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Community
We're proud to be at the heart of our community and love to keep you informed of developments at Lancaster & Morecambe College. We're all living through uncertain times, but at LMC we firmly believe that providing accessible education to our young people and adults is more important than ever.
As the Adult & Community Manager, my focus is to engage with the local community to ensure LMC offers a range of courses and opportunities accessible to everyone, whether it be career focused, further professional development, starting the journey to Higher Education or simply enjoying our non-vocational community courses.
This year we’re delighted to see more courses on offer for our Adult learners including:-
- Introduction to the Principles of Criminology
- Substance Misuse Awareness
- Animal Portraiture Drawing
- Bookkeeping Courses
- Culinary Skills
Details of these courses and more can be found in our Adult Course Guide
Becky Davenport, Adult & Community Manager
English for Speakers of Other Languages - ESOL
If English is not your first language and you would like to improve your essential language skills, our range of ESOL courses will help you develop competency and confidence.
We work closely with local organisations, including Global Link, RAIS and the Lancashire Refugee Integration Team, to ensure we provide our learners with appropriate support and guidance, enabling them to progress onto further study or into employment
Full-time learners:
We offer a full-time (approx 20 hours per week) ESOL course for young people who wish to improve their English language competency, and develop key skills and knowledge for further study or employment. Our ESOL Pathway offers learners the chance to study maths & English, alongside Living & Working in the UK qualification. You will also have the opportunity to take part in sports sessions, tutorials and community learning projects.
Part-time, adult (19+) learners:
Our specialist tutors deliver weekly sessions to ESOL learners at all levels from Beginner through to Level 2. Courses are available during the day time and in the evening, on our main LMC campus and at a variety of locations across the district.
Once you have applied, you will be invited to attend an assessment with one of our ESOL tutors, who will discuss the different course options. Our friendly team will also be able to provide information about funding and any additional support that is available.
Following the successful completion of the course you will have the opportunity to discuss progressing onto further courses, such as GCSE or vocational qualifications. The ESOL qualification is widely recognised by employers and will help you with all aspects of everyday life in the UK.
Multiply can help!
We’re offering FREE sessions to help you build confidence with numbers, save money on household bills or improve your potential at work.
The link in west end
Working in partnership to support our local community, Lancaster District CVS, Lancaster & Morecambe College, Morecambe Bay Poverty Truth Commission and Stanley’s Community Centre would like to welcome you to The Link at West Street.
Lancaster District CVS
We improve communities by bringing people together and supporting voluntary, community, faith, and social enterprise sector organisations. We will use The Link to further develop this work within the West End offering support and guidance to businesses and individuals within the community.
Lancaster & Morecambe College
As part of a new Digital Inclusion project, we are offering 1-1 support to adults who want to develop their knowledge and skills; there will be informal drop-in sessions available, alongside funded Digital and IT qualifications.
Morecambe Bay Poverty Truth Commission
The Morecambe Bay Poverty Truth Commission’s main focus at The Link will be tackling digital exclusion. MBPTC is a member of National Databank and will be able to issue free sim cards to the most in need in our community. The Link will offer free Wi-Fi to anyone visiting the centre and MBPTC will use it as a headquarters for community commissioner recruitment and engagement.
Stanleys
Stanleys will use The Link as an additional space to host one to one meetings and small group work, Including Youth Social Prescribing, Youth Focus Groups and our Coaching and Support Services. We aim to reach new community members, and look forward to welcoming you to the sessions we run, both here and at Stanleys Community Centre.
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
The LMC Community teams carry out collaborative projects with local residents and organisations including:
- We produced over 20,000 meals to be distributed out to the most vulnerable in our community, in collaboration with Eggcup and local supermarkets.
- We joined the National College for Nuclear as an accredited provider of groundbreaking courses in Engineering.
- We gave parents from local school, Ryelands Primary, free cooking classes in the basics of cookery, enabling them to cook at home for their families.
- We hosted video calls with local primary schools to offer insight into Further Education from a young age, boosting their confidence and aspirations.
Give your feedback on courses
Register your interest in Part Time courses available to the community & recommend new courses at LMC today! Our aim is to provide educational pathways by offering a wide range of courses that lead to people gaining valuable new skills in all areas of life and work. Tell us which new skills and interests you'd like to discover at the College.
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If you'd like to speak with us regarding a community project, Part Time courses available, or any other questions, fill in the form below and a member of our team will get back to you.
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