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Oxfordshire Adult Learning

We deliver exciting part-time courses and community projects to thousands of learners every year.

2019-20 Courses

Jump straight to page 11 for our full 2019-20 list of courses, by subject area.

English, maths & ESOL

Functional Skills and GCSE qualifications are available across the county – see pages 8-9.

Everyone should have an opportunity to learn, retrain and upskill, follow their passions or fulfil their potential.

That’s why we pride ourselves on removing obstacles and providing learning options and services at every stage of life, for all types of interests and whatever your personal circumstances may be.

The idea of this Guide is to inspire and spark interest, and provide a little insight into the kind of things you can do with us, the tutors who teach the courses and what our learners say about their experiences.

There are plenty of positive reasons to study part-time, whether it’s enjoying the social side of learning something totally new with other learners, or getting that sense of accomplishment that comes with a finished project.

Discover hundreds of courses in exciting and engaging subjects, taking place all year round across the county, with Oxfordshire Adult Learning.

Business & employability

There are more opportunities out there than ever to take a new turn in your career, whether it’s going freelance or part-time, starting a business, or gaining accredited qualifications to boost your CV.

Making the jump from one career to another or getting to the next rung in the ladder can be difficult and sometimes daunting, so it’s important to get the right advice and skills. Our tutors have years of experience which learners can draw upon in smaller class sizes, which allow for healthy discussions and feedback.

Flexibility and choice are also key – many of the business, finance and professional courses we offer can be studied in the evening and at weekends, fast-tracked for those with limited time, or in some cases studied online.

Want to run your own business?

I use the knowledge that I gained completing a business degree and my experience in running my own events company to teach learners business strategy skills and help to give them the confidence to start their own businesses.

Over 6 weeks we cover writing a business plan, market research, accounting, social media and much more!

Through group discussions and 1:1 feedback, the opportunity is there for learners to create a detailed, ready-to-use business plan by the end of the course.

Further Exploring with Microsoft Excel

Get qualified

Creative

Resurface those forgotten artistic talents. Inject your personality into unique projects. Gain the satisfaction of making something special, for you and for others.

If your creativity knows no bounds, our expert tutors can help to develop your technical skills, giving you freedom to explore ideas and try different techniques.

Bring items back to their former glory in fun, sociable and friendly workshop environments, such as upcycling your favourite piece of furniture or handed-down heirloom on an Upholstery course or learn Sewing techniques to bring a new lease of life to a well-loved dress.

There’s Pottery for keen kiln users; Crime Writing for novelloving newbies; DSLR courses for part-time photographers to gain professional knowledge, plus a range of one-day hair and beauty workshops.

With so much choice, the question is, where will your imagination take you?

Spotlight on Painting and Drawing

Illustration

As I frequently give drawing workshops at libraries, schools and museums, the invitation to teach fledging adult illustrators the art and craft of picture books seemed a natural development of promoting my passion – drawing.

The workshops are conducted as an editorial meeting, where students are shown how to design and illustrate three double page spreads with exploratory sketches and pencil roughs. By the end, students gain an understanding of the difficult but rewarding creative process involved when designing and illustrating a picture book.

With the classes that I teach, I try to bring some of my insight and enthusiasm for the discipline, from the basics of drawing and painting technique, through to developing individual styles and designing compositions.

It can be very rewarding to involve oneself in a creative activity and as well as acquiring a new skill, opening a learner up to being able to enjoy the work of other artists, past and present. Grant Waters www.grantsartwork.co.uk

Why not try...?

Guitar and Ukulele

Having worked in music all my life, I really enjoy the community side of it, developing skills in our local communities and using my experience to support local education projects.

It is very rewarding to see adult learners making deeper connections with the music they are passionate about, as we spend a lot of time demystifying some myths on how hard or ‘impossible’ it might appear.

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Karl Demata www.demata.co.uk

Stained Glass

Did you know?

According to City & Guilds, hairdressers are the happiest workers in the UK!

The courses I teach are unique as you can choose to work in leading, copper foiling or glass microwave fusing, allowing students to make panels or hanging pieces of all sizes for the home and garden.

Many of my students get a feeling of achievement, build confidence, make new friends and career contacts, or simply enjoy a new hobby! Discover COURSES IN

Art & Design... pg 11-13

Creative Writing... pg 11

Dance & Drama... pg 15

Hair & Beauty... pg 15-16

Home & Interior... pg 16-17

Music... pg 20

Photography... pg 20-21

English & maths

Looking to boost your confidence in English, maths, science or digital? With Oxfordshire Adult Learning, our friendly and flexible courses can get you to where you need to be, wherever you’re starting from

What can I do?

We offer English and maths courses at a wide range of levels, whether it’s learning the basics with Functional Skills or achieving your GCSEs. We provide quality support and feedback to help you achieve that all-important qualification.

There are also opportunities to improve your digital ICT skills alongside an English or maths course whilst you are with us. Studying science at GCSE level is also possible with OAL.

How does it work?

The process is simple! Call our Admissions team on 01235 216 400 to book an assessment at a venue that is nearest to you, then attend at the allotted time and complete either a paper – or computer-based assessment. This isn’t as scary as it sounds – this is just to find out the level you are currently working at so that we can make sure you are enrolled to the correct course. An assessor will look at your work and advise you of the course that is suitable for you. Once that’s done, you can enrol and turn up to the class at the identified time.

How much will it cost me?

If you have an existing GCSE grade D/3 or below, the course is free (subject to eligibility). If you wish to improve your grade C/4, then fees will apply.

Where and when do courses take place?

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We offer courses during the week in the morning, afternoon and evening, and start all year round. We have classes in Oxford, Kidlington, Grove, Banbury, Didcot, Abingdon, Bicester, and Witney.

You can find details on upcoming courses and funding eligibility on our website: www.abingdon-witney.ac.uk/oal To get in touch and book your course, call us on 01235 216 400 or email enquiries@abingdon-witney.ac.uk

English for speakers of other languages (ESOL)

Improve your English language skills with Oxfordshire Adult Learning!

ESOL courses can help improve English reading, writing and speaking skills and are available to anyone living in the UK who does not have English as their first language.

Starting all year round, we offer courses during the week in the morning, afternoon and evening. Classes take place in Oxford, Kidlington, Grove, Banbury, Didcot, Abingdon, Bicester, and Witney.

Call our Admissions team on 01235 216 400 to book a class at a venue that is nearest to you.

Did

you know?

English as a second language is the single most popular subject in the world after mathematics.

Family Learning

All Family Learning courses are open to parents and carers of children of any age and encourage you to take an active part in their development and education.

These courses can be one-day workshops or longer courses in schools, children’s centres, libraries, arts centres, and community rooms – wherever there is a need and space – using a mixture of learning activities in fun and sociable settings.

Whatever the subject, the focus is always on finding ways to help parents and carers support their children’s development and learning, whilst giving the adults the chance to work on their own skills. Better yet, you don’t have to pay a penny to attend these courses!

Find courses and more details at www.abingdon-witney.ac.uk/oal/ family or call 01235 216 400.

Please note: There are some eligibility criteria for non-British adults – if you think that this applies to you, please ask for details when booking a class.

The trainers showed a genuine passion for wanting to support and make a difference to young families. Thank you.

Getting Ready for School

I am now more confident when speaking English and I want to learn more.

Family Learning ESOL

Thanks for making this a safe space where we can share our struggles and receive support and learn how to parent in a more positive and holistic way.

Family Links

It has given me so much I can take forward to help process my grief and to have hope in the future while acknowledging my loss.

Carer feedback from ‘Reclaiming Me’

A Carer’s Journey

Looking after someone who would not be able to manage without your help?

The caring role can be extremely challenging and changeable, with often little to prepare you from any previous experience you may have had. Whether you have just become a carer, been one for several years or your caring role has ended, our workshops are designed to support your caring role at different stages.

Created in a partnership between Action for Carers Oxfordshire and OAL, the Carer’s Journey FREE workshops are organised into three phases and you can attend the whole programme or just pick the workshops most relevant for you:

Practical Caring at Home - three individual half-day workshops

• First Aid at Home

• Safer Moving & Handling

• Individual Care at Home

Balancing Life and Caring - five individual half-day workshops

• Building Resilience

• Emotional Literacy

• Mindfulness

• Yoga for Relaxation

• Aromatherapy Massage

Reclaiming Me - six-week course (two hours per week)

• A short course that supports the practical and emotional challenges associated with change and life after caring.

Workshops are FREE and available to those aged 19 and over and will run throughout 2019 around Oxfordshire, including Banbury, Witney and Abingdon.

Find out more at: www.abingdon-witney.ac.uk/oal/carers

Part-time Courses 2019-20

Accounting & Business

Accounting - Level 3 AAT Advanced Diploma (Online & On Campus) s n

Animal Care

Bookkeeping - Intermediate

Keep Track of Your Finances Using Easy Bookkeeping

Certificate in Dog Walking - Level 2

Dog Agility Club - Beginners

Dog Agility Club - Improvers

Dog Agility Taster Evening

Introduction to Lambing

Art & Design

Acrylic

Payroll for Business - Level 1 IAB Award

Acrylic Painting - Mixed Ability s

Art & Design

& Painting - Beginners s

Drawing from Scratch - Beginners

Painting - Improvers

Drawing from Scratch - Beginners and Improvers

Drawing from Scratch - Mixed Ability

Drawing into Painting

Illustration for Children’s Picture Books - Beginners

Hinton Waldrist

Jewellery with Silver - Mixed Ability continued overleaf

Art & Design

Portrait Drawing - Introduction

23/04/2020 19:00–21:00 Abingdon Campus

Printmaking - Kitchen Sink Lithography s

Printmaking - Mixed Ability s

Stained Glass: Copper Foil and Lead Making Workshop - Mixed Ability

Stained Glass: Copper Foil Christmas Decoration Workshop - Mixed

Stained Glass: Copper Foil Workshop - Mixed Ability

Stained Glass: Microwave Fusion - Mixed Ability

Complementary Therapies

Complementary Therapies

Ayurvedic Facial Massage

Indian Head Massage

Cookery

Cooking - Introduction

Vegan Cooking - Around the World

Vegetarian Cooking: Around the World - Introduction

Dance & Drama

Carpentry and Joinery - Introduction

Digital & Computing

Functional Skills ICT - Entry Level s

Plumbing - Beginners s

Plumbing - Improvers s

Family History

Hair & Beauty

Ear Piercing - Level 2 VTCT Award s

Fashion and Photographic Make-Up - Level 3 VTCT Certificate sn

Gel Nail Extensions or Enhancements

Hairdressing - Level 2 VTCT Diploma

Hairdressing - Level 3 VTCT Diploma

Indian Head Massage - Level 3 VTCT Award

Introduction to Nail Care and Nail Treatments s

Lash Extensions - Level 3 VTCT Award s

LED Gel Polish Techniques - Level 2 VTCT Award

Massage Using Pre-Blended Aromatherapy Oils - Level 3 VTCT Certificate

Nail Art Workshop

Nail Technology - Level 2 VTCT Certificate

N/A Shellac Workshop

Health, Care & Early Years

Dental Nursing - Level 3 NEBDN Diploma

Stone Therapy Massage - Level 3 VTCT Certificate

N/A Swedish Massage - Level 3 VTCT Certificate HSAQ100P

N/A Tanning Workshop

Homecrafts

Sewing - Love your Sewing Machine ICXR304P 09/11/2019 10:00–16:00 Oxford

Sewing:

Sewing: Block pattern making - Dresses

Sewing: Block pattern making - Trousers

Dressmaking - Beginners

Dressmaking - Improvers

Horticulture & Floristry

Garden Planning, Construction and Planting - Level 3 RHS

Garden Planning, Establishment & Maintenance - Level 2 RHS Certificate

ESAR100P

Practical Horticulture - Level 2 RHS Certificate s

EPCM303P 18/09/2019 9:30–12:30

EPCM302P 21/09/2019 9:30–12:30 Common Leys Farm

ESAR002P

Languages

Level Breakdown

Beginners Introduction (11 weeks) – You are a complete beginner who is learning how to Year 1 get by and building up confidence.

Beginners (22 weeks) – Year 1 You have completed Beginners Introduction and would like to progress further.

Improvers – Year 2 You have completed previous level courses with us or approx. 50 hours of learning elsewhere and are familiar with the present tense.

Intermediate – Year 3 You have completed previous level courses with us and/or have 120 hours of learning and are familiar with past and present tenses.

Higher Intermediate – Year 4 You have completed previous level courses with us and/or have 180 hours of learning.

Working Towards Fluency – Year 5 You have completed 4 years of study with us and/or have 240 hours of learning and have learnt the main tenses. Here there is a focus on understanding and making yourself understood in a wide range of increasingly unpredictable situations.

Improving Fluency – Year 6 You have already completed a Working Towards Becoming Fluent – Year 7 Fluency course and/or have 300 hours of learning and feel confident with the main tenses.

26/09/2019 19:00–21:00

Arabic - Beginners

LPAR127P

British Sign Language - Beginners Introduction

LPAR100P 23/09/2019 11:00–13:00 Abingdon Campus MON 11 £83.60 N/A

British Sign Language - Beginners

LPAR110P

Business French - Beginners Introduction

Business French - Beginners

Chinese (Mandarin) - Beginners Introduction LPAR101P

Chinese (Mandarin) - Beginners

N/A Learning Cowley

Chinese (Mandarin) - Intermediate Oxford

Chinese (Mandarin) - Higher Intermediate

N/A Learning Cowley

Greek - Beginners Introduction LPAR103P

Greek - Beginners

French - Beginners Introduction

Italian - Beginners

Learning

French - Beginners

French - Improvers

Italian - Beginners

Italian - Improvers

French - Higher Intermediate

French - Working Towards Fluency

French - Improving Fluency

German - Beginners Introduction

German - Beginners

Japanese

German - Improvers

Japanese - Improvers

Lipreading - Beginners Introduction

N/A Learning Cowley

Learning Cowley

Lipreading - Beginners

Learning Cowley

Lipreading - Improvers Oxford Adult

19/09/2019 11:30–13:30 THU 33 £250.80 N/A Learning Cowley Polish - Beginners Introduction

Spanish - Beginners

Polish - Beginners

Polish - Improvers Oxford

Spanish - Working Towards Fluency

Spanish - Improving Fluency

Parent and child languages courses

Would you like to study as a family? For any course marked with a *, a child can attend for free with one paying adult. Please ask for more information when applying for a course.

Leadership, Management & HR

Coaching - Level 3 ILM Certificate n

Human Resource Practice - Level 3 CIPD Diploma s n

Human Resource Management - Level 5 CIPD Certificate s n

BSAQ605P

Personnel and Development - Level 7 CIPD Postgraduate Diploma s

Leadership & Management - Level 3 ILM Certificate n

Leadership & Management - Level 7 ILM Award n BSAN107P 05/05/2020 9:30–16:30 Abingdon Campus

N/A

Singing in Harmony

Music

Ukulele - Beginners

Ukulele - Improvers

Photography

DSLR Photography - How the Camera Works

Sport & Fitness

Instructing Kettlebells Training Sessions - Level 2 VTCT Award SPAQ100P

Personal Training - Level 3 NCFE Certificate (Fast Track) n SSAQ104P 11/11/2019 9:30–16:00

Posturecise - Mixed

Teacher & Assessor Training

CSAN104P 07/01/2020 18:00–21:00 Abingdon Campus TUE 11 £376.00 N/A

CSAN100P

CSAL104P 23/09/2019 12:30–17:00 Abingdon Campus MON 24 £1417.00 N/A Education & Training - Level 5 Diploma n

CSAM116P

Wellbeing

Psychology and Coaching - Introduction

Counselling Skills - Level 1 Award

Counselling (Therapeutic) - Level 4 CPCAB Diploma s n

How to Use Modern Psychology to Improve Your Life

Interpersonal Skills - Stage 1

Interpersonal Skills with Cognitive Behavioural Therapy - Stage 2

Learning Cowley

Learn how to be a Life Coach - Introduction

Awareness - Level 1 Award

Where to find OAL venues

Want to know where your course is running? You can visit www.abingdon-witney.ac.uk/oal/centres to view all our locations, turn to page 31, or ask our Admissions team at the point of applying.

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In the community

Community Led Learning supports the development of peoples’ skills, health, financial security and career prospects by offering learning opportunities to those who feel they need it most.

A very effective workshop. Easy step-by-step guidance from the tutor, balanced with enough time to progress independently.

Pallet DIY | Sustainable Wantage

I’ve been surprised but delighted at how inspiring I have found the course for confidence-building and seeking a new job that is more meaningful.

Mental Health First Aid | Restore Oxford

From improving interview skills, family play days, health and wellbeing classes, to making life-changing steps towards a new career, our aim is to bring quality and relevant training to local communities.

To deliver this initiative across the county and widen participation, the Oxfordshire Learning Network (OLN) is a partnership between providers of adult education and services who work together to bring these highquality projects to communities.

We have over a dozen partnerships with providers within the Network.

Here’s a selection of courses you can do:

• Pallet DIY, Crochet and Plumbing with Sustainable Wantage

• Shooting Video and Screenwriting with Film Oxford

• FA Level 1-2 Award in Coaching Football with the Oxfordshire FA in Witney

• Mental Health First Aid with Restore Oxford

• Music and Singing with Others at the Abingdon Music Centre

• Beginner and Advanced IT, Excel, and Website Building with BLITZ in Blackbird Leys

• Poetry and Life Drawings at the Mill Arts Centre in Banbury

• Bike Maintenance with the Windrush Bike Project in Witney

To find out more about the courses and services available visit www.abingdon-witney.ac.uk/oal and select ‘Oxfordshire Learning Network’ or ‘Community Led Learning’.

Health & wellbeing

Spending enough time for you to look after you – how many of us can say we do enough of this?

We can often struggle to find those precious moments of relaxation that fit in around a busy lifestyle or pick up healthy habits that are manageable and affordable.

This is where part-time courses really make a difference. Having others around you for motivation and to socialise and qualified tutors to encourage you can help turn unfamiliar experiences into positive life choices.

Yoga, posturecise, massage and exercising to music teaches learners different ways in which to improve fitness, flexibility and relaxation techniques.

Did you know? Research has found that kids aged 4-6 perform better during boring tasks when dressed as Batman.

If you are looking to help and guide others, we also provide courses in counselling, personal training and psychology from basic introductions to full qualifications.

I have always been interested in health and wellbeing and enjoy talking about and making food for people. For me, cooking is vital to living well, so I often share useful tips about how food doesn’t have to be tricky and that we can enjoy unique meals that don’t cost the earth.

I have thoroughly enjoyed the yoga classes. Cheryl has been a wonderful teacher and inspirational. I really have found a new me.

Yoga Mixed Ability

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Develop new skills

Getting the right knowledge, building confidence and brainstorming ideas to discuss with others are key to many of our courses, including counselling.

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Languages

The desire to learn a new language and learn about other cultures is a gateway to a world of exciting experiences.

Did you know?

Our most popular part-time course from all subjects is Beginners Spanish!

Not only can you become more adept at conversations on your travels, you could put your new skills to practice in a restaurant, help lost tourists – maybe even start a career as a translator!

Our passionate tutors, many of whom are native speakers, bring to life a dozen language areas through engaging, friendly sessions that get the whole class involved in discussions and feedback.

We also have specialist language classes, such as Sign Language, Lipreading, and Business French.

And for anyone who would like to bring their children along, some courses allow learners to bring a child aged 5-14 years for free!

For more information visit: www.abingdon-witney.ac.uk

Greek Languages

After working for a few years in adult education back at home in Greece, I now teach beginners and advanced learners with OAL. In my classes, you can discover and become more familiar with another culture as well as socialise and enjoy being in a group of people who share the same interests as you.

I always try to have variety in my classes, with activities that promote interaction between learners in a fun way and with a lot of cultural input through media, songs and literature.

There is more to learning Greek than just the language!

Stagoni

Feedback

Good course, content varied and pitched at an appropriate level and speed. A good group of other learners all at a similar level of skill and I enjoyed the breadth of topics covered.

Intermediate French

The pace and amount of information were excellent. Gloria made each lesson lively and interesting, and I learned a great deal about Spanish culture as well as the language.

Intermediate Spanish

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Level Breakdown

Our new structure in teaching languages means that students now study for a full academic year (2 hours per week for 33 weeks). This makes it more affordable as you don’t have to pay per term, and more flexible if you are unable to attend all the sessions.

In seven years, learning part-time, you could become a fluent speaker!

Turn to page 17 to find out which courses you can do and an explanation of the different levels.

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Practical

If you’re motivated to pick up a practical new skill, we have the facilities and expertise to help get you started.

The workshop was very good, plenty of items to work with, and a great instructor. I will continue with the next improvers course – can’t wait!
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Beginners Plumbing

Anyone can come in as a beginner, learn alongside like-minded people, and leave with the passion to try an improvers course or even consider a change in career (it has happened!).

DIY enthusiasts eager to make home improvements and save on labour costs can learn the fundamentals in trades like plumbing or carpentry. There are cookery courses, including Italian breadmaking, vegetarian dishes, and cocktail-making for anyone who’s ever wanted to know how to make a decent mojito!

Animal-lover or keen gardener? Maybe both?

Look no further than the Common Leys Farm campus. Based just outside of Witney, we have courses for canines such as dog agility and grooming, along with RHS-accredited qualifications in horticulture.

It’s time to take your hands-on hobby to the next level...

Floristry

I have been teaching at the college for two years, having run my own business, creating unique designs for brides and working on some high-profile events too.

The Beginners course is about starting with simple designs, shapes and the flower choices the students make, whilst Improvers work on the styles and skills already learned and bring in designer elements to increase the perceived value of the arrangement.

As courses progress, students themselves research designs and I encourage them to keep budgets low by going out and foraging for foliage. It gets quite competitive around Christmas as to who can find the most items to wire into the wreaths and table centres and where they foraged them from!

Nikki Budd www.facebook.com/flowersofoxford

Learner

Italian Breadmaking at Cheney School

In the first session, we prepared the dough to make focaccia. Our tutor, Mariella Guida, showed us how to knead and handle the bread gently (so not to lose the bubbles that had developed during proving) and demonstrated how the tomatoes, olives and herbs needed to be pushed into the bread so that they didn’t fall out during baking. We enjoyed the classes so much that we asked if the course could be extended for a further three sessions!

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What’s next?

Wondering where newly acquired skills can take you? Here are some of the popular routes available to develop and challenge yourself even further.

Access to Higher Education & Diplomas

If you have not studied for a while, or perhaps don’t have formal qualifications but are interested in enrolling for a degree-level course, then an Access course could be the ideal first step. We also teach across several exciting Diploma programmes that act as a bridge into Undergraduate-level study.

Visit www.abingdon-witney.ac.uk/access-tohigher-education to browse available courses.

Apprenticeships

Nowadays, an apprentice can be any age, not just a school leaver. Opportunities go far beyond the traditional practical trades too, including apprenticeships in horticulture, management, childcare and motor vehicle. So why consider an apprenticeship with Abingdon & Witney College?

• Zero cost for the apprentice

• Highly-recognised as a route for career changers

• On-the-job support and training from both employer and training provider

• College’s award-winning Apprenticeship team is graded ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted

Visit www.abingdon-witney.ac.uk/ apprenticeships to find out more or call 01235 216 216.

Undergraduate & Professional Courses

You don’t have to travel vast distances to study degreelevel and professional courses. Abingdon & Witney College provide local and flexible opportunities to gain qualifications and open up career options across our three main campuses.

Key benefits include:

• Smaller class sizes

• Flexible timetables to fit in around work and life

• State-of-the-art facilities accessible only to Undergraduate students

• An academic partnership with Oxford Brookes University, giving access to resources and more

Go to www.abingdon-witney.ac.uk/ higher-education or pick up a Prospectus from one of our campuses to discover what you could study with us!

ABINGDON CAMPUS

Contact & fees information

Abingdon & Witney College

Wootton Road

Abingdon OX14 1GG 01235 555 585

Ashmolean Museum

Beaumont Street

Oxford OX1 2PH

Body Talk Hair and Beauty

37 Mill Street

Eynsham OX29 4JX

Botley Community Centre Botley Road

Oxford

OX2 0BT

Cheney School Cheney Lane

Oxford

OX3 7QH

Cherwell School

Marston Ferry Road

Oxford

OX2 7EE

Chesterton Community Centre

2 Geminus Road

Chesterton

Bicester

OX26 1BJ

Chiltern Edge School

Reade’s Lane, Sonning Common

Reading RG4 9LN

Campus contact details

COMMON LEYS FARM

Pitts Farm

Hailey Witney OX29 9UU 01993 208 131

Didcot Civic Hall Britwell Road Didcot OX11 7JN

Didcot Conservative Club Foxhall Road

Didcot OX11 7AD

Glyme Hall

Burford Road

Chipping Norton OX7 5DZ

Gosford Hill School

Oxford Road

Kidlington OX5 2NT

Hanney War Memorial Hall

Brookside East Hanney Wantage OX12 0JL

Henry Box School

Church Green

Witney OX28 4AX

John Mason School Wootton Road Abingdon OX14 1JB

KIDLINGTON ADULT LEARNING

Gosford Hill School Campus

Oxford Road

Kidlington OX5 2NU 01235 216 278

NOA Community Centre

Diamond Place

Oxford OX2 7DP

Old Mill Hall

School Lane

Grove

Wantage OX12 7LB

Oxford Academy

Sandy Lane West

Oxford OX4 6JZ

OXFORD ADULT LEARNING

The Union Collins Street

Cowley

Oxford OX4 1EE 01235 216 248

Seacourt Hall

Chapel Way

Botley

Oxford OX2 9LS

The Christ Church Centre

46 Reading Road

Henley-on-Thames RG9 1AG

Village Hall - Hinton Waldrist

High Street

Hinton Waldrist

Faringdon SN7 8RN

WITNEY CAMPUS

Abingdon & Witney Campus

Holloway Road

Witney OX28 6NE 01993 703 464

How to get in touch

www.abingdon-witney.ac.uk/oal enquiries@abingdon-witney.ac.uk

01235 216 400

@OxAdultLearn

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Help with fees

Don’t let money be the one thing that stops you from joining the thousands of students already studying with us every year. If you’re worried about the cost of your course, there are lots of options we can explore to support you.

You can find details about eligibility and fee reduction on our website: www. abingdon-witney.ac.uk/info-centre/ course-fees/

Want to speak to someone about your options? Call our Admissions team today on 01235 216 400.

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