All fees shown are the subsidised standard and concessionary fees.
If your employer is paying for you, please note that the invoiced fee is 50% more than the subsidised standard fee.
With the exception of accredited courses and some courses specifically for beginners or advanced levels, the majority of courses accommodate all levels of ability and experience. This mix contributes to a rich learning environment where experienced and inexperienced students learn from each other and from the diversity of projects and activities. Beginners are welcome in all mixed level classes: you need have no fears – our job is to help you. Where classes are aimed at particular levels of experience, the levels are indicated to guide you. All our tutors are practising artists and craftspeople.
With exception to classes marked T which are held in the top-floor studio, all arts & craft classes have access for students with reduced mobility. Materials, unless stated otherwise, are not provided. Please refer to the course description for material lists. Your tutor will further advise you on the first day of your course.
Where classes have a model, charges are incorporated into the course fee.
Some courses require tutor approval before enrolling. You will need to speak to Sharon Fuller or the course tutor to decide if the course is appropriate for you before enrolment.
Please note: arts and crafts courses are very popular and frequently oversubscribed. Students who have enrolled on term one are not automatically reserved a place for terms two and three. Please enrol early to avoid disappointment.
If you require advice about the right course for your particular needs, see a course description available in reception and on this website. If you are still in doubt, contact Sharon Fuller or Jackie Wamaitha on 020 7269 6042.
Professional Practice for Artists
There are still places available on the Professional Practice for Artists, Designers & Craft Workers course. This is a year long course from September 2009 to July 2010 designed for those who wish to set up in business as an artist, designer of craft worker and to develop their creativity to a professional level.
You will need to attend from 2pm - 9pm on Fridays and 10am - 5pm on Saturdays. You will be given homework tasks throughout the course and should allow a minimum of at least one additional day per week.
Course fee: £1,330 full fee, £170 concessions. It is possible to pay the fee in installments by arrangement.
To apply, contact Arts department administrator Jackie Wamaitha to obtain an application form on 020 7269 6042 or email here
