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Free life support training – 1st Sept 2016

We are running our popular Heart Start training again on Thursday 1st September between 1pm – 3:30pm, here at the Lighthouse Project. Our friendly trainers Les and John will put you at ease and guide you through a fun packed and informative course designed to help you learn all the

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Free L1 Certificate in construction training

Are you interested in construction work but not sure where to start – try this Level 1 Certificate in Construction course is 10 sessions running over 5 weeks from Tuesday 15th March 2016 at the Lighthouse Project. The course is free to attend for those on JSA or ESA programmes,

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Heartstart Basic Life Support

Basic life support is a set of skills that we all should learn. Would you feel confident knowing how to help someone in an emergency? If this is something that you would like to do then why not come along to one of our Heartstart Basic Life Support Training courses

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New Talk English project starting soon

Two of our team members, Carole and Pauline have started their training to become tutors and volunteers for a Talk English project we are planning to start here at the Lighthouse Project. Dates will be announced soon as we currently prepare for our launch. The Talk English project will be

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Living with a long-term health condition – try Expert Patients

Are you living with a long-term health condition? Are you challenged by daily symptoms such as shortness of breath, tense muscles, fatigue, stress/anxiety, depression, pain, anger, fear for the future, or frustration? Then the Expert Patient Programme is just for you. To find out more about our courses click here. To

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Food safety achievement – Pat & Pam

“You are never too old to learn new skills” is a principle that volunteer Pat Hepworth holds to as she and several other Lighthouse Project volunteers participated in a Level 2 Food Safety in Catering course run through the Inspire Community College. Pam Semp, our Centre Manager, also took the

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Community learning employability training

Inspire Middleton has recently received its certificate of achievement for the provision of it’s ‘Back to Work Essentials‘ training delivered at the Lighthouse Project. The training was funded as part of an ESF Community Learning grants programme run in the north west, and courses were offered through a 12 month

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Carl receives Community development award

Carl Roach, our development manager and tutor, received his certificate this week having completed a Level 3 Award in Community development. The training was provided by the Tinder Foundation who run the ukonline centre network that the Lighthouse Project is part of, and it was run over a number of

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T-Shirt making at Spin a Yarn

Come and discover your inner creativity This week we’ve had another cracking session at ‘Spin a Yarn’, where Mel has been showing our learners how to create pattern stamps, make use of local buildings to inspire shapes, and screen printing techniques. The group is having a good time and building on

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Lighthouse Cooking Club

Most people like food, but not everyone feel confident in cooking food Here at the Lighthouse Project we want to change this by helping you to learn new skills so that you can prepare yourself simple and enjoyable meals, that are tasty, nutritious and don’t break the bank. Taking inspiration from

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Emma – getting her City & Guilds in Online Basics

Start your own online learner journey Emma is one of our visitors who has been attending the Lighthouse Project Work Club for a number of months. In the work club she was able to learn new skills and find out many different thinks to help her with job hunting and

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