Ceramics - Plaster, Mouldmaking, Slipcasting & Decorating - Intermediate
If you already have a good level of ceramics experience from previous courses and practical work, and consider yourself to be intermediate level in mould making and slip casting, then this course is for you. We will cover, and take an in depth look at the multiple part of mould making, and colouring of slips alongside the wide range of decorative techniques you can use with slip and clay.
Ceramics for Families
This course is suitable for children aged 7 to 14 years accompanied by their parents or guardians who are looking for an opportunity to enjoy learning together. It is open to all levels. Those with little or no experience of pottery will be shown demonstrations for the various techniques used and those with previous experience will be able to self-direct their work with guidance from the tutor.
Ceramics for Families - extra child
This course is suitable for children aged 7 to 14 years accompanied by their parents or guardians who are looking for an opportunity to enjoy learning together. It is open to all levels. Those with little or no experience of pottery will be shown demonstrations for the various techniques used and those with previous experience will be able to self-direct their work with guidance from the tutor.
Ceramics for Wellbeing
This course will give you the chance to explore ceramics and its potential for creative output, and in doing so improving your wellbeing. You will learn techniques to make simple items and learn about decoration and glazing.
Ceramics Handbuilding & Throwing - All Levels
This is a general ceramics course which covers most methods of making pots including throwing on the potter's wheel. Interspersed with this, you will learn several decorating and firing techniques.
Ceramics Handbuilding & Throwing - All Levels (Eve)
This course is designed to let you follow your preferred style of making. You will be shown a range of techniques, and once you have mastered each technique you can choose how you would like to form with clay. Pinching, building with soft slabs and throwing will be covered for the beginners.
Ceramics Handbuilding & Throwing - Intermediate
If you have some experience of ceramics and would like to develop your skills further, perhaps with a view to selling or exhibiting your work, or just for pleasure, then this course is for you.
Ceramics Handbuilding - Beginners/Improvers
This course is designed to introduce you to ceramic handbuilding techniques. The course is suitable for beginners and more experienced ceramicists. During this course you will be able to experiment with different types of clay, glazes and decorating techniques to create ceramic forms either functional or sculptural.
Ceramics Handbuilding Workshop
This is suitable for you if you are a beginners or a more experienced ceramicist. During this course you will be able to experiment with different types of clay and glazes to create ceramic artworks.
You will explore different methods of making ceramics, which will vary from term to term. As well as learning the various skills applicable to ceramic making, decorative techniques and glazing skills will also be taught. Tools are provided but please bring an overall and a notebook.
Ceramics Handbuilding Workshop - Untutored
This is an untutored workshop designed to give you time in the studio to work on your own projects. A technician is on hand to help with technical issues.
This course is for current RACC students only.
*** Workshop on 21st/22nd July is hand build only - no wheels available ***
Ceramics Summer Workshop - Summer School
This course is designed to enable learners, already acquainted with the pottery here at RACC, to have three days to play and create as well as finish off items from previous sessions. You will have access to the plaster room as well as the glaze and pottery areas.
A tutor will be present for advice and with projects, if required, but it is recommended that you plan your days.
A technician will also be on hand.
This is not a beginner’s course, learners should know basics of working with clay
Ceramics Throwing - Absolute Beginners
This course is designed for learners who are complete beginners or who have very limited experience of using the potter’s wheel. Starting with fundamental techniques and progressing skills throughout the term, there will be an emphasis on making tableware using stoneware clay.
Ceramics Throwing - Beginners
This exciting, hands-on course is designed to introduce you to throwing pots on an electric pottery wheel.
Ceramics Throwing - Beginners/Post Beginners
This course aims to teach you how to make pots and vessels using the potter's wheel.
Ceramics Throwing - Intermediate
This course is designed to give you the opportunity to spend an extended time each week working on your own throwing projects. The class is longer than the normal, giving you the time to practice and hone your throwing skills. You will be supported and guided by your tutor, who is an experienced and professional potter. You can work on your own ideas or be inspired by a variety of projects suggested by your tutor.
Ceramics Throwing Advanced Masterclass with Emma Johnstone
This masterclass course is designed to give you the opportunity to spend an extended time each week working on your own throwing projects. The class is longer than the normal, giving you the time to practice and hone your throwing skills. You will be supported and guided by your tutor, who is an experienced and professional potter. You can work on your own ideas or be inspired by a variety of projects suggested by your tutor.
Emma Johnstone is a London-based contemporary ceramicist skilled in throwing, decorating techniques and the dramatic firing process of raku.
Ceramics Throwing Week - Intermediate - Summer School
This is a fun practical course, which aims to further enhance your understanding and aptitude of throwing on the wheel.
You will have five days working on the wheel. This concentrated amount of time gives you the chance to really practice and master this rewarding technique. You can work on your own ideas or be inspired by a variety of projects suggested by your tutor. You will be taught by a professional thrower, who has over 10 years teaching experience. The course includes a three hour glazing session later in the year (date TBC) to allow students to return and glaze their work...
Ceramics Throwing, Handbuilding & Decorating Techniques - Intermediate
If you already have a good level of ceramics experience from previous courses and practical work, and consider yourself to be intermediate level, then this course is for you. We will cover hand building and throwing techniques, and take an in depth look at the wide range of decorative techniques you can use with clay.
Ceramics Workshop - Untutored
This is an untutored workshop designed to give you time in the studio to work on your own projects. A technician is on hand to help with technical issues.
This course is for current RACC students only.
*** Workshop on 21st/22nd July is hand build only - no wheels available ***
Certificate in Cyber Security Practices Level 3 NCFE
This course is free for any adult aged over 19 and over who wants to achieve their first full level 3 qualification.(equivalent to an advanced technical certificate or diploma, or A levels) via the National Skills Fund
This offer is part of the government?s Plan for Jobs. It represents a long-term commitment to remove the age constraints and financial barriers for adults looking for their first level 3 qualification so that they can access training to enable them to progress.
Certificate in Principles of Business Administration Level 2 BTEC
This course is designed to allow learners to develop their knowledge and understanding of working in a business and administration environment.
Whether you’re returning to work, preparing for the workplace, or up-skilling in your current role, this versatile qualification will help you to gain essential knowledge in carrying out a range of administrative tasks.
Learners are provided with an introduction to the Business and Administration environment by studying this course. It will provide you with both knowledge and skills required to gain employment in an office environment...
Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (CELTA)
PLEASE NOTE THAT WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND THAT YOU ATTEND ONE OF THE CELTA TASTER SESSIONS BEFORE APPLYING FOR THIS COURSE AS IT WILL OFFER YOU A COMPREHENSIVE OVERVIEW OF WHAT THE COURSE ENTAILS.
This 20 week course is accredited at Level 5 (equivalent to 2nd Year of University) by the University of Cambridge and will lead to an internationally recognised qualification which will enable you to teach English as a Foreign Language both in Britain and abroad.
As from this year an Advance Learner Loan is available, please see ...
Chair based Yoga
Chair yoga caters to unique individual needs that are difficult to meet in a traditional floor based class.
This style of practice is perfect for seniors and individuals with injuries, or anyone with some balance, strength or flexibility concerns. In chair yoga, all of the poses utilise the chair in some form.
The class will offer all of the same benefits of a traditional yoga practice such as: mindful breathing, improved balance, increased muscle tone, greater flexibility, enhanced peace of mind and relaxation.
Chemistry - The Fundmentals
This course will be delivered online.
Chemistry is fundamental to life and the world around us. Chemical processes take place in biological organisms and shape our world. This course explores the basics of chemistry as an introduction.
Chemistry GCSE
This course follows the AQA GCSE Chemistry syllabus. It is a linear syllabus suitable for the post-16 student. You will need a sound knowledge of Maths and English to succeed on this course and you will need to have knowledge of how you learn - your preferred learning style for example - as well as a knowledge and understanding of study skills. This is a busy and comprehensive written examination based course.
