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The Centre is committed to providing quality Education programs as a part of their total program.
These are on view in the reception area and are authorised by the Management committee which is elected from representatives of
Funding bodies, User Groups and Local residents.
These courses are aimed at enhancing life skills. Assessment is based on attendance of 80% of stated hours.
There are no entry requirements and development through these programs has the potential
to increase employment skills.
We trust all students will find their time with us to be both valuable to their future and a pleasant experience. We intend to supply a high standard of training, that includes well trained tutors, all necessary learning materials and adequate information to make informed future plans. The Centre will provide counsel for students where possible, and through networks with other learning bodies, provide assistance and information by referral if deemed necessary.
The Glandore Community Centre is a community project and asks that all users treat the facility, the staff (many of whom give their time free as volunteers to ensure these programs can exist) and other users always in the best possible way. The Centre is committed to Occupational Health and Safety Standards, and is a non-smoking facility. Inappropriate behaviour which impedes on others will not be
tolerated.
Students who require help or who are having problems with the program are encouraged to address these concerns to the appropriate Educator or to the Glandore Community Centre Manager (Mrs Patsy Littler). Any problems that cannot be resolved can be referred to the ACE Unit, 1st Floor, 31 Flinders Street, Adelaide.
Refunds will only be given on monies paid in advance where notice of withdrawal is given before commencement or on the course cancellation or inadequate numbers registered.
All monies are held by the Centre until the term is completed, as a protection for
students paying fees in advance.
A Community-based program offering help with basic education skills in a friendly learning environment tailored to individual needs.
Join us every (school terms only):
Every Monday: 1pm - 3pm
Thursday 1pm-3pm
Cost: $3.00 per person, per session
Educator: Trisha Murphy
Basic Writing Skills
Everyday Writing Skills
Reading For Everyday Use
Notes and Messages
Directories, Guides and Timetables
Techniques for Improved Spelling
Using Computers for Learning
Interpersonal Communication
Stages 1 and 2 Maths
Classroom conversations and experiences for those with English as a Second Language. This is a fun and informal way of learning and aims to provide practical relevant language opportunities in a supportive environment.
Every Monday: 1pm - 3pm
Every Thursday: 1pm - 3pm (School Terms)
Cost: $3 per person, per session
Phone: 8371 1139
Monday: 9.30am - 12.30pm
Tuesday: 1.30pm - 3.30pm
Wednesday and Friday: 9.30am - 3.30pm
Thursday: 1.30pm - 3.30pm
Cost: $5 per hour
Available every week
Introduction to word and Excel courses are also available.
Bookings are essential - Phone: 8371 1139
Computer and Internet public access is now available:
Monday: 9.30am - 12.30pm
Tuesday: 1.30pm - 3.30pm
Wednesday and Friday: 9.30am - 3.30pm
Thursday: 1.30pm - 3.30pm
* Public Computer Access - Cost: $1 per hour (or part thereof)
* Internet Access (Fast ADSL) - Cost: $1 per 15minutes
* Printing - 20 cents per sheet
New Broadband Internet service Now available!
Bookings are essential - Phone: 8371 1139
Come along and learn
woodworking or you can bring your own project and
use our facilities. Fully supervised, so if you need help it's available.
For all age groups!
Every Tuesday and Wednesday
9am - 12 noon and/or 1pm - 4pm
Cost: $5 per session or $42 for 12 prepaid sessions
Enquiries Ph: 8371 1139
A Happy Woodworking group pictures:
Useful Website Links:
The City of Marion
Australia Online
Updated 19/9/2008
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