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Creativity for Wellbeing - Pottery
Information Dates and EnrolmentSummary
Join our Pottery for Well-Being course, where you will experience the therapeutic benefits of working with clay in a relaxed and friendly environment. Through traditional hand building techniques like pinch pots, coiling, slab building, surface decoration, and wheel throwing, you will unleash your creativity and complete a final project by the end of the term. Please read the entry requirements for the course in order for us to meet the funding criteria to maintain these very successful and needed courses in our community.
How will I learn?
No specific entry requirements are necessary for this course. Everyone is welcome to join, whether you are self-referring or have been referred as a patient/client seeking to improve your well-being, confidence, self-esteem, and creative abilities. Our classes provide a nurturing and encouraging environment where you can learn and grow as an individual. The tutor will guide you through various techniques and projects, ensuring that you feel supported and empowered to express your creativity.
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Entry Requirements
Students must be aged 19 years old at the start of the academic year. You don’t need to have any experience to join this course, however as part of our series of funded courses, you are limited to one course per term (excluding online, this can be an additional), students need to meet the criteria as set out below. The aim of the course is to improve your well-being, confidence, self-esteem, and creative and vocational skills whilst providing progression routes for your learning through support and guidance from your tutor. These courses are for self-referring or referred patient/client, making the courses available to all. If you're experiencing conditions like stress, anxiety, depression, behaviour-related health issues, mental health, bereavement, chronic pain, or illness, joining us can provide a beneficial experience and a re-engagement into education or employment. If you have a support worker or have a condition we will need to be aware of, please let us know – there may be other specialised creative courses that are more suited to your needs from other health providers. During your first session the tutor will spend some time with you 1:1 to support you with your declared needs to ensure we give you the best support and guidance during the course.
Additional Information
You may be eligible for a full fee waiver for this course if your household income is below the following thresholds:
- England: £20,319 (based on ESFA guidelines)
- Bristol area: £23,400 (based on WECA guidelines)
If you receive Jobseeker’s Allowance (JSA), Employment and Support Allowance (ESA), or Universal Credit (UC), you may also be eligible. The income cap for Universal Credit is:
- Single claimant: £617 per month
- Joint claimants: £988 per month
You may be eligible for co-funding for this course, meaning you only pay £40.00 if you meet any of the following criteria and your household income is below £27,000:
- Receiving Carer’s Allowance
- Receiving Personal Independence Payment (PIP)
- Receiving State Pension
- Receiving Attendance Allowance
- Providing evidence of a food bank voucher
- Receiving Universal Credit with an
income cap of:
- Single claimant: £817 per month
- Joint claimants: £1188 per month
If your income is between £27,000 and £30,000, you may need to only pay £50.00 for this course.
If your income is over £30,000, you will need to pay the full fee of £75 for this course.
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Availability Courses start at various times throughout the year. If you can't see a suitable date, please contact us on 0800 056 7253, email [email protected], or enquire below.
You may be eligible to apply for one or more types of funding support for this course. You can find out more and check eligibility using the 'Course Cost Evaluator'
£22,250 per annum income and other eligibility required
Course fees explained
The course fee is usually broken down into three components which are materials (resources required to study the course, for example stationery, books and other equipment), tuition (teaching, classroom etc) and exams. Depending on age, financial circumstances and a number of other factors, you could be asked to pay the full fee or just elements of it. Usually Learners under 19 studying Full-Time courses have just material fees, and if relevant, Academy fees, to pay. Over 19s on Full-Time or Part-Time courses usually have materials, exams and tuition fees to pay.
How to enrol for this course
All Part-Time courses are available to enrol online via a quick and easy online enrolment form. Simply click the 'Enrol' button above to add your enrolment to the course basket, then click the 'Start application' button within the basket commence your enrolment.
If you have any issues applying online we also accept paper enrolments. You can download and print our 2023/2024 Enrolment Request Form. Alternatively, you can visit your local campus to collect a form. An enrolment form can also be sent to you by post, simply contact our Customer Experience team to arrange this.
If you have any questions, please contact our Customer Experience team on 08000567253, email [email protected] or write to Part-Time Enrolments, SGS College, Filton Avenue, Filton, Bristol, BS34 7AT.