (16)

develop your confidence in practical approaches to exploring, rehearsing and performing Shakespeare. Tutor: Sergio Leandro Amigo

PLAYWrITIng

Playwriting: What’s the Story?


SAC007A 19 July Tue 18:30–21:30 3 81 (49)

We all have a story – what’s yours? Structure and style, content and themes; what makes good drama? You will explore all of this with expert advice and guidance from a seasoned professional. Tutor: Stuart Permutt

PuBLIC SPEAKIng

Public Speaking


SAC015A 19 July Tue 18:30–21:30 1 27 (16)

SAC016A 21 July Thu 18:30–21:30 1 27 (16)

Nervous? Sweaty hands? Heart racing? Are these some of the symptoms you experience when told you have to address a meeting or conference? or, even just stand up and speak in a group? Hone your skills in the art of communication and public speaking. Tutor: Brian roy Sewell

Confidence through Acting


SAC017A 7 August Sun 10:00–16:00 1 45 (27)

Be more confident. Learn how to use acting techniques to improve your communication skills and use your voice to be more assertive. Tutor: Beverley Ann Limbrick


DrAMA

DrAMA

EXErCISE

EXErCISEDAnCE FIT

Exercise: Hoop Dance Fitness


SHd001A 19 July Tue 18:00–19:30 3 41 (25)

Hoop dance is the latest fun way to improve your fitness levels. You will learn basic hooping techniques and how to put them together in a graceful flowing movement.

Exercise: Pole Dancing for Beginners


SEE003A 19 July Tue 19:30–21:00 3 41 (25)

Learn the secrets of pole dancing and discover how super fit you can become!

Exercise: Zumba


SEE002A 21 July Thu 19:30–20:30 3 27 (16)

dance your way to fitness the Zumba way! Enjoy great music whilst you learn dance steps in a really enjoyable and fun class. Tutor: Suzy Liu

FITnESS

Exercise: Body Conditioning


SBC001A 18 July Mon 12:30–13:30 3 27 (16)

Workout sessions designed to condition your heart and lungs, tone and stretch muscles and promote relaxation, for improved energy and well-being. includes work with weights. Tutor: Antoinette O’Leary

Exercise: Body Jam


SBJ001A 20 July Wed 13:00–14:00 3 27 (16)

An aerobic and toning workout designed for you to have fun and get energised, using different dance styles combined with great music. Tutor: Antony Lewis

Exercise: Summer Fitness Course


SEE001A 20 July Wed 18:30–20:00 3 41 (25)

Enjoy a fun workout, body toning and stretching programme to help you achieve all-round fitness and a sense of well-being. Suitable for mixed abilities. Tutor: Tracey Lock

FITnESS FOr THE OvEr 50’S

Health in Retirement


SHR002A 20 July Wed 10:30–12:00 3 16 (10)

Help maintain a good range of movement and physical and mental alertness through physical exercise. Class work is adapted to daily needs and you will work within your own safe individual limits. Tutor: Suzy Mills

Exercise for the over 50’s


SoF001A 21 July Thu 10:30–12:00 3 16 (10)

Rhythmic health exercises for you to tone up and align the body, improve the figure, promote confidence and reduce stress. Tutor: Suzy Mills


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Makeup for Photography


SHE008A 18 July Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu 10:00–17:00 4 225 (135)

Learn practical make up skills from a professional make up artist, which are specific to beauty photography including colour, black & white and wedding photography. Tutor: Karen Beadle

COMPLEMEnTArY THErAPY

Aromatherapy for Complete Beginners


SHE003A 19 July Tue 10:30–16:30 1 45 (27)

Spend a day with a professional aromatherapist learning how to make a blend and give a soothing back massage. Please do not enrol for this course if you are not able to receive a massage. Tutor: Trevor England

Massage for Complete Beginners


SHE001A 20 July Wed 10:30–16:30 1 45 (27)

Effleurage and petrissage with confidence whilst learning how to give an effective back massage. Why not enrol with a partner so you can continue practising your newly learned skills together? Tutor: ron nauth

Reflexology for Complete Beginners


SHE002A 21 July Thu 10:30–16:30 1 45 (27)

Experience giving and receiving a simple reflexology treatment which you can use on family and friends. This workshop is not suitable if you are pregnant or have foot infections. Tutor: Julie quinn

Reiki for Complete Beginners


SHE007A 22 July Fri 10:30–16:30 1 45 (27)

A beginners class if you are interested in exploring this ancient technique for energy balancing. Tutor: Jo Adejimola

An Introduction to Shiatsu


SSH001A 23 July Sat 10:30–16:30 1 45 (27)

Shiatsu means ‘finger pressure’ in Japanese. Learn how to apply a variety of techniques to effect both the physical and energetic body, including pressure, stretching, rotations and gentle manipulation. Tutor: Ki Kai Centre

Understanding Chakras


SCH001A 27 July Wed 10:00–17:00 1 54 (32)

The seven Chakras can be described as energy centres in the body located at the major plexus of the nervous system. Spend a day finding out how to balance your own Chakras. Tutor: Milagros Leonicio

Introduction to Thai Massage


SoB001A 27 July Wed 10:30–16:30 1 45 (27)

Thai massage can relax and stretch muscles, stimulate energy flow and mobilise the joints. This practical introductory workshop is for qualified therapists who are considering training in this therapy. Tutor: Paul Drinkwater


HEALTH

CPD WOrKSHOPS FOr THErAPISTS

Aromatherapist Products & Clay Facials


SAR002A 25 July Mon/Tue 10:00–17:00 2 108

A two day CPd course for qualified aromatherapists. Learn the clay facial treatment and how to make a range of aromatherapy products for your clients including; bath bombs, aromatic soaps, creams, aloe vera blends, lip balms, scrubby bars and dead sea salt scrubs. This is an approved AAPA CPd course and is worth 12 credits. Tutor: Carole Preen

Advanced Indian Head Massage Workshop


SHE006A 25 July Mon 10:00–17:00 1 54

Advanced techniques for practising indian Head Massage therapists, to enhance your professional practice. Tutor: Helen Mead

Foot Reading for Reflexologists


SRE003A 28 July Thu 10:00–17:00 1 54

A popular one day course for qualified reflexologists, focusing on the physical characteristics of the feet and how these might be interpreted to inform and enhance a professional treatment. Foot reading is not a method of predicting the future, but understanding the relationship between the physical appearance of the feet and life events. An approved iFR CPd course, worth 10 credits. Tutor: Julie quinn

Introduction to Sotai


SHE005A 29 July Fri 10:00–17:00 1 54

A holistic therapy consisting of simple exercises which are useful in the treatment of musculo-skeletal complaints, injuries and disorders. An ideal complement to your practice, if you are qualified in massage or a teacher of yoga or movement therapies. Tutor: Fernando Cabo

Treating Children


SRE005A 29 July Fri 10:00–17:00 1 54

Learn how to approach the treatment of children in a primary school setting using massage, aromatherapy and reflexology and the benefits that can be achieved. Suitable for therapists who hold a professional level 3 qualification in one of these therapies. Tutor: Julie quinn

Posture – Getting to the Core of the Matter


SPE002A 29 July Fri 10:00–17:00 1 54

For movement teachers, personal trainers and therapists who want to understand why optimal posture is important and how to obtain it. Learn core stability and postural testing techniques and take away a mini toolkit of innovative exercises for your clients. Tutor: June Buckley

YOgA AnD TAI CHI qIgOng

Hatha Yoga for Complete Beginners


SHE004A 18 July Mon 18:30–20:00 3 41 (25)

Unsure if yoga is for you? This class will introduce you to some of the postures, breathing techniques and relaxation exercises of this movement therapy. Tutor: Leo Alexander

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Postural Exercise


SPE001A 18 July Mon 14:00–15:30 3 41 (25)

Learn how to improve your posture, mobility and co-ordination with these gentle floor based exercises. Through increasing your body awareness you will discover a natural ease, alignment and pleasure in everyday movement. Suitable for all ages and abilities. Tutor: Donna Malcomson

Yoga: For Back Problems


SYA003A 18 July Mon 18:00–19:30 3 41 (25)

Therapeutic yoga focusing on gentle techniques to improve posture and strengthen and support the back. Tutor: Donna Malcomson

Experimental Approaches to Meditation


SME001A 18 July Mon 19:30–21:00 3 41 (25)

An exploration of different traditions and tools that help us achieve concentration and meditation. Please wear loose, comfortable clothing. Tutor: Donna Malcomson

Tai Chi Qigong


STQ001A 20 July Wed 18:30–20:30 3 54 (42)

The exercises and techniques of this ancient oriental art are designed to help you find your centre and enable you to feel the flow of Qi or energy around the body. it aims to relieve stress and tension, increase flexibility, develop the body’s natural energy and bring relaxation into everyday activity. Tutor: Paul underwood

Yoga: All Levels


SYA002A 21 July Thu 11:00–12:30 3 41 (25)

Therapeutic yoga based on the teachings of Vanda Scaravelli. This form of Hatha Yoga aims at ‘awakening the spine’ through gentle stretching and use of Pranayama (breathing techniques). Tutor: Donna Malcomson

Teaching Yoga Workshop


STY001A 30 July Sat 11:00–16:00 1 36

Turn your passion for yoga into a career. This one day workshop is for experienced yoga practitioners who are considering teaching. The teaching is based on the yoga philosophy and ideas developed by Vanda Scaravelli. Tutor: rosamunde Jordan


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HEALTH

HuMAnITIESCOunSELLIng

The Theory & Practice of Counselling


SCg001A 19 July Tue 18:00–21:00 3 81 (49)

introducing the skills required for counselling, for general interest or as an introduction to one of our longer counselling courses. Tutor: Ian Mandleberg

FILM

French Cinema Now


SFC001A 18 July Mon/Thu 18:00–21:00 4 108 (65)

A look at the very latest films on the French screen including clips and trailers from an up-to-date range of work and screening of four contemporary works, some of which have never been released in UK cinemas. All films will be subtitled. Tutor: Jonathan Davies

HEALTH SCIEnCES

Prepare for Access – Health Sciences


SHU003A 19 July Tue/Thu 18:00–20:00 6 108 (65)

An intensive course covering the key principles and processes of human biology for those who are looking to move on to longer programmes of study in health sciences, or for those who are looking to brush up their knowledge. Tutor: Trevor England

HISTOrY

South London Revisited


SHU008A 18 July Mon 10:00–16:00 1 45 (27)

discover the history of people and places in the local area around Morley College. Tutor: Caryle Webb-Ingall

Walking into History: Georgian London


SWH001A 19 July Tue 19:00–21:00 3 54 (32)

during the 18th century London continued its relentless expansion, but life for some was brutish, nasty and short. Join us for an exploration of life in georgian London, including two walks in Bloomsbury and the City. Tutor: David Ian Bevan

Docks to Docklands


SHU007A 20 July Wed 14:00–16:00 3 54 (32)

An introduction to the history of the East London docks and their development into London’s financial centre. Tutor: Caryle Webb-Ingall

LITErATurE

The Black Voice in Literature: Maya Angelou


SHU011A 20 July Wed 18:30–20:30 1 18 (11)

Examine the work of Maya Angelou paying attention to the historical, political and cultural themes. Tutor: Catherine Boldeau

The Black Voice in Literature: Toni Morrison


SHU012A 27 July Wed 18:30–20:30 1 18 (11)

Examine the work of Toni Morrison paying attention to the historical, political and cultural themes. Tutor: Catherine Boldeau


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The Black Voice in Literature: Majorie Blackman


SHU013A 3 August Wed 18:30–20:30 1 18 (11)

Examine the work of Majorie Blackman paying attention to the historical, political and cultural themes. Tutor: Catherine Boldeau

PHILOSOPHY & ETHICS

Applied Ethics


SHU010A 18 July Mon 18:30–20:30 3 54 (32)

Apply different models of ethical thinking to specific problems e.g. euthanasia, abortion, animal rights and whether wars can ever be just. Tutor: garo Avakian

Critical Thinking


STH001A 19 July Tue 18:00–21:00 3 81 (49)

do you feel that you are being conned by unscrupulous politicians and advertisers? Learn how to analyse, defend and criticise your own and other’s arguments. A one stop shop for intellectual self defence. Tutor: garo Avakian

What is Philosophy?


SHU014A 21 July Thu 19:30–21:30 3 54 (32)

Examine and apply the methods of philosophy to some of the most fundamental questions such as; the possibility of knowledge, the nature of mind and our relationship to the world. Tutor: Jonathan McKinson

WrITIng

Memoir Writing and Life History


SRW001A 19 July Tue 13:30–15:30 3 54 (32)

get started on writing your own memoirs. A practical workshop which will introduce you to some of the techniques of this genre. Tutor: Catherine Boldeau

Writing Children’s Fiction: An Introduction


SHU001A 19 July Tue 18:00–20:00 3 54 (32)

develop your ability to write for children in this workshop format class. Tutor: Catherine Boldeau

Write Better Essays & Reports


SWB001A 19 July Tue 18:00–21:00 3 81 (49)

These workshops will work through all of the key stages of the essay writing process. An opportunity to improve your skills: for life, work or further study.

Travel Writing


STW001A 20 July Wed 10:00–13:00 3 81 (49)

A guide to approaching editors and getting your travel experiences published. Tutor: Susan grossman

Poetry: Improvers


SHU009A 21 July Thu 10:30–12:30 3 54 (32)

Further develop your writing skills and understanding of form through this workshop based class.


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CHInESE MAnDArIn

Get by in Chinese Mandarin


SCM001A 19 July Tue/Thu 18:30–21:00 6 135 (81)

You will learn how to speak simple Chinese Mandarin (enough to be useful on a visit to China), read simple Chinese texts and recognise signs in Chinese characters and write simple Chinese in Pinyin and some Chinese characters. Tutor: Jindong Adams

FrEnCH

French for Holidays


SFR006A 18 July Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu 18:30–21:00 4 90 (54)

French for Francophiles: with an emphasis on speaking, understanding and personal interaction in a holiday setting. You will have more opportunity to practise talking than writing but with a sound structure of grammar and vocabulary, as well as developing your listening skills. Tutor: Patricia robinson

French Steps


SFR004A 26 July Tue/Wed/Thu 10:30–15:00 3 108 (65)

if you have studied French before, up to gCSE level, this course will help you go back to the beginning to rediscover your speaking abilities. Tutor: valérie-noelle Monleau

ITALIAn

Viaggio Virtuale in Italia


SiT004A 19 July Tue/Thu 18:00–21:00 2 54 (32)

Learn the italian basics or revise and practise what you have learnt, in these virtual excursions: Roma e i trulli & Firenze e le cinque terre. You will discover places and describe cities; book a train ticket to ALBERoBELLo; book accommodation in a ‘trullo’; describe local countryside and villages; meet and invite people to dinner; take a ferry around CiNQUE TERRE; describe the italian coast with its pastel villages and monasteries. Suitable for beginners and intermediate. Tutor: Anna vitale

SPAnISH

Spanish Steps


SSN008A 18 July Mon/Tue/Wed 10:30–15:00 3 108 (65)

Build up your confidence to communicate in Spanish in everyday situations. Learn to speak with more accuracy about present, past and future events and expand your vocabulary. Tutor: Josep Perez-Prior

Spanish for Holidays


SSN005A 1 August Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu 18:30–21:00 4 90 (54)

This course covers the basics so you can get by in a Spanish speaking country. You will learn how to greet others, introduce yourself (formally and informally), the alphabet and numbers, talk about places, transport and everyday activities. Tutor: Josep Perez-Prior


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Composing Music for Film


SMU043A 25 July Mon 18:00–21:00 1 30 (18)

An introduction to the techniques and conventions of film music to give you the confidence and basic skills to compose your own.

guITAr

Blues Guitar


SMU025A 23 July Sat 10:00–13:00 1 30 (18)

Explore the basics of blues guitar playing and acquire simple improvisation skills in a friendly and informal hands on class. Tutor: Terriuo Chan

Flamenco Guitar


SMU027A 30 July Sat 10:00–13:00 1 30 (18)

Love Spanish culture or intrigued by flamenco? This course will teach you to create its vigorous rhythms through strumming patterns, chord changes and melodies. Tutor: Terriuo Chan

An Introduction to the Ukulele


SMU026A 31 July Sun 10:00–15:00 1 38 (23)

Learn the basic techniques of playing this fun, easy and popular instrument and find the confidence to join in ukulele sessions and orchestras. Tutor: Con O’neill

HISTOrY AnD MuSIC APPrECIATIOn

Music History in Recordings


SMU031A 28 July Thu 18:00–21:00 1 30 (18)

Examine ways in which sound recordings can be studied and interpreted to reveal the history of music’s 20th century performance. Tutor: Edward Breen

A History of Film Composition


SMU029A 24 July Sun 11:00–16:00 1 38 (23)

From the silent era to recent releases, discover the significant role of music in film over the last 100 years. Tutor: Tom Miles

Italian Opera – A La Carte


SMU054A 29 July Fri 18:30–21:30 1 30 (18)

indulge your interest in italian culture with an evening feast of food and opera, in collaboration with a local restaurant.

InTrODuCTOrY COurSES

Learn to Read Music


SMU023A 18 July Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu 18:00–20:00 4 72 (43)

Learn to read music to help you learn an instrument, sing in choirs or play in a band. Start from scratch or brush up your rusty knowledge. Tutor: Patricia Shaw


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An Introduction to Kodaly and Dalcroze


SMU010A 23 July Sat 10:00–16:00 1 45 (27)

A course for teachers, singers and instrumentalists to explore the key concepts of these renowned teaching methods. Tutor: Jacqueline vann

An Introduction to Kodaly and Dalcroze


SMU033A 24 July Sun 10:00–16:00 1 45 (27)

A course for teachers, singers, instrumentalists and dancers to continue to explore the key concepts of these renowned teaching methods. Tutor: Jacqueline vann

Learn to Sing in a Day


SLS001A 30 July Sat 11:00–16:00 1 38 (23)

Have you always wanted to sing? develop your voice and your confidence in this enjoyable one day workshop. Tutor: William Leigh Knight

Tone Deaf? No Way!


SMU028A 23 July Sat 11:00–16:00 1 38 (23)

if you believe you are tone deaf or don’t sing because you’ve been told you can’t, you can! Come along and find out how. Tutor: William Leigh Knight

KEYBOArD InSTruMEnTS

Advanced Harpsichord


SEM004A 18 July Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu 18:30–21:00 4 90 (54)

This advanced course involves discussion of techniques, interpretation of different styles of music within the early music sound-world as well as continuo playing. A knowledge of basic harpsichord skills is essential. Tutor: Paul Siweak

Introduction to Piano


SMU057A 18 July Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri 18:30–20:00 5 70 (42)

Learn basic piano technique, including 5 finger patterns and chords, simple pieces and music reading. Suitable for beginners.

Blues Piano


SMU018A 19 July Tue/Thu 19:00–21:30 4 90 (54)

Explore the basics of blues piano playing and acquire simple improvisation skills, in a friendly and informal hands on class. Tutor: Tim richards

Piano 1



Learn basic piano technique, including simple scales, chords and pieces, as well as music reading. Suitable for those with some experience.

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Music Theatre Kick-starter


SMU049A 16 July Sat 13:00–17:00 1 50 (30)

For actors, singers and dancers, keen amateurs and students. group motivation is key as you workshop numbers from a West End show.

Morley Ska Band



A feel good, fun band for those with two to three years experience on an instrument.

String Orchestra Camp


SMU046A 22 July Fri 18:30–21:00 4 140 (84)

Sat 10:00–16:00

This concentrated camp is for intermediate level players to explore rich and rewarding repertoire, from the Baroque to contemporary. Tutor: Antonia Del Mar

Summer Jazz Week


SSJ001A 25 July Mon/Tue/Thu 18:00–21:00 4 110 (66)

Sat 10:00–17:00

Morley Jazz Choir



if you enjoy jazz singing you’ll have the opportunity to sing as a group in harmony. Tutor: Laura Zakian

Glee Club Workshop


SNd002A 22 July Fri 18:30–21:00 3 110 (66)

Sat/Sun 10:00–17:00

This is the real glee club experience. An intensive workshop of singing, dancing and laughing as you put together a show stopping number, in association with the dance department.

Renaissance Dance Music


SMU032A 29 July Fri 18:00–21:00 1 40 (24)

Recreate the elegance and charm of Renaissance dance music by exploring the varied repertoire in a mixed instrumental ensemble. Tutor: William Summers

MuSIC InDuSTrY

Marketing your Music 1


SMU003A 22 July Fri 18:30–21:30 1 30 (18)

do you make music and wonder if you could make money from it? Find out about music industry roles, how to promote your music and how to protect your interests. You can sign up for all three modules or pick those that suit your needs. Module 1: roles and jobs in the music industry. Tutor: Doug gleave


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SMU004A 23 July Sat 10:00–13:00 1 30 (18)

Module 2. Copyright, deals and contracts. Tutor: Doug gleave



SMU005A 23 July Sat 14:00–17:00 1 30 (18)

Module 3. Promotion and marketing. Tutor: Shelley Parker

MuSIC TECHnOLOgY

Introduction: SuperCollider


SMU021A 17 July Sun 10:00–17:00 1 54 (32)

An introductory look at Supercollider, the audio programming environment as used by musicians, artists and scientists in contemporary practice. You will learn the basics of audio synthesis and generative music composition using SuperCollider, such as object orientated programming language, sensors and physical interfaces.

An Introduction to Pro-Tools


SMU034A 18 July Mon/Tue 18:00–21:00 2 54 (32)

gain a practical insight to what Pro Tools can offer, in our new recording studio. You’ll be able to see it in action and have all your questions answered.

Music Production: Mixdown


SMU035A 18 July Mon/Tue 18:00–21:00 2 54 (32)

A crash course in mixing your music. gain an insight into EQ, dynamic and creative effects, and learn about mixdown techniques across the spectrum of music. giving you the tools to liven up your arrangements and get that big production sound, using recorded audio and or computer based music. Bring in your own projects for diagnosis and apply the remedies you will be taught. Some knowledge of Logic, Cubase or Reason is essential.

Fast Track DJ Workshop


SdJ001A 18 July Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu 18:00–21:00 4 90 (54)

Learn the basics on how to dJ. Beatmatching, EQ levels and creative cutting will all be covered, as well as how to improve your sets and record your own mixes. Tutor: Shelley Parker

Music Production: Mastering


SMU037A 20 July Wed/Thu 18:00–21:00 2 54 (32)

A crash course in mastering your music. Continuing on from the Music Production: Mixdown course or as a stand alone course. Learn what sequence of processors to apply ‘globally’ to your final mix to add layers of depth and shine to your tracks. gain an insight into EQ and dynamic effects from a stereo compressor to a multiband compressor. Limiters – when to ‘Brick wall’, when not to. Final output levels. Headroom and some tricks to apply even after you have mastered once.

Pro-Tools Masterclass: Shortcuts


SMU036A 20 July Wed 18:00–21:00 1 30 (18)

Speed up your workflow with this masterclass in shortcuts, screensets and other tips to enhance your productivity.

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Pro-Tools Masterclass: Mixing


SMU038A 21 July Thu 18:00–21:00 1 30 (18)

do you produce music in either Pro Tools or another dAW? Want to hear your tracks being mixed on our professional system? Bring in your completed projects for a demo doctor style diagnosis and look at the capabilities of Pro Tools in our new sound treated studio.

Logic Masterclass Shortcuts


SMU040A 22 July Fri 18:00–21:00 1 30 (18)

Speed up your workflow with this masterclass in shortcuts, screensets and other tips to enhance your productivity.

Pro-Tools Masterclass: Surround


SMU039A 22 July Fri 18:00–21:00 1 30 (18)

An introductory look at surround sound mixing for film. What equipment you need, how to set up your system and an analysis of a professional film surround mix.

What Music Software?


SMU008A 23 July Sat 10:00–17:00 1 54 (32)

Are you interested in making music but do not know what software to use? This crash course will answer all your questions about what software/freeware, Mac or PC or other equipment you will need.

An Introduction to Sibelius 6



Learn to make the most of the features Sibelius 6 music notation software offers, to create scores, parts, sound files and more. Tutor: Patricia Shaw

Home Recording



A course for the absolute beginner who would like to record demo tracks or create arrangements at home but have no previous experience of recording techniques, software and hardware. Topics covered are: recording guitars and vocals, programming Midi drums and arranging and mixing a project. Tutor: Camilo Salazar

Introduction to Recording Techniques and Sound Engineering


SMU001A 27 July Wed/Thu/Fri 18:30–21:30 5 144 (86)

Sat 10:00–17:00

Sun 11:00–14:00

An introduction to practical and theoretical audio recording skills: microphone techniques, signal paths, the mixing desk and various recording media. This course will complement/prepare you for our term course. Tutor: Doug gleave

Introduction: Pure Data


SMU019A 30 July Sat 10:00–17:00 1 54 (32)

openlab + A10lab, the London based open source art and technology collective present, in association with Morley, two days of workshops exploring creation and hacking media using free software and tools. Audio, video, and graphical processing via Pure data software, the core fundamentals of Pd and how to make your own sounds quickly. Tutor: Thor Magnusson


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Sing Jazz


SMU050A 18 July Mon/Tue 18:00–21:00 2 54 (32)

An introduction to jazz vocals if you have some singing experience and a feel for jazz.

Learn Falsetto


SMU016A 22 July Fri 18:00–21:00 1 30 (18)

A fascinating introduction to singing falsetto and an overview of singing counter tenor through artists as diverse as Alfred deller and Jimmy Somerville. Tutor: Edward Breen

A Falsetto Masterclass


SMU051A 23 July Sat 11:00–16:00 1 60 (36)

A masterclass for student countertenors or experienced amateurs offering you the chance to learn from an international countertenor soloist. observation tickets will be available.

Sing Gospel Music


SMU052A 25 July Mon/Tue 18:00–21:00 2 54 (32)

Explore your potential as a gospel singer. Suitable if you have some solo or choir singing experience and a passion for gospel. Tutor: Marsha Brooks

Successful Singing Auditions


SMU053A 29 July Fri 18:00–21:00 1 45 (27)

improve your audition techniques at this workshop, as you learn how to present yourself and your song.

Singing the Story: Telling the Song


SMU015A 31 July Sun 10:00–17:00 1 54 (32)

Enhance your performance of song by reconsidering its narrative element and more purposeful awareness and application of technique: phrasing, breath control, diction and pronunciation. Tutor: Paul Webster

WInD

Playing Early Wind Instruments


SMU056A 25 July Mon 18:00–21:00 1 30 (18)

Explore the sounds of early music in the Middle Ages and Renaissance. instruments provided or bring your own. Tutor: William Summers

Recorder Consort Summer Weekend


SMU055A 30 July Sat/Sun 11:00–16:00 2 75 (45)

Join other recorder players for a fun exploration of diverse recorder music, with an emphasis on less well known and/or modern repertoire. Tutor: William Summers

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An Introduction to Irish Traditional Music



if you are keen on irish traditional music but lack the confidence to join in session playing then this course will help you gain confidence in doing so. Bring your own instrument. Tutor: Jacquelyn Hynes

Cuban and Brazilian Music and Percussion Workshop


SLW001A 18 July Mon/Tue/Wed 18:00–21:00 4 81 (49)

Sat 10:00–17:00

Come along and get hot to that Latin beat! Suitable if you are a musician with two years or more experience on your instrument. Tutor: Sara Dhillon

Samba Percussion Workshop


SAM001A 21 July Thu 18:00–21:00 1 30 (18)

Learn the rhythms of Samba through a hands on workshop where you play percussion instruments including the surdo, repinque drums and chocalho. Tutor: Sara Dhillon

Beginners Gamelan at Southbank Centre


SMU047A 24 July Sun 10:30–16:00 1 45 (27)

Learn the basic techniques and rhythmic patterns of Japanese gamelan and perform simple pieces together. This course takes place in the Southbank Centre’s own gamelan room.

An Exploration of Chinese Dance, Opera and story telling


SMU030A 27 July Wed 18:00–21:00 1 30 (18)

An exploration with sound and video recordings of the unique world of Peking opera, Chinese regional sung drama, drum songs and story telling. Tutor: Paul Bevan

African Drumming


SdU001A 29 July Fri 18:00–21:00 2 54 (32)

Sat 10:00–13:00

An introduction to the various rhythms and cross rhythms of African drum patterns.

Japanese Taiko Drumming


SMU045A 31 July Sun 10:00–16:00 1 45 (27)

get into the loud, physical and exciting drumming style that is Taiko.


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ESOL

Elementary EFL


SES008A 18 July Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri 10:00–13:00 15 400

develop your ability to deal with everyday written and spoken English at a basic level. This course covers all four language skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing.

Intermediate EFL



develop and improve your ability to communicate in English in everyday work, study and leisure situations. This course covers all four language skills: reading, writing, listening and speaking.

Advanced EFL



develop and improve your ability to communicate in English in a wide variety of everyday work, study and leisure situations. This course covers all four language skills: reading, writing, listening and speaking.

So you think you want to teach English?


SCL006A 18 July Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri 13:00–15:00 10 80

if you are thinking of going into ESoL or literacy teaching or simply have an interest in language then this course will help support you in doing so. You will explore concepts and terminology for describing language: grammar, lexis, phonology, discourse and functions. A useful course for those preparing for Module 1 of the Cambridge Teaching Knowledge Test.

Improve your Pronunciation


SES003A 18 July Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu 10:00–12:30 4 90

do you want to improve your pronunciation? Study with a pronunciation specialist focussing on the sounds you find difficult, word stress and other aspects of connected speech. Suitable for learners of English who are at intermediate level or above. Tutor: Pamela Southall

Photography for ESOL learners


SES006A 19 July Tue/Wed/Thu 10:00–12:30 6 15

get a taste of photography and develop some technical know-how, while improving your oral, literacy and grammatical skills. This is a creative, interactive course for ESoL learners at entry 3 or above.

Improve your Pronunciation


SES007A 25 July Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu 10:00–12:30 4 90

do you want to improve your pronunciation? Study with a pronunciation specialist focussing on the sounds you find difficult, word stress and other aspects of connected speech. Suitable for learners of English who are at intermediate level or above. Tutor: Pamela Southall

Contact 020 7450 1834 or [email protected] join one of these courses come along to an advice and guidance session: ESOL Tuesday 21 & Tuesday 28 June 14:00–17:00 Literacy & Numeracy Thursday 23 & Thursday 30 June 16:00–19:00

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Prepare for Access (to Higher Education): English


SEN001A 18 July Mon 10:00–12:30 6 15

Wed 10:00–15:00

Take the anxiety out of study. increase your confidence and writing skills in this fun and intensive English course which will prepare you for your next step, especially if you are considering further studies.

Don’t Get Ripped Off – English and Maths for Consumer Rights


SEN003A 19 July Tue/Wed 10:00–12:30 6 15

do you know your rights? Boost your knowledge and confidence so you can compare prices and ‘special’ deals, read the small print on a contract before signing, approach sales assistants and know your rights. Tutor: Olusola Sobowale

Prepare for Access (to Higher Education): Maths


SNU002A 19 July Tue/Thu 10:00–15:00 6 15

Take the anxiety out of study. increase your ability and confidence in Maths in this fun but intensive course which will prepare you for your next step, especially if you are considering further studies. Tutor: Olusola Sobowale


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HOW TO EnrOL

Course information Before enrolling on a course at Morley please read a copy of the course outline. The course outline will tell you about the content of the course, what you should hope to achieve and any progression opportunities. It will also tell you what you need to bring to your first class. It may also provide details of any additional costs e.g. for materials, models, trips to museums, galleries and shows. The tutor will also advise you about any extra costs at the first lesson.

RefundsCourse fees will be refunded in full if the College cancels a course. If you wish to cancel your place on a course you must give written notice of withdrawal to the refunds department or by email to [email protected]. This must be received three weeks prior to the start date of the course in order to receive a refund. An administration charge of £10 per course will deducted from the refund amount. The College will not make a refund in any other circumstances. Our full refunds policy can be found at www.morleycollege.ac.uk or can be obtained from the College reception.

TransfersStudents can not transfer between summer school courses.

Concessionary feesConcessionary fees are listed in brackets next to the full fee. You are able to claim a concessionary fee if you are:• receiving income based benefits.• dependent on a person who is in receipt of

working tax credit or disabled tax credit.• receiving housing or council tax benefit.• receiving a uK state pension (as your main

source of income).• an asylum seeker in receipt of a means

tested benefit.

To be eligible you must provide current original documents of your entitlement.

OnLInEPlease visit our website www.morleycollege.ac.uk where you can fill in an enrolment form and pay for your course online.

POST1. Fill in the enrolment form

Available in this guide, from the College or downloadable from the College website.

2. Include payment for your course You can enclose a cheque or fill in your credit or debit card details on the enrolment form.

3. Post to: Enrolment desk Morley College 61 Westminster Bridge road London SE1 7HT

TELEPHOnE Call our enrolment team on 020 7450 1889 Monday–Friday 10:00–16:30.

FAX1. Fill in the enrolment form

2. Include your credit or debit card details on the enrolment form

3. Fax all pages to the College on 020 7928 4074

In PErSOn Drop in Monday–Friday 10:00–19:30 during term time, 16:00 outside of term time.

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AACTIng 26

ArT HISTOrY 06

ArT TASTEr 06

BBALLET 23

BALLrOOM AnD LATIn AMErICAn 23

BEAuTY 28

BOOKBInDIng 06

CCPD WOrKSHOPS FOr THErAPISTS 29

CErAMICS 06

CHInESE MAnDArIn 33

COMPLEMEnTArY THErAPY 28

COMPOSITIOn 34

COunSELLIng 31

DDAnCE FIT 27

DIgITAL DESIgn 07

EEngLISH LAnguAgE 21

ESOL 41

FFASHIOn 09

FILM 31

FILM MAKIng 11

FITnESS 27

FITnESS FOr THE OvEr 50’S 27

FrEnCH 33

GguITAr 34

HHEALTH SCIEnCES 31

HISTOrY 31

HISTOrY AnD MuSIC APPrECIATIOn 34

IInTErIOr DESIgn 12

InTrODuCTOrY DAnCE CLASSES 23

InTrODuCTOrY MuSIC COurSES 34

ITALIAn 33

JJEWELLErY 12

JOB PrEPArATIOn 21

KKEYBOArD InSTruMEnTS 35

LLEArnIng SuPPOrT 21

LITErACY & nuMErACY 41

LITErATurE 31

MMuSIC grOuPS 36

MuSIC InDuSTrY 36

MuSIC TECHnOLOgY 37

MuSICAL THEATrE 24

PPAInTIng AnD DrAWIng 13

PHILOSOPHY & ETHICS 32

PHOTOgrAPHY 15

PLAYWrITIng 26

PrInTMAKIng 16

PuBLIC SPEAKIng 26

R rETurn TO LEArnIng 21

SSCuLPTurE 17

SPAnISH 33

TTEXTILES 19

VvOICE 39

vOLunTEErIng 22

WWInD 39

WOrLD DAnCE 24

WOrLD MuSIC 40

WrITIng 32

YYOgA AnD TAI CHI qIgOng 29

DisclaimerThe information in this course guide was correct on date of print. The College will seek to inform students at enrolment of any substantial changes to this information.

The College is unable to accept liability if it should prove necessary to cancel any proposed programme of study prior to its scheduled start. in the event of such cancellation the College will offer a full refund of fees.

Accessibility We are working towards making Morley fully accessible for everyone. However, we regret that a small number of teaching spaces have no wheelchair access. if you have any mobility needs please contact the learning support team on 020 7450 1972.

HOW TO FInD uS

By tubeFrom Lambeth north we are 100m to the left of the station, on the opposite side of the road. From Waterloo or Elephant & Castle it is approximately 10 minutes walk.

By busThe following bus routes pass close to the College:

Morley College Main Site

1 3 C10 45 53

59 63 68 159 168

171 172 176 188 344

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By railApproximately 10 minutes walk from Waterloo, Waterloo East and Elephant & Castle railway stations.

By carMorley is located within London’s congestion zone. We are unable to offer onsite carparking.

By bicycleWe have bicycle parking outside the College. Barclays London Cycle Hire has a docking station in King Edward Walk, which is next to the main College site.

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