This course is suitable for students aged 19 and over.
Writing for wellbeing is a unique creative writing short course, which can be adapted to suit students’ interests. The course will explore poetry, short stories, memoirs and monologues, amongst various other fascinating forms of writing as well as support and advice on publication for those interested.
There will also be the opportunity for participants to be part of a published anthology at the end of the academic year.
Whether you have already delved into the world of writing or are completely new to this and looking for a place to start, this course is the perfect choice!
When will I start the course and how long will it take?
This course has various dates throughout the year and takes 4 weeks to complete. You will attend college on a Wednesday.
This course is delivered at our Main Campus, Huyton, L36 3SD.
What will I study?
Topics covered will include:
- Poetry
- Short stories
- Memoirs
- Free writing
- Monologues
How is it assessed?
There is no assessment.
Do I need any previous qualifications to start this course?
You don’t need any formal qualifications to start this course.
What are the course fees?
This course is free to study providing you do not hold a grade 4 or above at GCSE English level.
What can I go on to do once I have completed this course?
After completing this course, you can continue to develop your writing skills and be part of the writing and publishing community.
You may also choose to progress on to GCSE English or Functional Skills English to gain a recognised qualification whilst improving your skills and knowledge.
Are you ready to apply?
Simply fill in our online form here.
However, if you still have questions in relation to this course and wish to receive further information, please submit your enquiry here.
Ref: Charley Cosgrove