New Courses at Learning Works

There have been new courses starting up during Learning Works in Bandar Utama in Oct :
  • My Creative Writing Course for beginners Getting Started Finding the Flow is using again in three different time-slots to fit different needs. The 2-hour once the week 10 week march starts on 5th, 7th as well as 16th Oct 2010. Suitable for adults.
  • So You Want To Write the Children's Book, will help aspiring writers of childrens books get proposed in their chosen field. Meant for adults, the new once the week week march will start on 2nd as well as 4th Oct 2010.
  • Make A Zine Holiday Workshop is the fun as well as exciting seminar that brings the world of zines to young children. Kids have been encouraged to demonstrate themselves in stories, poems, essays as well as pictures, as well as accumulate these in to the zine. Learn the nuts as well as bolts of putting together the "magazine". This is the 5 day two-hourly workshop. Dates: 22nd - 26th Nov 2010 as well as 29th Nov - 3rd Dec 2010. From 10.30am to 12.30pm
  • Write Like A Journalist - Think as well as write similar to the journalist. Arm yourself with the journalist's toolbox learn how as well as where to get report as well as how to make use of this report to furnish an correct as well as compelling square of writing. This march consists of ten 2-hour sessions, over 10 weeks. Starts in January 2011. Suitable for teens as well as young adults.
    • Find more report go to the Learning Works website, email mylearningworks@gmail.com or call KH 012 267 8298 begin_of_the_skype_highligh 012 267 8298 end_of_the_skype_highlighting

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