Adult education: courses run by the Faversham branch of the Workers' Educational Association

Courses run by the Faversham branch of the Workers' Educational Association start next week (the first one is on Monday January 16). Here's a summary of what's on offer.

• Water under the Bridge, with Peter Coborn: The study of five British rivers, their settlements over the centuries and their impact on the local area, transport and communities.
Venue: Alexander Centre, Preston Street, Faversham. Mondays, 7.30 to 9.30pm, from January 16. Five meetings (C3730743), £39.50.

• The art of sketching and drawing in monochrome with Maggie Roberts. Venue: Fleur de Lis Hall, Gatefield Lane, Preston Street, Faversham. Wednesdays, 10am to noon, from January 18. Eight meetings (C3731352), £63.20.

• Working Kent Women, with Alyss Dye: Explore the working lives of Kent women over the past 200 years. Venue: Fleur de Lis Hall, Gatefield Lane, Preston Street, Faversham.
Thursdays, 2.15 to 4.15pm, from January 19. Seven meetings (C3730771), £55.30.

For course enquiries call Jane Baker on 01795 539805 or email janebiztrainingnetwork@btinternet.com; or call Pamela Willison on 01795 538394 or email pamelawillison1@mac.com.
The Workers' Educational Association – the WEA – is the UK's largest voluntary-sector provider of adult education. To find out more about its aims and to enrol online, see http://tinyurl.com/ywgmvs

Date: Monday, January 16, 2012

Repeats: Every Week until Monday, March 12, 2012