 AAT Level 1 Bookkeeping - Thursday Evenings Accrington College 1800-2030
What will I learn on this course? The role of a bookkeeper How financial transactions are carried out How to process customer and supplier transactions How to process payments Explore the benefits and risks of using accountancy software to complete bookkeeping tasks AAT Level 1 Business Skills - Thursday Afternoon Accrington College 1230-1500 What will I learn on this course? How different organisations operate How to contribute effectively to the workplace How business process sales and purchases, and the documents and procedures associated with this How to perform business calculations and tools and techniques associated with this Level 2 Business Admin - Accrington College twice a week. Tuesdays and Friday. What will I learn on this course? The principles of providing admin duties The principles of business documentation production and information management Communication and building relationships in the business environment How employer organisations operate
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Here are the new monthly meeting dates for the remainder of 2023. Various Dates available: To join us ONLINE: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/726103323587?aff=oddtdtcreator (limited places) To join us IN PERSON (Accrington, East Lancashire): https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/medication-for-your-mind-in-person-group-tickets-726091638637?aff=oddtdtcreator (limited places) To be the first to see all our events, you can follow our Event Brite page here: https://www.eventbrite.com/o/dawn-rising-community-interest-company-69895979763    #end_of_empire
The Technology Centre, Nelson 29.9 - 29.10 Opening times: Thursday - Sunday 10am - 4pm Participatory concert: Saturday 30.9 at 4pm You are very welcome to #end_of_empire by Eva Sajovic, an interactive, site-specific installation of knitted photographs with touch sensors and an AI-generated musical score from Nicola Privato. The exhibition will take place upstairs in the Technology Centre, Carr Road, Nelson, a space which has not been open to the public for many years. Eva Sajovic, artist-in-residence at In-Situ, has taken inspiration from Lancashire's rich industrial heritage and worked with local community members to create this installation with the British Textile Biennial 2023. The project features four large-scale machine-knitted columns which include touch-sensitive AI generated sounds taken from interviews and sound files provided by residents. Audiences members are encouraged to interact with and 'play' the textiles. The project is a co-commission between In-Situ and the British Textile Biennial 2023, supported by This is Nelson with Town Deal funding. Here are the ways you can experience the work: Visit the exhibition, 29 September to 29 October, 10am – 4pm Attend a free workshop, Saturdays and Sundays - 29 September to 29 October, 10am – 4pm These family-friendly workshops are a chance to contribute your own machine-knitted words responding to the exhibition’s themes of climate change, community and colonialism. Attend a free public performance, Saturday 30 October, 4pm to 4.30pm During this performance, the textiles will transform into a complex musical instrument controlled by participants’ touch and gestures. The event includes a Q&A with Eva Sajovic and AI collaborator Nicola Privato. Book your free ticket here. The Dads Place will help Dads to be, or Dads with children aged 0-2. It will offer a safe space for Dads to come together and provide peer support to each other. The aim of the group is to:
 
For further details and to apply, click this link PAC are recruiting 16-20 year olds who are motivated to make change and have unique perspectives on youth violence informed by their own lived experience. You don’t need any qualifications or previous experience, just an open mind, a willingness to learn and a passion for the topic. They are looking for 9 Peer Researchers and 3 Social Action Leads. 3 Peer Researchers and 1 Social Action Lead in each of our key areas: Blackburn, Preston and Burnley/Pendle. Pay: £8 per hour (Peer Researchers x9) – £10 per hour (Social Action Leads x3) Hours: 6 – 8 hours per week (Please state how many hours you are able to work) Contract: 22 months fixed term (November 2023 – August 2025) Learn More An opportunity for health colleagues across the North West to delve into the 'how-to' for nature recovery with Natural England colleagues.
Nature Recovery on NHS Estates, North West Regional Conference Tickets, Thu 12 Oct 2023 at 10:00 | Eventbrite  If you work with young children and teenagers, LCG's free courses are a fantastic way to boost your skills and personal growth. We provide a variety of short courses in specialised topics like autism, children's mental well-being, early childhood neuroscience, and common childhood illnesses.
Gain essential knowledge and methods with a range of courses to study at a time that works for you. These courses are free to complete, funded via the government's Adult Education Budget. Childcare Courses  Free limited transport places are available to book your free place:
PEN@LSCFT.NHS.UK With the world around us becoming ever more digital focused, you can develop your Essential Digital skills and become more confident in your abilities with our new range of FREE courses, designed to support you during this time.
You can learn how to use digital skills to connect with friends, local communities and the world around you with our courses, topics covered may include:
If you need support, get in touch, our friendly team can help! *Note that most of our courses are FREE for Lancashire residents and where fees are applicable, this will be noted on your enrollment. Please click here for more information. Community Roots at the Chai Centre in Burnley.
If you're looking for one to one support in regards to a range of social and wellbeing support, Chai Centre host their popular drop in sessions. Simply turn up on the day to speak to an expert about a range of subjects including volunteering opportunities, digital devices, financial support and active community participation.  Friends by the water is a friendly outdoor group for people living with dementia and their carers.
Tuesdays 10:30 - 12 noon Outdoors at Canal & Rivers Trust, Lowerhouse Lane, Rosegrove, Burnley, BB12 6HU. Sessions include refreshments and our varied user led activities can include crafts, conversations, sensory activities, games and singing as well as other things based on the interests of the group. Contact numbers in the poster. Please click here for a PDF Copy
British Science Week (BSW) is an annual programme of science, technology, engineering, and maths events and activities that takes place across the UK in March each year. BSW is coordinated by the British Science Association (BSA) and funded by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI).
Applications will be considered from community-based groups and organisations that work directly with audiences who are traditionally underrepresented and currently not engaged in science activity, including:
Two levels of grants are available:
The grants can be used for materials, room hire, publicity, speakers, trainers, freelancers, project-specific staff costs, audio-visual hire, reasonable volunteer expenses, transport or other costs of running the event or activity. The deadline for applications is 6 November 2023 For more info please click here Let's get moving in Autumn, Don't let the seasons get you down! Come and join this unique movement to music class where you can help co-create (if you want) beautiful choreography using movement patterns based on topics of nature. No prior experience necessary and adults of all abilities are very welcome. This is an accessiable and inclusive gentle movement class, where you can sit or stand and is perfect for your physical and mental health. Wednesdays 2:30 - 3:45pm From 11th October. Contact details in the poster below:   This Autumn - Free on line workshops to help protect vulnerable people from carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning
Help protect vulnerable people that you support by booking on to one of our free, hour long (9.30 - 10.30) and interactive Zoom workshops. You will learn about the sources, signs and symptoms of CO poisoning as well as what to do to help prevent the risks and some of the sources of support that exist for those people in fuel poverty. Just click on this link: Think CO Online Workshops - How to Book and you can book on one of the upcoming workshops. 16 October 2024, 9.30am-1.00pm Online event FREE to attend As we begin to enter the winter season, National Energy Action (NEA) believes energy advice is crucial amid the ongoing energy and cost-of-living crises. We want to help equip frontline domestic energy advisers and those supporting clients in fuel poverty with the necessary tools and most up-to-date information so they can offer effective support. This energy adviser bootcamp, run by the NEA training and delivery teams, has been designed to address the challenges and complexities of assisting those in need during the colder months and to give a refresher on the most salient points of advice delivery in the face of the energy and broader cost-of-living crises. This webinar also aims to provide knowledge on government-led measures and schemes for householders. We’ll also be devoting time to acknowledging that frontline advice delivery can be extremely challenging, and taking some time to look at mental health resilience and strategies around self-care over high stress periods. This is a free online session, held via Zoom.   St. John Ambulance's latest mental health course – creating a supportive workplace – is a fully digital, self-guided- course aiming to provide people with the skills to support one another, creating workplaces where positive mental wellbeing is at the heart of every interaction. For only £29* per person.
You’ll be guided through Kay’s story to learn how a lack of mental health support and empathy led to her experiencing a mental health crisis. Through interactive elements learners will unpack the scenario to determine where things could have been done better to support both Kay and the business. Guided by a virtual trainer, delegates test their knowledge as they move through the course to ensure learning is embedded and will come away with the skills to:
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