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21 courses

Advanced Scriptwriting Workshop

Ready to take your scriptwriting to the next level? This course is for experienced writers who want to refine their craft. Whether you're working on a film, TV series, or play, we'll help you elevate your storytelling and master industry-standard formatting. You'll gain the skills to craft compelling narratives that resonate with audiences and industry professionals.

Beyond Phenomenology: Foucault, Deleuze, and Badiou in Dialogue with Experience

This course explores how three major 20th-century thinkers—Michel Foucault, Gilles Deleuze, and Alain Badiou—engage with and move beyond the tradition of phenomenology. While not phenomenologists in the strict sense, each thinker offers a powerful response to the phenomenological concern with consciousness, experience and subjectivity. Through key readings and discussion, you will examine how these philosophers reframe the role of the body, perception, truth, and power, opening new directions in modern thought.

Creative Writing - Critical Workshop

Want to take your writing to the next level? This workshop is designed for writers, offering a supportive space to refine your skills. You'll share your work, receive constructive feedback, and gain confidence in your abilities. This course is perfect for those with some writing experience who are looking to grow in a lively and encouraging environment.

Creative Writing - Exploring Creative Writing

Want to unlock your inner storyteller? This course explores the exciting world of creative writing, covering short stories, novels, flash fiction, script writing, life writing, and poetry. You'll focus on practical writing exercises to discover your unique voice and style. Whether you're a complete beginner or have some experience, this course will help you develop your skills and build confidence in your writing.

Creative Writing from Scratch

Do you dream of writing but don't know where to start? This course is designed to help you unlock your creative potential. You'll discover your ability to write fluently and confidently, start writing regularly, and overcome any barriers holding you back. This course is perfect for complete beginners and will give you the tools and confidence to express yourself through writing.

Creative Writing: Poem and Story Workshop

Feeling stuck with your writing? This creative writing workshop, led by poet Anna Stearman, offers a fresh start. You'll experiment with different writing techniques and exercises to generate new ideas. This course is perfect for both beginners and experienced writers looking to reignite their creativity or explore new genres. Gain confidence and unlock your writing potential!

Early Modern British History - Part 2 (1485-1603)

Interested in the dramatic events and powerful figures of Tudor England? This course explores the fascinating period from Henry Tudor's rise to Elizabeth I's death. You'll gain a comprehensive understanding of key events, personalities and historical sources. Perfect for anyone curious about this pivotal era, this course will help you develop your historical knowledge and analytical skills.

Early Modern British History - Part 3 (1603-1714)

Interested in the dramatic events of Stuart Britain? This course delves into the reigns of James I, the English Civil War, the Restoration, and the Glorious Revolution. Discover the political and social forces that shaped this era and understand the rise of Constitutional Monarchy. Perfect for anyone curious about British history, this course will give you a deeper understanding of key events and personalities.

Exploring Latin and Roman Civilisation

Join our Saturday classics class. This course will introduce you to the language and culture of Ancient Rome. After a gentle introduction to the Latin language, you will use excerpts from famous authors to discuss the Roman and its lasting influence on the modern world. You will also discuss the many Latin roots in the English vocabulary.

Film Theory and Appreciation

Are you a film fan wanting to understand films on a deeper level? This course is for you! You'll gain a richer appreciation for how films work and what makes them so enjoyable. It's perfect for anyone who loves watching movies and wants to explore the art and craft behind them. Get ready to unlock a whole new dimension of film appreciation!

From Romanticism to Existentialism

According to the famous modern American philosopher Richard Rorty the Romantic poets were showed what happens when art is no longer thought of as imitation but, rather, as the artist?s self creation. The poets claimed for art the place in culture traditionally held by religion and philosophy, and the place which the Enlightenment had claimed for science.

The critique and revision of the Enlightenment began with movements that became known as Romanticism. The subsequent secularization and aestheticization of spirituality led directly to Existentialism and the challenge of Nihilism....

History - Modern British History - Part 4 (1715-1901)

Interested in exploring the pivotal events that shaped modern Britain? This course delves into the 18th and 19th centuries, from the Hanoverians to Queen Victoria's reign. You'll examine key themes like empire, conflict, and reform, gaining a deeper understanding of British history. This course is perfect for anyone curious about this era, regardless of prior historical knowledge. Join us to explore and debate the forces that shaped Britain!

Life Writing: Telling Your Story

Do you have a story to tell? Join our writing community at RHACC and explore your life experiences through creative writing. In a supportive group of fellow writers, you'll produce your own original material and receive professional feedback. This course is perfect for anyone wanting to explore their creativity and share their unique perspective.

Literature - Poetry for Pleasure

This course will be delivered online.

Do you love poetry? Do you enjoy exploring a wide variety of poems with fellow poetry-lovers? If so, this is the course for you! Read, discuss, and enjoy a wide range of poetry in a friendly group setting. You'll expand your appreciation for poetry and connect with others who share your passion. This course is perfect for anyone who wants to deepen their understanding and enjoyment of poetry.

Literature As Stress Buster

This course will be delivered online.

Do you need a way to unwind and feel good? Words have a powerful effect on our wellbeing. They can soothe, thrill, calm, and heal. This course offers a route to laughter, insight, and relaxation. Join us to explore the power of words and boost your mood. This course is for anyone seeking a fun and effective way to manage stress. It's taught by Natasha Rozario, a qualified counsellor, ensuring a supportive and enriching experience.

Modern British History - Part 5 (1901-2000)

Interested in how Britain transformed in the 20th century? This course explores the key events and themes that shaped modern Britain after Queen Victoria's death in 1901. You'll delve into conflict, decolonisation, and economic and social reforms, gaining a deeper understanding of Britain's journey through the 20th century. This course is perfect for anyone curious about British history and how it impacts the present day.

News, Views and Journalism

What is news? Where does it come from? Would you like to discuss current affairs while unpicking the ways that events and opinions are presented in the media? Join this course run by experienced BBC journalist, Stuart Buckman, to explore journalism, bias and how we communicate and present ourselves and our stories, in and out of the media.

Philosophy - An Introduction

Ever wondered about the big questions in life? Join us to explore central problems of philosophy. You'll learn how to think critically and puzzle through complex ideas for yourself. This course is perfect for anyone curious about the world and eager to explore fundamental questions. We'll help you develop your own philosophical perspective.

Philosophy - Herbert Marcuse, Frederick Jameson, Evald Ilyenkov

This course examines how three influential Marxist thinkers—Herbert Marcuse, Evald Ilyenkov, and Fredric Jameson—grapple with the relationship between consciousness, ideology, and social transformation. Engaging both Western and Soviet traditions, you will explore critical theory, dialectical logic and cultural analysis to better understand how human thought and experience are shaped by, and resist, capitalist society. No prior knowledge of Marxism or philosophy is needed. The course emphasises open discussion, conceptual clarity, and practical relevance.

Philosophy - Phenomenology

This course concentrates on everyday communication by reading, speaking, listening and writing.

Lessons will include following topics: Greetings / Introducing yourself and family / Identifying Polish language specifics / Asking basic questions /

Discussing hobbies / Shopping for food / Ordering at restaurants & cafes.

Recommended course book “KROK PO KROKU POLSKI” Poziom A1

Reading for a Calmer Life

This course will be delivered online.

When life gets hard, wouldn't it be nice to have a good book to lean on? Reading can feel like a deep conversation with someone who understands what you're going through. This course explores how reading can help you navigate life's challenges. You'll discover how poems and short stories can help you relax, boost your mood, and cope better. This online course is for anyone seeking solace and support through literature.