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adult community education

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january – july

The Adult Community Education Centre (ACE) at CIT Solutions has worked closely with community partners small and large to offer courses at a range of convenient locations across Canberra.

Reid

Bruce

Weston

Fyshwick

Woden

Gungahlin

Dickson

Hawker

Kingston

Melba

CIT's Bruce, Reid, Southside and Fyshwick Campuses, Gungahlin CIT Learning Centre, Gungahlin

College, Hawker College, Dickson College, Canberra Glassworks in Kingston, Melba Copland College, The Weston

Club...and many more locations!

Contentsarts & creative skills

Art, Cr A f t & De s i g n 2–7 Art st u D i o Cl A s s e s 7–9 fA b r i C s & fA s h i o n 10–11 Mu s i C , DA n C e & en t e rtA i n M e n t 12–15 Ph o t o g r A P h y 15–18

Business & Work skills Co M P u t i n g & gr A P h i C De s i g n 20–23 Mo n e y MAt t e r s 24–25 Pr o f e s s i o n A l & Pe r s o n A l De v e l o P M e n t 25–28 Pr o P e rt y & bu s i n e s s 28–29 Wo r k re l At e D Co u r s e s 30

Home, Garden & GaraGe Au t o M o t i v e 32–33 gA r D e n i n g & ru r A l 34–36 ho M e iM P r o v e M e n t s 36–40 We l d i n G 41

lanGuaGes & WritinG lA n g u A g e s 42–44 Wr i t i n g 45–47

lifestyle & recreation CAt e r i n g & be v e r A g e s 48–53 f i s h i n g 54–55 ge n e r A l in t e r e s t 55–56 he A lt h & We l l-b e i n g 56–59 le i s u r e 60–61

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botAniCAl PAinting – WAterColour PAinting(Maria Boreham) Fee: $295*This course is an introduction to botanical drawing and painting. It is designed for those who have little or no botanical painting experience. Students will learn how to depict a botanical subject in a way that is both scientifically accurate and aesthetically pleasing. Students will be guided in the study of plant specimens, arranging compositions, preparing pencil sketches, and the mixing and application of colours. Introductory course for people who have a love of plants and would like to draw and paint them in watercolour. Duration: 6–9pm x 6 sessions Start: Thu 16 Feb – 22 Mar (GUN1001)Location: Gungahlin College Start: Thu 10 May – 14 Jun (GUN1003)

botAniCAl PAinting – WAterColour – DAytiMe (Nilavan Adams) Fee: $295*Students will learn how to depict a botanical subject in a way that is both scientifically accurate and aesthetically pleasing. Students will be guided in the study of plant specimens, arranging compositions, preparing pencil sketches, and mixing and application of colour.Duration: 9.30am–12.30pm x 6 sessions Start: Wed 22 Feb – 28 Mar (BRU1245)Campus: Bruce

CreAtive drAWinG usinG PAstels Learn to combine these vibrant mediums creatively. Cover a range of subject matter. Suitable for both beginners and advanced students. (Joy McDonald) Fee: $245*Duration: 6–8pm x 6 sessions Start: Mon 13 Feb – 26 Mar (DCC1057) Location: Dickson College Start: Mon 7 May – 18 Jun (DCC1140)OR(Louise Wright) Fee: $245*Duration: 6.30–8.30pm x 6 sessions Start: Wed 29 Feb – 4 Apr (STH1245) Campus: Southside/Woden

drAWinG And CArtooninG for fun And PleAsure (Bob Jankowski) Fee: $245*A visual exploration through aspects of what makes an effective cartoon, including expressions and features on face types, composing backgrounds and narratives, sense of movement and action, attention to detail and pattern. Duration: 6–8pm x 6 sessions Start: Wed 29 Feb – 4 Apr (STH1001) Campus: Southside/Woden

drAWinG on tHe riGHt side of tHe BrAin(Corinna Little) Fee: $245* Learning to draw was transformed by this method which can help everyone to draw well. From beginners to experienced, this dynamic workshop will teach you to tune into the right side of your brain and be able to see clearer to draw accurately.Duration: 6.30–9pm x 6 sessions Start: Tue 21 Feb – 27 Mar (BRU1015)Campus: Bruce Start: Tue 1 May – 5 Jun (BRU1016)

Art, CrAft & desiGn ACryliCs PAinting – A versAtile MeDiuM (Joy McDonald) Fee: $245* A course exploring this medium’s versatility while improving your painting skills. Beginners and continuing students welcomed.Duration: 6–8pm x 6 sessions Start: Tue 21 Feb – 27 Mar (BRU1001)Campus: Bruce Start: Tue 1 May – 5 Jun (BRU1002)

BAsket mAkinG (Lana Twyford) Fee: $75*Enjoy a morning of basket weaving! Learn a simple coil technique using native grasses and flax. Grasses and needles provided for the class.Duration: 9.30am–12.30pm x 1 session Start: Sat 3 Mar (BRU1003)Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 5 May (BRU1004)ORDuration: 1.30–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Sat 3 Mar (BRU1202) Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 5 May (BRU1203)

BookCrAft for BeGinners (Sally Rose) Fee: $425*A range of exercises have been designed to introduce beginners to the basic concepts of bookbinding and related bookcraft. Please enrol early.Duration: 6–9pm x 8 sessions Start: Thu 16 Feb – 5 Apr (RED1001) Campus: Reid Start: Thu 3 May – 21 Jun (RED1002)

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iCons – trADitionAl PAintings (Joy McDonald) Fee: $245*Icons using traditional methods adapted to contemporary materials. In the process you will observe some of the historical and religious context of the fine working methods of Byzantium. Advanced painting skills recommended.Duration: 6–8pm x 6 sessions Start: Wed 9 May – 13 Jun (BRU1281)Campus: Bruce

JAPAnese kumiHimo BrAidinG(Angela McDonald) Fee: $130*Kumihimo roughly translates into English as “braided cord”. These cords were used by the Samuari in both a functional and decorative way. These cords are now used as ties on jackets and tying on an obi (kimono sash). Also included will be Andean braiding, Korean and Chinese knotting. This braiding can be used to decorate clothing, to make necklaces and bangles etc.Duration: 10am–2pm x 1 session Start: Tue 13 Mar (BRU1277)Campus: Bruce

leADlighting – bAsiCs(Gary Mitchell) Fee: $245*Learn the techniques of this decorative art while completing a leadlight panel of your choice. Design your own panel or choose from the many designs available. Duration: 6–8pm x 5 sessions Start: Tue 28 Feb – 27 Mar (BRU1012)Campus: Bruce

life drAWinG(Sonja Barfoed) Fee: $295*Learn the basic principles of life drawing and improve your drawing skills. This course is for anyone fascinated with drawing people or the human body. Check the website for materials.Duration: 6–9pm x 4 sessions Start: Wed 22 Feb – 14 Mar (RED1007) Campus: Reid

mAndAlA drAWinG(Maryann Cremen) Fee: $95*Mandala is a Sanskrit word for circles. They have been used throughout history for meditation, balance and healing. The process is a joyful, centering and self-nurturing experience. Tap into your hidden creativity! Duration: 9.30am–12.30pm x 1 session Start: Sat 31 Mar (BRU1013)Campus: Bruce

mixed mediA And CollAGe (Rebecca Vavic) Fee: $245*Create your very own mixed media and collage art. You will create pages in your art journal and pieces which can be framed. Bring with you an adventurous spirit and an intention to have fun.Duration: 6.30–8.30pm x 6 sessions Start: Thu 16 Feb – 22 Mar (WES1001)Location: The Weston Club Start: Thu 17 May – 21 Jun (WES1002)

PAintinG And drAWinGThese courses are for beginners and continuing students or for those needing the rudimentary skills of drawing and painting. Develop your observational powers using various ‘techniques of seeing’. Subject matter will include still life, portrait and perspective scenes. This is not a water colour or oils class.(Cherylynn Holmes) Fee: $290*Duration: 6–9pm x 7 sessions Start: Wed 15 Feb – 28 Mar (HAW1001)Location: Hawker College Start: Wed 9 May – 20 Jun (HAW1002)OR(Philippa Hofgartner) Fee: $290*Duration: 10.15am–1.15pm x 7 sessions Start: Fri 17 Feb – 30 Mar (WES1003)Location: The Weston Club Start: Fri 18 May – 29 Jun (WES1004)OR(John Gould) Fee: $290*Duration: 9.30am–12.30pm x 7 sessions Start: Thu 23 Feb – 5 Apr (BRU1248)Campus: Bruce

PiCture frAminG WorksHoP - BeGinners (Nick Harper) Fee: $320*This course introduces the main elements of picture framing from design to building. Use your creative flair to design mounts and frames for your paintings, prints and photographs. You will learn to measure, cut and join frames, cut mats with windows, glass cutting and frame assembly. A further cost should be allowed to cover materials required to complete your project. Book earlyDuration: 6–9pm x 6 sessions Start: Thu 23 Feb – 29 Mar (EXB1001)Location: Exhibition Centre, Fyshwick Start: Thu 3 May – 7 Jun (EXB1002)

releAse tHe Artist WitHin (Kathleen Rhee) Fee: $245*This art for wellbeing course will introduce you to the Intuitive art making process, allowing you to express yourself creatively through colour, paint and mixed media. Tap into your creative energies to find inspiration. Trust your own instincts to get to know your true self. Allow for self-expression without fear of what others may think. No art experience is needed, perfect for everyone!Duration: 2–4pm x 6 sessions Start: Sat 18 Feb – 31 Mar (BRU1276)Campus: Bruce



sCulPtinG tHe nude (Peter Latona) Fee: $450*Sculpting will be in clay and kiln-fired at the end of the course. Beginners to experienced students will be catered for as Peter’s teaching expertise blends group and personal instruction. Fee includes the cost of the model hire but there will be an extra cost for clay used in this course.Duration: 1.30–4.30pm x 6 sessions Start: Wed 15 Feb – 21 Mar (BRU1282)Campus: Bruce

soAP CreAtion using goAt’s Milk (Julian Reeves) Fee: $95*Create traditional Goat’s Milk and Glycerine Soap using ingredients and equipment from the supermarket. We will make a quantity of soap and learn how to colour, shape and add essential flower oils. Learn to construct your own recipes. (Not for commercial use). Please bring $20 for ingredients.Duration: 9.30am–12.30pm x 1 session Start: Sat 17 Mar (BRU1225) Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 12 May (BRU1249)

soAP CreAtion usinG olive oil (Julian Reeves) Fee: $95*Create traditional Olive Oil and Glycerine Soap using ingredients and equipment from the supermarket. We will make a quantity of soap and learn how to colour, shape and add essential flower oils. Learn to construct your own recipes. (Not for commercial use). Please bring $20 for ingredients.Duration: 9.30am–12.30pm x 1 session Start: Sat 14 Apr (BRU1226) Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 16 Jun (BRU1267)

uPHolstery At diCkson(Max Vrancic) Fee: $360*Do you have a small piece of antique furniture which needs upholstering? Well here is your chance to bring that favourite piece of furniture back to its original glory. There will be an added cost for materials. Please note: this class is for traditional furniture only. Duration: 6–9pm x 7 sessions Start: Wed 15 Feb – 28 Mar (DCC1016)Location: Dickson College Start: Wed 9 May – 20 Jun (DCC1017)ORDuration: 6–9pm x 7 sessions Start: Mon 13 Feb – 2 Apr (DCC1141)Location: Dickson College Start: Mon 7 May – 25 Jun (DCC1142)

WAterColour for everyone(Nell Anderson) Fee: $265*Designed to enable the beginner student to be confident in the use of watercolour equipment. Learn the techniques required to produce your desired work and to progress creatively with this exciting painting medium. Duration: 6.30–9pm x 6 sessions Start: Wed 29 Feb – 4 Apr (STH1036)Campus: Southside/Woden Start: Wed 2 May – 6 Jun (STH1002)

WooDturning – introDuCtion (Brett Minney) Fee: $470*An introductory course in the basic techniques of woodturning. Designed for those who require basic knowledge in the use of the lathe and tools used to produce articles of turned wood. All materials included. Duration: 6–9pm x 3 sessions Start: Wed 15 Feb – 29 Feb (HAW1091)Location: Hawker College Start: Wed 9 May – 23 May (HAW1092)

Art studio ClAsses A few of our working artists and crafts people have kindly opened their studios for a limited number of students. These small classes ensure personalised attention and encourage a closer working relationship. Take advantage of the friendly invitation and enjoy time out of the classroom. Classes are higher in price because places are limited.

Air-dry ClAy sCulPtinG(Lex Sorrentino) Fee: $270*Sculpt a mermaid using Air-dry clay, attach to a canvas and add detail using liquefied Air-dry clay, Paverpol fabric hardener and braids, wool, shells, beads etc. Wall-hanging approximately 80x40cm.Duration: 10am–4pm x 2 sessions Start: Sat 24 Mar & 31 Mar (LEX1017)Location: Farrer Studio Start: Sat 16 Jun & 23 Jun (LEX1018)

Polymer ClAy BeAds, Buttons And PendAnts(Lex Sorrentino) Fee: $150*Learn how to mix polymer clay colours and make unique beads, buttons & pendants. (Includes 4 Polymer Clay colours)Duration: 2–5pm x 1 session Start: Sat 5 May (LEX1005)Location: Farrer Studio Start: Sat 30 Jun (LEX1006)

PreCious MetAl ClAy – silver (Lex Sorrentino) Fee: $170*Design and make a Pendant with bail using 16g of PMC3 Silver & Zirconia inclusion. You will learn how to fire using a gas stove-top, use Liver of Sulphur for colour & learn how to finish the silver.Duration: 1.30–5pm x 1 session Start: Sat 14 Apr (LEX1009)Location: Farrer Studio Start: Sat 26 May (LEX1010)



Weekend mosAiC ClAsses

MosAiC−101 – introDuCtion to MosAiCs(Kim Grant) Fee: $185*This two day class is an introduction to ceramic tile mosaics and an excellent starting point for those who want to study mosaics. Check our website for more information. Please bring lunch.Duration: 10am–4.30pm x 2 sessions Start: Sat 28 & Sun 29 Jan (GRA1007)Location: Spence Studio Start: Sat 24 & Sun 25 Mar (GRA1008) Start: Sat 5 & Sun 6 May (GRA1003) Start: Sat 2 & Sun 3 Jun (GRA1010)

MosAiC−201 – exterior AnD gArDen APPliCAtions (Kim Grant) Fee: $185*The focus of this two day class is to create mosaics for the great outdoors. Check our website for more information. Please bring lunch.Duration: 10am–4.30pm x 2 sessions Start: Sat 11 & Sun 12 Feb (GRA1001)Location: Spence Studio Start: Sat 19 & Sun 20 May (GRA1002) Start: Sat 30 Jun & Sun 1 Jul (GRA1011)

MosAiC−301 – Journey into MosAiCs(Kim Grant) Fee: $370*Mosaic 301 is an extension of Mosaic 101 and 201 whilst also venturing into other techniques such as tempered glass and making mosaics on mesh, as well as a variety of materials. Check our website for more information.Duration: 10am–1pm x 6 sessions Start: Mon 13 Feb – 26 Mar (GRA1009)Location: Spence Studio

CAnBerrA GlAss Works11 WENTWORTH AVENUE, KINGSTON ACT 2604

Canberra Glassworks is an ACT Government arts facility.

CArve A CuP(Canberra Glassworks) Fee: $260This is your opportunity to learn how to carve beautiful images on glass. Using tumblers that have been handmade here at the Canberra Glassworks you will be taught how to engrave pictures of plants and animals, create an abstract design or write beautiful script to wrap around your tumbler. This is one of the oldest methods of decorating glass and you have the opportunity to use our state of the art machines to transform these ancient techniques into modern works of art. This is an exclusive class with only four places offered every 2 months. No glass working experience is required. There are no hidden costs in this class, all materials are provided.. Duration: 10am–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Sat 4 Feb (CGW1181)Location: Canberra Glassworks Start: Sat 7 Apr (CGW1196)

flAMeWorking – introDuCtion (Canberra Glassworks) Fee: $260What is flameworking? It is the art of melting and shaping glass over a hot torch or flame. The glass can be made into beads, marbles, perfume bottles, sculpted animals and much more! This class is perfect for you if you have done a beading class and want to explore the medium further or if you want to learn how to make beautiful sculpted objects in glass. Think glassblowing on a smaller, more intimate scale. No glassworking experience is required. There are no hidden extras in this class, all materials are provided.Duration: 10am–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Sat 4 Feb (CGW1042)Location: Canberra Glassworks Start: Sat 7 Apr (CGW1192)

GlAss BloWinG - introduCtion(Canberra Glassworks) Fee: $495Are you fascinated by the 2000 year old art of glass blowing? If so this is your chance to get up close and personal with this beautiful art form. In this class you will explore blowing and shaping glass in its molten state. You will learn to create simple glass objects such as paperweights, flowers, free-form sculptures and vessels. You will be encouraged to work in teams as well as receiving one-on-one instruction. This is an exclusive class with only four places offered per month. There are no hidden costs in this class, all materials are provided.Duration: 10am–4.30pm x 2 sessions Location: Canberra Glassworks Start: Sat 14 & Sun 15 Jan (CGW1040) Start: Sat 4 & Sun 5 Feb (CGW1194) Start: Sat 3 & Sun 4 Mar (CGW1195) Start: Sat 7 & Sun 8 Apr (CGW1051) Start: Sat 5 & Sun 6 May (CGW1020)

GlAss sCulPture for BeGinners (Canberra Glassworks) Fee: $260Transform your own 3D clay sculpture into a gorgeous glass sculpture! In this one day workshop you will use clay to make a form and then make a mould to transform it into glass. Make room on the special shelf! You will treasure your glass pieces for years. No glass working experience is required. There are no hidden costs in this class, all materials are provided.Duration: 10am–3.30pm x 1 session Start: Sat 14 Jan (CGW1105)Location: Canberra Glassworks Start: Sat 3 Mar (CGW1106) Start: Sat 5 May (CGW1184)

CreAte A PlAte(Canberra Glassworks) Fee: $260Make a piece of artwork that is not only beautiful but functional as well! In one session you will learn the basics of kiln forming whilst creating your very own glass plate. This class will explore coloured glass patterns and the different effects that can be achieved through fusing glass. No glassworking experience is required. There are no hidden costs in this class, all materials are provided.Duration: 10am–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Sat 14 Jan (CGW1197)Location: Canberra Glassworks Start: Sat 3 Mar (CGW1198) Start: Sat 5 May (CGW1097)



fABriCs & fAsHion CroCHet mAde eAsy (Alexandra Davey) Fee: $145* Crochet is a simple technique which calms and adds balance to a hectic lifestyle. It is portable, practical, sociable and allows you to experiment. In this class you will learn to create and name basic structural stitches, and how to create simple projects with these stitches. We also learn how to read patterns, using both written and international symbol styles. Please bring $20 to the first lesson for supplies. Duration: 10am–12noon x 5 sessions Start: Sat 18 Feb – 24 Mar (BRU1017)Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 5 May – 2 Jun (BRU1018)

Hooked on CroCHet(Audrey Cureton) Fee: $145*Crochet is a simple technique which calms and adds balance to a hectic lifestyle. It is portable, practical, sociable and allows you to experiment. In this class you will learn basic stitches and shapes, how to read English and American patterns and master an easy but unusual stitch suitable for a lacy scarf. Duration: 6–8pm x 5 sessions Start: Wed 15 Feb – 14 Mar (BRU1279) Campus: Bruce Start: Wed 2 May – 30 May (BRU1280)

diy CusHions And CurtAins(Carol Price) Fee: $95*Discover how to make a designer cushion using professional techniques for a piped or ruffled edge with a zipper opening. Also learn creative options such as decorative button openings and beaded trims. Techniques required to make a lined curtain and produce a miniature curtain for future reference. You will have had to complete “Sewing for Beginners” to join this course.Duration: 10am–3.30pm x 1 session Start: Sat 3 Mar (RED1199)Campus: Reid

knittinG for BeGinners (Alexandra Davey) Fee: $145*Knitting is fun, fashionable, creative and relaxing – the perfect antidote to computer fatigue. Learn the basics to begin a project of your choice and learn to unravel the mysteries of sl1, k1, psso in a sociable and supportive group. Please bring $20 to the first lesson for supplies.Duration: 1–3pm x 5 sessions Start: Sat 18 Feb – 24 Mar (BRU1019)Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 5 May – 2 Jun (BRU1020)

Quilt MAking – froM trADitionAl to ConteMPorAry (Audrey Cureton) Fee: $195* Quilt making for all levels from beginners to art quilters. Work at your own level, pace and interest through a series of projects, techniques, and ideas from basic quilt blocks to intuitive piecing and free machine quilting, etc.Duration: 6–8pm x 7 sessions Start: Mon 13 Feb – 2 Apr (BRU1250) Campus: Bruce Start: Mon 30 Apr – 18 Jun (BRU1251)

seWinG for BeGinnersThis course will introduce you to a number of basic sewing techniques including pattern identification, measurement taking, seam finishes and zipper insertion. No previous sewing experience required. Sewing machines are supplied at Reid campus.(Carol Price) Fee: $195*Duration: 6–8.30pm x 5 sessions Start: Thu 9 Feb – 8 Mar (RED1009)Campus: Reid Start: Thu 3 May – 31 May (RED1010)OR(Lyn Pearson) Fee: $195*Duration: 6–8.30pm x 5 sessions Start: Tue 7 Feb – 6 Mar (RED1212) Campus: Reid Start: Tue 13 Mar – 10 Apr (RED1213) Start: Tue 15 May – 12 Jun (RED1214)OR(Carol Price) Fee: $195*Duration: 6–8.30pm x 5 sessions Start: Wed 22 Feb – 21 Mar (RED1177)Campus: Reid Start: Wed 2 May – 30 May (RED1186)

seWinG WorksHoP(Carol Price) Fee: $195*Learn from the experts and develop skills to help you assemble a simple garment of your choice. You will need to have completed “Sewing for Beginners” or equivalent. Bring pattern and fabric to the first class. All sewing machines are supplied at Reid campus. Duration: 6–8.30pm x 5 sessions Start: Thu 15 Mar – 12 Apr (RED1187) Campus: Reid

skirt in A dAy(Carol Price) Fee: $95*Bring your skills from “Sewing for Beginners” to make a skirt to fit you in a day. Take measurements and select your size from patterns provided and apply simple adjustment techniques to achieve a good fit. Select from a range of techniques developed in “Sewing for Beginners” to apply appropriate finishes for your garment.Duration: 10am–3.30pm x 1 session Start: Sat 17 Mar (RED1200)Campus: Reid

stretCH seWinG usinG An overloCker(Lyn Pearson) Fee: $95*Get the best out of your overlocker and discover the opportunities to produce stretchware using the stitches available. Experiment with the techniques required to produce stretch seams, hems and necklines using knitted ribbing fabric.Duration: 10am–3.30pm x 1 session Start: Sat 31 Mar (RED1201)Campus: Reid



musiC, dAnCe & entertAinment BAGPiPes for BeGinners(Geoff Williams) Fee: $195*Bring the sounds of Scotland to your neighbourhood. Fit yourself for a lifetime of pleasure. Practice between classes is essential. Practice chanters are available from the teacher. Ability to read music is not essential.Duration: 6–8pm x 6 sessions Start: Thu 16 Feb – 22 Mar (HAW1066) Location: Hawker College

DAnCing At DiCkson – sAlsA (K’MOTION Dance Studio) Fee: $95SALSA – Come and learn one of the world’s most popular Latin dances! Great exercise and tons of fun! Bring your partner or come alone.Duration: 6–7pm x 7 sessions Start: Mon 13 Feb – 2 Apr (DCC1061)Location: Dickson College Start: Mon 7 May – 25 Jun (DCC1069)

DAnCing At DiCkson – briDAl WAltz(K’MOTION Dance Studio) Fee: $95BRIDAL WALTZ – Make this waltz one to remember! You will learn everything from the walk onto the dance floor to the dip at the end. Bring your chosen Bridal music to the first class.Duration: 7–8pm x 7 sessions Start: Mon 13 Feb – 2 Apr (DCC1062)Location: Dickson College Start: Mon 7 May – 25 Jun (DCC1070)

DAnCing At DiCkson – roCk’n’roll(K’MOTION Dance Studio) Fee: $95Duration: 8–9pm x 7 sessions Start: Mon 13 Feb – 2 Apr (DCC1060)Location: Dickson College Start: Mon 7 May – 25 Jun (DCC1068)

eGyPtiAn Belly dAnCe for BeGinners(Michelle Grybaitis) Fee: $175Have fun! Great for the waist and suitable for all ages and fitness levels. Wear leggings or track pants for stretching plus a flowing skirt and scarf for the hips.Duration: 6–7.30pm x 7 sessions Start: Wed 15 Feb – 28 Mar (DCC1053) Location: Dickson College

GuitAr for BeGinners(Pat Italiano) Fee: $195*For the beginner and those who already know basic chords and wish to further their knowledge. You will need your own guitar. Learn at your own pace. A great course.Duration: 6–8.30pm x 6 sessions Start: Tue 21 Feb – 27 Mar (STH1003)Campus: Southside/Woden Start: Tue 1 May – 5 Jun (STH1004) ORDuration: 6.15–8.45pm x 6 sessions Start: Thu 23 Feb – 29 Mar (STH1040) Campus: Southside/Woden Start: Thu 3 May – 7 Jun (STH1240) OR (Steven Mottlee) Fee: $230 Duration: 6–7pm x 7 sessions Start: Mon 13 Feb – 2 Apr (DCC1032)Duration: 7–8pm x 7 sessions Start: Mon 13 Feb – 2 Apr (DCC1033) ORDuration: 6–7pm x 7 sessions Start: Mon 7 May – 25 Jun (DCC1045) Duration: 7–8pm x 7 sessions Start: Mon 7 May – 25 Jun (DCC1034)Location: Dickson College OR(Jarrod McGrath) Fee: $195*Duration: 6–8pm x 6 sessions Start: Tue 14 Feb – 20 Mar (MCC1019) Location: Melba Copland College Start: Tue 8 May – 12 Jun (MCC1030)

GuitAr for ContinuinG students(Pat Italiano) Fee: $195*This class is for continuing students who would like to work on chord structures, finger picking styles and rhythm options. Expand your musical styles.Duration: 6–8.30pm x 6 sessions Start: Mon 20 Feb – 2 Apr (STH1005)Campus: Southside/Woden Start: Mon 30 Apr – 4 Jun (STH1006)

JuGGlinG for BeGinners And ContinuinG students(Sam Floyd) Fee: $85Have you ever wanted to juggle three balls at once? This stress relieving course shows you how. Learn to use both sides of your brain at once to create many different techniques.Duration: 6–7pm x 6 sessions Start: Thu 8 Mar – 12 Apr (BRU1024) Campus: Bruce

logiC – introDuCtion (Kimmo Vennonen) Fee: $265Learn how to use Logic, the up and coming alternative to ProTools. Like the Pro Tools course we look at the basics of recording, editing and mixing as well as third party plugins and the massive Logic sound library. Underpinning it all is classic recording studio knowledge. We'll keep coming back to your own projects and show you actual real world examples. If you're a Mac user and want to go way further than Garage Band then this could be the course for you.Duration: 7–9pm x 4 sessions Start: Wed 2 May – 23 May (KIM1002)Location: Braddon Studio

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MP3, iPoD AnD itunes PriMer (Brad Nichol) Fee: $160MP3 Players such as the iPod have revolutionised mobile entertainment. Learn everything you need to know about iPods, digital audio, accessories, iTunes and on-line music stores. Learn how to turn your iPod into a hi-fi music server. Includes heaps of tips on how to get the best results from audio files and a detailed look at non-music options such as podcasts, ebooks, iPod apps, video and much more. A perfect workshop for seniors.Duration: 9.30am–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Fri 17 Feb (NIC1008)Campus: Bruce Start: Fri 25 May (NIC1135)

musiC tHeory level 1(Kathryn Borrell) Fee: $195A musicianship course that weaves music theory basics, aural skills training and general music knowledge into a fascinating musical story. This course has practical outcomes too: research has shown that learning music theory helps you to play your musical instrument better and the course prepares you to pass AMEB Grade 1 Music Theory. You will need to have a well-rounded knowledge of music to get the most out of this course.Duration: 6–8pm x 6 sessions Start: Wed 15 Feb – 21 Mar (DCC1137)Location: Dickson College Start: Wed 9 May – 13 Jun (DCC1143)

Protools – introDuCtion(Kimmo Vennonen) Fee: $265Learn how to use ProTools, the industry standard platform for audio recording, editing and mixing. Assuming you know a little about computers (either Mac or PC), this course gives you a mix of hands-on training plus the underlying knowledge so that you can keep developing your skills afterwards. If you're thinking about getting ProTools or already have it, this is an ideal course. We also look at third party plugins, work through real life examples and you're welcome to bring along your projects and questions.Duration: 7–9pm x 4 sessions Start: Wed 7 Mar – 28 Mar (KIM1001)Location: Braddon Studio

soCiAl BAllroom dAnCinG (Naomi Nicholson) Fee: $175If you can walk you can dance, even if you have two left feet. Teaching emphasis will be on understanding and moving appropriately to different dance rhythms. The course will open doors to swing, quick-step and slow dreamy dancing to the fox trot and waltz. You too can be dancing with the stars.Duration: 8.30–9.30pm x 8 sessions Start: Tue 7 Feb – 27 Mar (KAL1001)Location: Kaleen Start: Tue 1 May – 19 Jun (KAL1002)

ukulele for BeGinners And ContinuinG (Michael Rosenberg) Fee: $145This class is designed for those with little or no experience of playing the Ukulele. Michael shows you how easy it is to make music on this small and affordable instrument. You will learn basic chords, rhythm and practice techniques as well as having fun playing along with others.Duration: 6–8pm x 6 sessions Start: Tue 21 Feb – 27 Mar (STH1009) (Beg)Campus: Southside/Woden Start: Tue 1 May – 5 Jun (STH1010) (Beg)ORDuration: 6–8pm x 6 sessions Start: Wed 7 Mar – 11 Apr (STH1051) (Beg) Campus: Southside/Woden Start: Wed 16 May – 20 Jun (STH1257) (Beg)ORDuration: 6–8pm x 6 sessions Start: Mon 20 Feb – 2 Apr (STH1044) (Cont) Campus: Southside/Woden Start: Mon 30 Apr – 4 Jun (STH1045) (Cont)

PHotoGrAPHy DigitAl PhotogrAPhy – Dslr This course is suitable for beginner digital photographers with a DSLR (Digital Single Lens Reflex) camera and those changing over from a film camera. For more information on this course check our website.(Allan Moore) Fee: $350Duration: 6–8.30pm x 6 sessions Start: Thu 23 Feb – 29 Mar (RED1012) Campus: Reid Start: Thu 3 May – 7 Jun (RED1013) ORDuration: 9am–12noon x 5 sessions Start: Sat 18 Feb – 24 Mar (RED1014) Campus: Reid Start: Sat 5 May – 2 Jun (RED1015)OR(TBA) Fee: $350 Duration: 6–8.30pm x 6 sessions Start: Tue 28 Feb – 3 Apr (RED1184) Campus: Reid Start: Tue 15 May – 19 Jun (RED1185)

diGitAl PHotoGrAPHy And ComPutersLearn basic digital photography and digital imaging skills using your own digital camera and Adobe Photoshop image manipulation software. Check our website for more information.(Jan Goldsworthy) Fee: $265Duration: 6–8.30pm x 6 sessions Start: Wed 15 Feb – 21 Mar (STH1258) Campus: Southside/Woden Start: Wed 9 May – 13 Jun (STH1259)OR(Cherie Robinson) Fee: $265Duration: 6–8.30pm x 6 sessions Start: Tue 14 Feb – 20 Mar (GUN1004) Campus: Gungahlin College Start: Tue 8 May – 12 Jun (GUN1005)



DigitAl PhotogrAPhy – eleMents series(Brad Nichol) Fee: $160* eachThis daytime group of Workshops will start you on your digital photography pathway. Please bring lunch.

AdvAnCed diGitAl CAmerAOnce you have learnt the fundamentals of how your digital camera works and perhaps completed our "Taking Great Digital Pictures" workshop you're no doubt primed to learn more. Most digital cameras now have an amazing array of advanced features available, whether they are compact Digicam or SLR's.Duration: 9.30am–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Sat 14 Apr (NIC1020)Campus: Bruce Start: Fri 13 Jul (NIC1157)

iPHoneoGrAPHyIn just a couple of years iPhoneography has exploded all over the air and photography world. With over 4000 applications for iPhone photography the options are endless. The Workshop will show you how to capture, edit and share great images on your iPhone. You will learn about the very best applications, iPhoneography websites and output options. A very hands on Workshop.Duration: 9.30am–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Sat 17 Mar (NIC1122)Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 16 Jun (NIC1123)

iPHoto And APerture for mAC usersWe have had many requests from Mac users on how to better use iPhoto and Aperture on their Mac, well now you can. This workshop covers all you need to know about the files system, editing tools, export options, RAW and JPEG formats, importing, slide shows and so much more. Don’t waste time trying to sort it all out, just do the workshop and get straight to work having fun!.Duration: 9.30am–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Fri 30 Mar (NIC1147)Campus: Bruce Start: Fri 15 Jun (NIC1149)

PHotoGrAPHiC liGHtinG WorksHoPExplore the options for lighting your photographs and take your images to the next level. Covers: portable and studio flash, fluorescent, tungsten, lighting control and theory, colour temperature control, exposure options, lighting ratios and more.Duration: 9.30am–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Sat 31 Mar (NIC1125) Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 14 Jul (NIC1137)

sHoot @ niGHtJoin Brad in this new Workshop. There will be a mix of background theory and hands on practical skills. All you need to know to take fantastic photos in really low light or at night will be covered. This Workshop will take you into Civic at night.Duration: 4–9.30pm x 1 session Start: Fri 9 Mar (NIC1101) Campus: Bruce Start: Wed 23 May (NIC1138)

sHootinG And ProCessinG rAW filesRAW gives higher image quality but can be confusing, now get real answers. This workshop covers shooting optimally, RAW file characteristics and programs, conversion tools and methods with hands on tasks.Duration: 9.30am–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Fri 20 Apr (NIC1021)Campus: Bruce Start: Fri 6 Jul (NIC1139)

sHootinG GreAt mACroLearn how to really photograph flowers, insects, small objects and close up detail with your digital camera.Duration: 9.30am–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Sat 24 Mar (NIC1105)Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 7 Jul (NIC1134)

tAkinG GreAt PHotos WitH your diGitAl CAmerAThis hands on Workshop, looks at composition, light and exposure control. You will take photos of macro, landscape, portrait and abstract and learn how to see photographically. Lots of professional hints and tips.Duration: 9.30am–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Sat 25 Feb (NIC1016)Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 21 Apr (NIC1017) Start: Sat 19 May (NIC1018) Start: Sat 23 Jun (NIC1113)

understAndinG your diGitAl CAmerAYour digital camera is an amazingly versatile device, yet most people find them totally confusing. See what the camera can do, learn about scene modes, flash control, files size, memory, compression, menu items, white balance, exposure systems and much more.Duration: 9.30am–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Sat 4 Feb (NIC1010)Campus: Bruce Start: Fri 23 Mar (NIC1011) Start: Sat 5 May (NIC1102) Start: Sat 30 Jun (NIC1144)

PHoto editinG series(Brad Nichol) Fee: $295 eachAn essential set of Workshops to guide you on the pathway to editing success. Please bring lunch.

Core PHoto editinG skills (2 dAy WorksHoP) We are now offering this as an updated combined 2 day Workshop to replace our very popular editing 1 and 2 Workshops. The Workshop includes: core functions of editing programs, adjusting colour and tone, how editing programs work, histograms, file types, sharpening and working with layers, optimising your workflow, text on photos, photo borders and more. Duration: 9am–4.30pm x 2 sessions Start: Fri 2 Mar & 16 Mar (NIC1032)Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 26 May & 2 Jun (NIC1033)



Photo eDiting – going further (2 DAy WorkshoP) We have now combined and updated our old editing 3 and 4 Workshops and sharpening and noise reduction Workshops. This is the perfect follow on from the Core Photo Editing Skills Workshop and it covers the following areas: 10 ways to convert colour to monochrome, layer styles, layer blend modes, refining your editing with selections, using brush tools to fine tune photos, LAB, RGB and HSU editing modes, noise reduction methods, and better sharpening methods and more.Duration: 9am–4.30pm x 2 sessions Start: Fri 13 Apr & 27 Apr (NIC1030)Campus: Bruce

sCAnninG And PrintinG series (Brad Nichol) Fee: $160* eachThis Workshop will enable you to make great scans and obtain the prints you desire. Please bring lunch.

GreAt diGitAl Prints from your inkJet PrinterGet great prints, cover profiles, paper choices, output sharpening, printer setup, fine tuning print output and more.Duration: 9.30am–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Thu 22 Mar (NIC1148)Campus: Bruce Start: Thu 5 Jul (NIC1145)

sCAnninG slides And neGAtivesLearn to digitise your slides and negatives properly. Topics include colour correction, coping with problem negs/slides, dust control, limiting grain and sizing. All jargon fully explained.Duration: 9.30am–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Thu 15 Mar (NIC1026)Campus: Bruce Start: Fri 22 Jun (NIC1027)

sCAnninG your fAmily HistoryFamilies have a wealth of historical letters, photos, awards, jewellery and more. Get the scanner off auto and learn to do the job properly. Covers tone and colour tools, resizing, storage, backup, fixing defects and basic edits.Duration: 9.30am–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Thu 23 Feb (NIC1024) Campus: Bruce Start: Thu 3 May (NIC1025)

true light CAPture – 4 DAy WorkshoP(Brad Nichol) Fee: $950* Brad's ultimate technical digital photography course for discerning photographers. TLC is a system of photography that liberates photographic quality that has an exceptional “being there” look. The 4 days cover - Lenses, Exposure, RAW processing, Printing, Previsualization and much more. Includes 400 page manual. Find out more from the web or download the full PDF.Duration: 9.30am–4.30pm x 4 consecutive daysCampus: Bruce & Goulburn Start: Thu 7 Jun – Sun 10 Jun (NIC1152)

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ComPutinG & GrAPHiC desiGn AdoBe illustrAtor(Niki Van Buuren) Fee: $295An introduction to the industry-standard, illustration software package. You will cover Illustrator basics, creating and painting shapes, drawing and manipulating paths, tracing grids and guides and working with Illustrator files. Duration: 9am–1pm x 4 sessions Start: Sat 25 Feb – 24 Mar (RED1016)Campus: Reid

AdoBe indesiGn(Niki Van Buuren) Fee: $345This software delivers the page layout tools you’ve always wanted. It integrates tightly with Photoshop, Illustrator and Acrobat. Reduce elaborate design tasks to a few quick steps. When you’re ready to print, the results are precise and reliable. InDesign also makes it easy to move beyond print with built-in support for publishing pages anywhere, to Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF), as eBooks, on the Web and more. The course uses a PC platform.Duration: 9am–12noon x 6 sessions Start: Sat 12 May – 23 Jun (RED1017) Campus: Reid

AdoBe PHotosHoP for BeGinners(Andrew Burke) Fee: $295This hands-on Workshop will provide you with the basic skills to use this amazing software package. Ever wanted to learn how to alter your home photographs? Create images for the web? Or put yourself in the picture? Well now you can! Duration: 9am–1pm x 4 sessions Start: Sat 25 Feb – 24 Mar (RED1018) Campus: Reid Start: Sat 12 May – 2 Jun (RED1221)ORDuration: 6–9pm x 5 sessions Start: Wed 29 Feb – 28 Mar (RED1215)Campus: Reid Start: Wed 16 May – 13 Jun (RED1216)

AutoCAD – tAke Control (Alan Perry) Fee: $370This course hands you the controls. We assume no prior knowledge. We will cover menu structures, layers and windows, and basic command sets.Duration: 4–7pm x 7 sessions Start: Fri 4 May – 15 Jun (BRU1027)Campus: Bruce

ComPuters for BeGinners usinG miCrosoft offiCe suiteFind your way around a computer! This introductory course will allow time to address your needs. Have all the processes of using your computer explained in plain English. You will need to practise at home between classes. Basic Word, Excel and Internet will be covered. This course is for PC users.(Paul Harris) Fee: $210Duration: 9.30–11.30am x 6 sessions Start: Thu 23 Feb – 29 Mar (BRU1025)Campus: Bruce Start: Thu 17 May – 21 Jun (BRU1026)OR(TBA) Fee: $210Duration: 6–8pm x 6 sessions Start: Tue 8 May – 12 Jun (MCC1025)Location: Melba Copland College OR(Michael Rosenberg) Fee: $210Duration: 9.30–11.30am x 6 sessions Start: Fri 24 Feb – 30 Mar (STH1247) Campus: Southside/Woden Start: Fri 18 May – 22 Jun (STH1248)OR(Richard Holz) Fee: $210Duration: 6.30–8.30pm x 6 sessions Start: Thu 23 Feb – 29 Mar (STH1012) Campus: Southside/Woden OR(Lea McLean) Fee: $210Duration: 6.30–8.30pm x 6 sessions Start: Thu 24 May – 28 Jun (STH1256)Campus: Southside/Woden(Fred Del−Pin) Fee: $160Duration: 6–7.30pm x 6 sessions Start: Wed 15 Feb – 21 Mar (HAW1006)Location: Hawker College

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20 21*Extra matErials may bE rEquirEd business and workskills

w w w . c i t a c e . e d u . a umAke tHe internet your slAve(Brad Nichol) Fee: $160*Like to unleash the power of the Net? This workshop looks at online forums, blogs, video, free learning tools, online storage, search engines and more. Great for seniors.Duration: 9.30am–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Thu 8 Mar (NIC1047)Campus: Bruce

miCrosoft exCel for BeGinners(Lea McLean) Fee: $195This course aims for a practical knowledge of Excel. Create a simple budget to plan a holiday, sort out your household finances, layout and format your information and create a chart.Duration: 6.30–9pm x 4 sessions Start: Thu 8 Mar – 29 Mar (STH1013)Campus: Southside/Woden

MiCrosoft offiCe – getting to knoW the ProgrAM (TBA) Fee: $340This combination class will cover two weeks each of PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook and Word. Be in control, empower and enrich yourself.Duration: 9.30am–12noon x 8 sessions Start: Fri 10 Feb – 30 Mar (BRU1031)Campus: Bruce Start: Fri 4 May – 22 Jun (BRU1032)

Myob – introDuCtion (Mike Walker) Fee: $350*An introduction to electronic bookkeeping course, with plenty of hands-on experience. Set up a retail business including general ledger, customers, suppliers and inventory. Produce financial statements, GST reports and prepare Business Activity Statements (BAS) and other reports. Payroll will also be covered in this course. Comprehensive MYOB manual provided and GST issues covered.Duration: 6–9pm x 7 sessions Start: Tue 21 Feb – 3 Apr (STH1016) Campus: Southside/Woden Start: Tue 1 May – 12 Jun (STH1017)ORDuration: 6–9pm x 7 sessions Start: Thu 23 Feb – 5 Apr (BRU1035)Campus: Bruce Start: Thu 3 May – 14 Jun (BRU1036)OrDuration: 9.30am–12.30pm x 7 sessions Start: Sat 11 Feb – 31 Mar (BRU1283)Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 5 May – 23 Jun (BRU1228)

understAndinG your mAC (Brad Nichol) Fee: $160Learn the basics of using your new Mac computer such as filing and folder operations, system set−ups, custom controls, virus protection, software updates, shortcuts, iTunes, iPhones, text editing and lots of other really useful information.Duration: 9.30am–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Fri 10 Feb (NIC1121) Campus: Bruce Start: Thu 10 May (NIC1130)

CreAtive WeBsites(Adam Atteia) Fee: $385The web is constantly changing and evolving, and web designers and developers need to keep up with the latest techniques and best practices to stay ahead of the curve. Please check the website for more information on this course.Duration: 9.30am–1.30pm x 5 sessions Start: Sat 28 Jan – 3 Mar (RED1020)Campus: Reid Start: Sat 5 May – 2 Jun (RED1021)

iPhone – everything you neeD to knoW(Brad Nichol) Fee: $160*Learn how to really use the ultimate IT tool. Includes choosing the best plan, how to use your iPhone for just about everything, the top applications, heaps of iPhone tricks and tips, trouble shooting, iPhone and the web and so much more. You will be amazed and your life will be changed! Duration: 9.30am–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Fri 3 Feb (NIC1114)Campus: Bruce Start: Thu 29 Mar (NIC1120) Start: Fri 11 May (NIC1146)

iPhone – ADvAnCeD(Brad Nichol) Fee: $160*In response to customer demand we present Advanced iPhone. Having learnt the iPhone basics now take it further. Learn the really cool stuff, super applications for business productivity, navigation, finance, life organisation, messaging, video editing. Jam packed with killer tips and novel uses for your iPhone, also updated for iPhone 4S.Duration: 9.30am–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Thu 1 Mar (NIC1150)Campus: Bruce Start: Thu 21 Jun (NIC1151)

iPAd Primer(Brad Nichol) Fee: $160*Unleash the power of your iPad. Covers operational set-ups, best apps, tips and tricks, integration with your PC and Phone, back-up and all you need to know to make your iPad your best digital friend.Duration: 9.30am–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Sat 18 Feb (NIC1154)Campus: Bruce Start: Thu 19 Apr (NIC1155) Start: Fri 1 Jun (NIC1156)

keeP your PC Alive(Brad Nichol) Fee: $160* PC running slow? Files a mess? Need to optimise your computer? This is the missing link, and perfect for seniors.Duration: 9.30am–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Fri 24 Feb (NIC1007)Campus: Bruce


w w w . c i t a c e . e d u . a umoney mAtters BuyinG And sellinG on eBAy for BeGinners(Laura Shelley) Fee: $175*Over three weeks build your confidence, knowledge and experience in all things Ebay. Week one develop an Ebay profile allowing you to sell on the Ebay site. Week two picks up the pace exploring how to sell online using your own item. Don’t worry we have had people selling everything from paper dolls to antique scales. Week three watch the end of your auction online, invoice your buyer, post your item, and generate feedback. Duration: 6–9pm x 3 sessions Start: Wed 14 Mar – 28 Mar (RED1024) Campus: Reid Start: Wed 6 Jun – 20 Jun (RED1222)

eBAy in A dAy (Brad Nichol) Fee: $160*Join the millions of people who buy and sell on eBay every day. This workshop covers everything you need to know to buy safely and to sell those items you have been wanting to offload. Includes what makes a great listing, how to get good eBay pics, product research, payments, postage, bidding options, and so much more. Perfect for anyone new to eBay.Duration: 9.30am–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Sat 11 Feb (NIC1140)Campus: Bruce Start: Fri 4 May (NIC1141)

finAnCiAl Wellbeing – CreAting WeAlth through unDerstAnDing(Scott Malcolm)(B.COMM, RLP,SSA,Adv DIP FS(FP) Fee: $150*This four week course is designed for people of all ages and knowledge levels wanting to get a better handle on their financial life. Demystify the language of money including: PAYG, super, defined benefits, debt, equity, trusts, shares, SMSF, property, gearing and estate planning. Please check our website for more information.Duration: 6.30–8.30pm x 4 sessions Start: Thu 1 Mar – 22 Mar (RED1025)Campus: Reid Start: Thu 7 Jun – 28 Jun (RED1026)

mAnAGinG on A loW inCome (Scott Malcolm)(B.COMM, RLP,SSA,Adv DIP FS(FP) Fee: $20Struggling to make ends meet? Sometimes it can be hard to imagine getting ahead let alone really getting there. Living on a low income can take a lot of energy and require a lot of skill balancing your budget from day to day. Please check our website for more information on this course.Duration: 6–9pm x 1 session Start: Tue 28 Feb (RED1027)Campus: Reid Start: Tue 1 May (RED1028) Start: Tue 12 Jun (RED1029)

sHAre trAdinG And investment (Leigh Shearwin) Fee: $210If you are interested in building wealth through buying and selling shares on the Australian share market this course will encourage you to become an active market participant. The course will explain how the market operates, how to select shares with a technical emphasis, when to buy and when to sell. Please check our website for more information on this course.Duration: 6–8.30pm x 4 sessions Start: Tue 6 Mar – 27 Mar (BRU1045) Campus: Bruce Start: Tue 1 May – 22 May (BRU1046)

ProfessionAl & PersonAl develoPment AddressinG seleCtion CriteriA (Lill Sclater) Fee: $95If the thought of writing Selection Criteria Statements scares you, then this class is for you! The class will also touch briefly on resume formatting. Lillian will take you through the process of strategically framing your Selection Criteria Statements to greatly increase your odds of being selected for interview. In a supportive environment learn about the ongoing/non-ongoing job seeking process and gain insight into what Selection Panels look for when rating job applications. Please bring lunch.Duration: 9.30am–2.30pm x 1 session Start: Sat 25 Feb (BRU1047)Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 23 Jun (BRU1048)

Assertiveness – iMProving self-ConfiDenCe(Karlene Dickens) Fee: $110A positive self-concept and sense of self-esteem is a necessary component of a satisfying and healthy life. This course will teach practical skills that will nourish the growth of your self-confidence and self-esteem, which will enable you to become more assertive, more effective in interpersonal relationships and more in control of your life. Please bring lunch.Duration: 9.30am–3.30pm x 1 session Start: Sat 18 Feb (BRU1049)Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 12 May (BRU1050)

CoMMuniCAtion – relAting Assertively to others (Karlene Dickens) Fee: $110Do you want to enhance your relationships with others? Do you want to feel more confident about yourself and more in control of your life? This practical course will provide strategies on skilfully managing relationships, communicating more effectively, listening with understanding and managing conflict constructively. Please bring lunch.Duration: 9.30am–3.30pm x 1 session Start: Sat 17 Mar (BRU1051)Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 23 Jun (BRU1052)


w w w . c i t a c e . e d u . a udeAlinG WitH neGAtive BeHAviour(Kevin Norton) Fee: $110What are the best ways of dealing with frequent negative behaviour? Negativity can be linked to depression and it can drag down the morale and productivity of individuals and teams. Learn how to reverse its effects and even prevent it from happening in the first place.Duration: 12.30–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Fri 23 Mar (BRU1184)Campus: Bruce

eMPloyMent strAtegies for the over 40’s(Lill Sclater) Fee: $95Over 40 and want confidence to get that job! Then this course is for you! Have the whole process explained in simple terms including the application process and how to be competitive in todays job market without dating yourself in your application. Lillian is committed to assisting people be selected for interview.Duration: 9.30am–2.30pm x 1 session Start: Sat 24 Mar (BRU1315)Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 26 May (BRU1314)

enterinG tHe PuBliC serviCe - BreAkinG doWn BArriers (Rebecca Hall) Fee: $95The process for entering the Australian Public Service often seems a daunting task, especially in a competitive market. This course is designed to step you confidently through the recruitment process ensuring you are job-ready from the outset. Rebecca will share her recruitment insight and ‘golden rules’ on what employers seek in their candidates to enable you to meet prospective employer’s requirements maximising your success in a job search.Duration: 1.30–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Sat 3 Mar (BRU1284)Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 5 May (BRU1285)

findinG neW life And CAreer solutions(Fiona McIlroy) Fee: $95Change opens up a range of emotions but can be used to focus on what you really want to do. Work in a friendly, supportive environment to review your history and create the future you want. Fiona will provide assessment tools, create exercises and support you in realising your true goals. Please bring lunch.Duration: 9.30am–4pm x 1 session Start: Sat 19 May (BRU1054)Campus: Bruce

meetinGs And ConferenCe mAnAGement for orGAnisAtions (Terry Sanders) Fee: $90This course is designed for anyone involved in any aspect of organising, managing or conducting conferences and events. The course will also cover the organisation of meetings for Committees, Boards, Councils and AGMs. For more information please check the website.Duration: 9.30am–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Fri 16 Mar (BRU1057)Campus: Bruce

PuBliC sPeAkinG And PresentAtion skills (Kevin Norton) Fee: $195Learn the basic and intermediate skills in a supportive and friendly environment. Discover how to optimise your nervousness and deliver various types of talks. Very experienced facilitators will have you speaking confidently in no time. Public speaking and presenting can be very enjoyable and are wonderful skills to advance your confidence and career. Duration: 9am–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Wed 14 Mar (BRU1058) Campus: Bruce Start: Wed 30 May (BRU1312)

retireMent – All you hAD hoPeD for!(Fiona McIlroy) Fee: $95What would make this stage of your life more rewarding? What matters most to you now you have more free time? What do you have to contribute and what do you need to keep? This one day workshop inspires you to explore and make sense of your story so far, tap into your gifts and your priorities. Take steps toward setting realistic retirement goals without the old structures.Duration: 9.30am–4pm x 1 sessions Start: Sat 5 May (BRU1286)Campus: Bruce

returninG to tHe WorkforCe(Richard Holz) Fee: $195Learn the basic skills for working in a business or government office environment. This course may also be beneficial to people already employed in an office who wish to refresh and update their skills. There will be a range of subjects covered including effective communication, time management, team work, organisational skills and work/life balance.Duration: 6.30–8.30pm x 6 sessions Start: Tue 21 Feb – 27 Mar (STH1241)Campus: Southside/Woden

soCiAl CHit CHAt(Kevin Norton) Fee: $195Ever wondered how some people mingle with ease, saying the right thing at the right time to people they hardly know? Learn their secrets during this enjoyable course. We can use their practical strategies for meeting people, breaking the ice, networking and having a great time. Enjoy your new found confidence and skills as they blossom during weekly participation.Duration: 6.15–8.45pm x 4 sessions Start: Tue 21 Feb – 13 Mar (BRU1288)Campus: BruceOR Duration: 6.15–8.45pm x 4 sessions Start: Tue 8 May – 29 May (GUN1007)Location: Gungahlin CIT Learning Centre


w w w . c i t a c e . e d u . a uWinninG intervieW skills(Kevin Norton) Fee: $195The good news is you have landed an interview. Now what? This practical course will explore the strategies to help you prepare effectively, manage nervousness, present successfully, project professionally and sell the benefits you would bring to the job. Please bring lunch.Duration: 9am–4pm x 1 session Start: Fri 4 May (BRU1064)Campus: Bruce

ProPerty & Business BookkeePinG - BAsiCs (Mike Walker) Fee: $295Understand the principles of bookkeeping? You may own your own business or be looking to learn or improve your skills in bookkeeping for employment or personal improvement. This course is designed so you will understand how bookkeeping works and will include basic terminology, accounts payable and receivable, GST, general ledger, income and expenses, assets and liabilities, profit and loss statements, balance sheets and budgets.Duration: 10am–12noon x 7 sessions Start: Fri 17 Feb – 30 Mar (BRU1275) Campus: Bruce Start: Fri 18 May – 29 Jun (BRU1289)

BuyinG your first Home (Ross Hincksman) Fee: $60Understand the buying process including dealing with an agent, banks and financial institutions, choosing a solicitor, understanding building reports, stamp duty concessions and the first home buyers’ grant.Duration: 6–9pm x 1 session Start: Tue 21 Feb (BRU1066)Campus: Bruce Start: Tue 20 Mar (BRU1067) Start: Tue 29 May (BRU1068) Start: Tue 3 Jul (BRU1259)

sMAll business – introDuCtion(Kevin Norton) Fee: $195Are you contemplating going into small business? Have you already started the processes to launch one? Do you already have one and you want to make it even more successful? This very practical course provides an overview of the key factors such as finance, marketing, strategic aspects, available (often free) resources you can use, requirements, and your small business plan. Your business plan can be reviewed during or after this course. Duration: 6.30–8.30pm x 6 sessions Start: Wed 15 Feb – 21 Mar (DCC1042)Location: Dickson College Start: Wed 9 May – 13 Jun (DCC1043)

smAll to medium Business mAnAGement(Andrew Salmon) Fee: $195Develop skills and understanding of SME Business Management to make your business more successful, profitable and rewarding. Learn database management, customer service marketing, research, information and accounts management and succession planning.Duration: 6–8pm x 6 sessions Start: Wed 29 Feb – 4 Apr (BRU1316)Campus: Bruce

your inCorPorAted soCiety(Paul Harris) Fee: $80Are your society’s records kept in a shoebox filing system? Learn the roll of treasurers in running an incorporated society as well as learning about the rules (constitution), AGM’s and a brief coverage of other office bearer roles. This course would apply to clubs and societies with 100 members or less.Duration: 2–4.30pm x 2 sessions Start: Thu 5 Apr – 12 Apr (BRU1290)Campus: Bruce


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w w w . c i t a c e . e d u . a uWork relAted Courses APPly first AiD – hltfA301b (senior first AiD) AnD refresher Course(Allens Training) Fee: $155This unit of competency describes the skills and knowledge required to provide first aid response, life support, plus management of casualty(s), the incident and other first aiders, until the arrival of medical or other assistance. This course is suitable for those students requiring workplace first aid skills. This course is in partial completion of HLT21107 Certificate II in Emergency Medical Services First Response. In partnership and under the auspices of Allens Training Pty Ltd RTO #90909. (Workbook and 1 day practical). If you would like to use this class as a Refresher Course, please tell us on enrolment. You will need to bring your current First Aid Certificate to the Course. Please bring lunch.Duration: 9am–4pm x 1 day Campus: Bruce Enrol by 9 Mar Attend the 1 day practical on Fri 16 Mar (ALL1010) Enrol by 4 May Attend the 1 day practical on Sat 12 May (ALL1002) Enrol by 29 Jun Attend the 1 day practical on Fri 6 Jul (ALL1003)

CHAinsAW oPerAtion CertifiCAte (Wayne Lemke) Fee: $540Have you just purchased a chainsaw? Do you realise that any accident is major? Learn the correct procedures to operate a chainsaw safely. This is a nationally accredited course in “Trim and Cross cut felled trees (non-commercial/non-production)”. ALL EQUIPMENT PROVIDED. Please bring lunch.Duration: 8.30am–4pm x 2 days Start: Sat 14 Apr & Sun 15 Apr (LEM1001)Location: Hume Public Weighbridge Start: Sat 16 Jun & Sun 17 Jun (LEM1002)

sAfety testing of eleCtriCAl APPliAnCes sA-tC45(Keith Marchioni) Fee: $295Designed for non-trade people, this course will enable you to identify minor faults in basic electrical equipment and perform simple maintenance tasks in accordance with Standard AS-3760. Please bring lunch.Duration: 8am–5.30pm x 1 day Start: Wed 11 Jan (TAT1002)Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 18 Feb (TAT1003) Start: Sat 31 Mar (TAT1004) Start: Sat 5 May (TAT1005) Start: Sat 16 Jun (TAT1006)

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Automotive motor mAintenAnCe An introductory, hands-on course in maintenance, general servicing and safety inspections. The emphasis will be on preventive maintenance for your car to keep it in good running order. (Colin Prest) Fee: $255*Duration: 6–9pm x 4 sessions Start: Wed 22 Feb – 14 Mar (FYS1001) Campus: Fyshwick/Narrabundah Start: Wed 23 May – 13 Jun (FYS1002)OR(David Jarman) Fee: $255*Duration: 6–8pm x 6 sessions Start: Wed 15 Feb – 21 Mar (HAW1088)Location: Hawker College Start: Wed 9 May – 13 Jun (HAW1152)

motor mAintenAnCe for diesel veHiCles(Colin Prest) Fee: $255*An introductory, hands-on course in the maintenance of your diesel vehicle, general servicing and safety inspections. The emphasis will be on preventive maintenance for your diesel vehicle to keep it in good running order. Duration: 6–9pm x 4 sessions Start: Wed 21 Mar – 11 Apr (FYS1003)Campus: Fyshwick/Narrabundah

Petrol-to-eleCtriC veHiCle Conversion(Mark Hemmingsen) Fee: $565*There are limited places available in this hands-on vehicle conversion experience. Participants will be shown how to take a petrol powered buggy (similar to the one used by the Raiders) and work through all the issues in switching it over to an electric powered motor. We hope that through this basic conversion experience you will be inspired to examine the options in doing your own electric vehicle (EV) conversion. Even though the conversion isn’t roadworthy, Australian Design Rules and Engineering Compliance will be discusses and addressed. Please bring lunch.Duration: 9.30am–12.30pm x 8 sessions Start: Sat 18 Feb – 21 Apr (HEM1001)Campus: Bruce

vehiCle restorAtion skills – bAsiC 1(Craig Kelly) Fee: $395*Have you got that old Jaguar, Ute or mum’s old EK in the garage just waiting for you to get the skills to start that restoration job? Bring those classics back to their former glory. Learn panel beating techniques to help you towards that restoration you have always wanted to complete.Duration: 6–10pm x 5 sessions Start: Tue 28 Feb – 27 Mar (FYS1004)Campus: Fyshwick/Narrabundah

vehiCle restorAtion skills – bAsiC 2(Craig Kelly) Fee: $395*After completing the Basic 1 course you are now ready to further develop your skills with this Basic 2 course. Craig can help you work metal and bend steel to conform to whatever shape you require. We now let you loose on actual panels where you will encounter problems you thought were just too daunting to tackle.Duration: 6–10pm x 5 sessions Start: Tue 22 May – 19 Jun (FYS1005) Campus: Fyshwick/Narrabundah

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32 33*Extra matErials may bE rEquirEd home, garden and garage

w w w . c i t a c e . e d u . a uGArdeninG & rurAl ChAinsAW – light MAintenAnCe (Stephen James) Fee: $85Bring your own chainsaw and run through the basics. Learn to keep your engine tuned and use correct fuel mixes. Develop your own simple maintenance schedule. The course will also cover chain sharpening.Duration: 9am–1pm x 1 session Start: Sat 25 Feb (BRU1291)Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 26 May (BRU1292)

ComPostinG And Worm fArminG (Keith Colls) Fee: $65Join us to find out how easy it is to reduce household waste through composting and worm farming. Troubleshooting for experienced composters or worm farmers is also covered.Duration: 1.30–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Sat 31 Mar (BRU1078) Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 16 Jun (BRU1079)

fisH - fun - food, enJoyinG self suffiCienCy(Paul Dann) Fee: $90 Spend a day with Paul on his property near Braidwood. Paul lives on a lovely acreage, which he has been developing over recent years. Since leaving the CSIRO, Paul has turned his hand to the pursuit of self-sufficiency. Assess the many projects including fruit and nut crops, a well stocked dam and assorted market garden produce. He has also built his own house and uses solar power. Bring a picnic lunch, coffee and tea provided. A great day in the country!Duration: 10am–4pm x 1 day Start: Sat 31 Mar (DAN1001)Location: Braidwood/Mongarlowe

floWer ArrAnGinG Do you love having flowers around your work, home and family but wish you could have more ability to make beautiful creations like the professionals? Are you looking for a hobby which will bring colour, relaxation and enjoyment to your world? In this course you will learn to draw from easily accessible resources in your garden, home and local market. Bring a bunch of flowers and foliage to your first class.(Roswitha Phelan) Fee: $275*Duration: 6.30–8.30pm x 6 sessions Start: Wed 22 Feb – 28 Mar (HAW1065) Location: Hawker College Start: Wed 9 May – 13 Jun (HAW1070)OR(Josephine Shepherd) Fee: $275*Duration: 7–9pm x 6 sessions Start: Mon 20 Feb – 2 Apr (STH1043) Campus: Southside/Woden Start: Mon 14 May – 25 Jun (STH1242)

GArden desiGns (Mark Cumberland) Fee: $265 Be creative! Learn how to design and construct your own garden space. A step-by-step course to enable you to design your own landscape for your new or existing garden.Duration: 6–8pm x 6 sessions + 2hr field tripCampus: Bruce Start: Tue 21 Feb – 27 Mar (BRU1084) Start: Tue 15 May – 19 Jun (BRU1083)

mAintAininG motorised GArden equiPment (Stephen James) Fee: $140Stop that frustration and needless expense. Learn to service those machines that are supposed to make your life easier. Course covers 2 and 4 stroke motors, service schedules, tuning, fuel mix and basic upkeep. Ideal for mowers, ride-ons, whipper-snippers, mulchers etc.Duration: 9am–12noon x 2 sessions Start: Sat 24 Mar – 31 Mar (BRU1293)Campus: Bruce

orGAniC GArdeninG(Keith Colls) Fee: $235This course is aimed at complete beginners. No prior knowledge or experience in gardening will be assumed. There will be a mix of theoretical information and practical gardening experience provided at each session. By the end of the course participants will be in a position to confidently start their own organic garden for the next season, either in their own backyard or in a Canberra Organic Gardeners Society (COGS) allotment garden. The course includes six months membership of COGS.Duration: 1–4pm x 4 sessions Start: Sat 18 Feb – 17 Mar (BRU1085) Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 5 May – 26 May (BRU1086)

orGAniC Pest And diseAse mAnAGement for Home GArdeners(Keith Colls) Fee: $95This course will provide practical information to enable participants to deal with common pests and diseases encountered in the home garden using organic methods. The main focus will be on pests and diseases of fruit and vegetables in Canberra, but these same techniques are also applicable to ornamental plants.Duration: 7–9pm x 3 sessions Start: Wed 7 Mar – 21 Mar (BRU1266)Campus: Bruce Start: Wed 6 Jun – 20 Jun (BRU1294)

PlAnt ProPAGAtion for Home GArdeners(Jacqueline Jenkins) Fee: $295This is a hands-on introductory course. Propagate and grow a range of plants to take home. Learn techniques of seed sowing, taking cuttings, grafting, division and layering. All materials and stock supplied. Practical skills for life.Duration: 6.30–8.30pm x 6 sessions Start: Thu 16 Feb – 22 Mar (BRU1087) Campus: Bruce


w w w . c i t a c e . e d u . a usoil, PottinG mixes And WAterinG systems for Home GArdeners (Keith Colls) Fee: $80Learn about managing soil for optimal fertility in growing fruit and vegetables using organic principles. Participants are asked to bring samples of their own garden soil for testing. For those growing fruit and vegetables in pots and planter boxes, potting mixes will also be discussed. Advice will be provided on setting up efficient watering systems for the fruit and vegetable garden.Duration: 10am–12.30pm x 2 sessions Start: Sat 24 Mar – 31 Mar (BRU1295) Campus: Bruce

Home imProvements All classes are hands-on. Ear muffs, dust masks, ear plugs, sturdy shoes and suitable clothing must be worn. OH&S standards must be observed at all times.

briCkWork skills – bAsiC(Brian Lawrence) Fee: $235*This hobby course has been designed to give you the knowledge and confidence to undertake minor brickwork projects around the home. Brian will share his knowledge with you in choosing the right bricks, mixing the right mortar and working to a string line. A very practical course. Please bring lunch.Duration: 8.30am–3.30pm x 2 sessions Start: Sat 17 Mar – 24 Mar (BRU1091)Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 12 May – 19 May (BRU1092)

Cement renderinG(CIT Staff) Fee: $195Want to change the way your house looks? This course covers all types of rendering techniques including interior and exterior patching of your home. The course also includes Blueboard application fixing and rendering. Bring rubber gloves and work clothes. Please bring lunch.Duration: 8am–5pm x 1 session Start: Sat 17 Mar (BRU1093)Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 26 May (BRU1094)

feng shui – eAsy stePs (Roseline Deleu) Fee: $115Demystify this ancient Chinese art of placement and adapt it to your environment with a Western approach and common sense. Use the items you already have at home to make the Feng Shui magic work for you. BYO house plans or sketch one and together let us enhance Health, Prosperity, Love, Happiness and more.Duration: 6–9pm x 3 sessions Start: Wed 14 Mar – 28 Mar (RED1189)Campus: Reid

Home mAintenAnCe for Women(CIT staff) Fee: $320Are you tired of waiting for those jobs to be completed around the home? Well this is your chance to learn how to complete those small projects yourself. Class will include: correct use of wall fixtures, particularly when installing pictures, shelves, clothes dryers etc. Minor repairs to walls and doors, door handles, repairs to outdoor structures and much more.Duration: 6–9pm x 4 sessions Start: Tue 6 Mar – 27 Mar (BRU1096) Campus: Bruce Start: Tue 29 May – 19 Jun (BRU1296)

Home PAintinG skills (Peter Randall) Fee: $370*Let our expert make your life easier. Learn short cut tips, experiment with textured paint and learn to use different brush and roller techniques, paint characteristics, application and colour psychology, all of which can be applied to interior and exterior painting.Duration: 6–9pm x 5 sessions Start: Thu 1 Mar – 29 Mar (BRU1095)Campus: Bruce

interior desiGn for everyone(Catherine Henderson) Fee: $280* Do you feel your home needs a lift but don’t know where to start? If you would like to learn ways of being more creative within your home, then this course is for you. Perhaps you are building your dream home and need help with your choices and decisions? This course is a practical and stimulating introduction to interior design for anyone building, renovating or decorating their home.Duration: 6.30–8.30pm x 8 sessions Start: Thu 16 Feb – 5 Apr (RED1032)Campus: Reid Start: Thu 10 May – 28 Jun (RED1033)ORDuration: 6.30–8.30pm x 8 sessions Start: Wed 15 Feb – 4 Apr (WES1005) Location: The Weston Club Start: Wed 9 May – 27 Jun (WES1006)

interior tiles And CArPet dilemmAs(Deborah Oswald) Fee: $165*Confused with all the choices? This informal session will cover your design dilemmas in wet areas and other home flooring areas. Be guided by an interior designer with over 20 years experience and brainstorm some approaches with your classmates. This is one of the most asked questions of a designer.Duration: 9am–1pm x 1 session Start: Sat 3 Mar (BRU1297)Campus: Bruce


w w w . c i t a c e . e d u . a uliGHtinG for tHe WoW fACtor (Deborah Oswald) Fee: $165*Along with Colour, it is lighting which makes one of the most dramatic impacts on a home interior. This informal session will explain the maze of lighting choices and where to arrange them for your home – bring along your house plans and work through some ideas for a lighting layout and a new look for any problem areas in your home.Duration: 9am–12noon x 1 session Start: Sat 31 Mar (BRU1298)Campus: Bruce

oWner Builders liCenCe Course(Steve Pow) Fee: $515* This course provides an insight into the requirements of the ACT Planning Authority to help you complete your owner builder project. This course traces the building process from the Development Application (DA) through to the Certificate of Occupancy and will assist students in deciding their project management style and level of physical involvement. You will cover subcontracting, materials, budgeting and costing. The course will also help the home builder planning to engage a builder, through a clearer understanding of the construction stages. Please bring lunch.Duration: 8.30am–4pm x 2 sessions + optional site visit Campus: Bruce Start: Fri 16 Mar – 23 Mar (BRU1097) Start: Fri 11 May – 18 May (BRU1098)

PAint Colour – interior blAst (Deborah Oswald) Fee: $165*Come along with your interior plan and leave with some paint colour selections to invigorate a room in your home or work on a simple interior scheme. Bring along plans, photos and ideas for an informal discussion of some quick solutions. Learn and be inspired under the guidance of an interior designer with over 20 years experience.Duration: 1–5pm x 1 session Start: Sat 14 Apr (BRU1299)ORDuration: 9am–1pm x 1 session Start: Sat 30 Jun (BRU1300)Campus: Bruce

PAvinG diy(Mark Cumberland) Fee: $180Get it right the first time. Don’t waste time, effort or money! Choose the right materials and construction methods, plan for the best looking paved area. You cover theory, tools required and how to plan your job. Spend time paving, cutting and laying. Please bring lunch.Duration: 8.30am–4pm x 1 session Start: Sat 25 Feb (BRU1100)Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 16 Jun (BRU1101)

PerGolAs And deCkinG(CIT Staff) Fee: $380*Get ready for this year’s outdoor entertaining. This practical course will ensure you have the skills to consider design concepts, draw plans, set out on site, select materials and put it all together. Spend sessions in our building barn where you’ll erect a classic outdoor structure. We supply all tools. Duration: 6–9pm x 5 sessions Start: Mon 20 Feb – 26 Mar (BRU1102)Campus: Bruce Start: Mon 14 May – 18 Jun (BRU1103)

PlAsterinG And PAtCHinG (CIT Staff) Fee: $155This course will cover patching dents or holes in plaster walls. Learn to patch picture hook marks, holes left by heaters and appliances. Learn simple patching and plastering tips and make rooms look new again.Duration: 9am–4pm x 1 session Start: Sat 31 Mar (BRU1104)Campus: Bruce

PrACtiCAl CArPentry for Home BuildinG(CIT Staff) Fee: $550Designed as a hands-on practical activity for the owner builder or home renovator. Relevant notes are provided for this practical course. Topics include: plan reading, site setting out, concrete form work, scaffolding, power tools, OH&S, wall framing, roofing and joinery.Duration: 5.30–9pm x 6 sessions Start: Tue 21 Feb – 27 Mar (BRU1105)Campus: Bruce Start: Tue 15 May – 19 Jun (BRU1106)

retAininG WAlls(Mark Cumberland) Fee: $180Change the design of your garden with an interesting retaining wall. This course will cover theory of retaining walls, construction with timber, brick and stone. Bring lunch.Duration: 8.30am–4pm x 1 session Start: Sat 3 Mar (BRU1301) Campus: Bruce

tHe outdoor room(Deborah Oswald) Fee: $330*Design an outdoor room as an entertaining and relaxation space for your home. Learn how to apply interior design principles. Vistas, feature walls of planting, hardscape design, lighting, accessories and furniture design elements will be covered. Bring along your garden plan or design problems!Duration: 9am–1pm x 2 sessions Start: Sat 17 Mar – 24 Mar (BRU1302)Campus: Bruce


w w w . c i t a c e . e d u . a utilinG for BAtHrooms (CIT Staff) Fee: $195* Need to change that dull old bathroom? Here’s your chance to spend a day with a professional Tiler who can help you design and produce a beautiful bathroom from demolition of the old to the grouting of the new. Gain helpful hints on how to avoid mistakes. You will be given a practical project to test your new skills. Wear old clothes and bring lunch.Duration: 8.30am–5pm x 1 session Start: Sat 24 Mar (BRU1107)Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 16 Jun (BRU1108)

tiling – PrACtiCAl(CIT Staff) Fee: $195*Learn how to measure up, set out and choose the correct base to work on. Learn to cut, shape, lay and space tiles. Learn to replace individual tiles. A great chance to discuss tile choices and plan your next job.Duration: 6–9pm x 3 sessions Start: Thu 1 Mar – 15 Mar (BRU1109)Campus: Bruce Start: Thu 31 May – 14 Jun (BRU1110)

WHAt does your Home reveAl ABout you?(Roseline Deleu) Fee: $95Your life is reflected in your home through objects, decor, art, photo and furniture placement. Together we analyse room by room and detect your strengths, then help you mend some of your revealed weaknesses. You will learn to view interiors in a very different way.Duration: 6–9pm x 2 sessions Start: Tue 6 Mar – 13 Mar (BRU1268)Campus: Bruce

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WoodWorkinG At diCkson And melBA CoPlAnd ColleGesThis course is designed to meet the needs and skills of all community members and is delivered by an experienced tradesman. Learn how to use correctly and gain confidence with both hand and power tools, fixed machinery, timber, adhesives, joints and other areas of interest while completing a project of your choice. Materials not included.(Jason Moore) Fee: $375*Duration: 6–9pm x 7 sessions Start: Mon 13 Feb – 2 Apr (DCC1014)Location: Dickson College Start: Mon 7 May – 25 Jun (DCC1015)OR(Geoffrey Fiddian) Fee: $375*Duration: 6–9pm x 7 sessions Start: Tue 14 Feb – 3 Apr (MCC1012)Location: Melba Copland College Start: Tue 8 May – 26 Jun (MCC1013)

WeldinG ArC WeldinG, miG WeldinG And tHermAl CuttinG(Steven McMahon) Fee: $420* This course will equip you with the basic knowledge and skills within the setup and application of Oxy cutting, Manual Metal Arc and Gas Metal Arc welding. On the completion of this course your confidence and skills will enable you to decide which process is to be used for many home projects that you have selected.Duration: 8am–12noon x 4 sessions Start: Sat 11 Feb – 3 Mar (FYS1007)Campus: Fyshwick/Narrabundah

CigWelD eleCtriC ArC WelDing – introDuCtion(Steve McMahon) Fee: $315* Designed to equip you with a basic knowledge in the use of manual electric arc welding. You supply your own gauntlets and helmet.Duration: 5.30–9.30pm x 3 sessions Start: Mon 19 Mar – 2 Apr (FYS1008)OR Start: Mon 28 May – 18 Jun (FYS1009)Duration: 8am–12noon x 3 sessions Start: Sat 17 Mar – 31 Mar (FYS1010)Campus: Fyshwick/Narrabundah

Mig AnD tig WelDing – introDuCtion(Steve McMahon) Fee: $420*This course will equip you with basic knowledge and practical skills ensuring success in your home welding projects. All materials/hardware supplied. You supply your own welding helmet and gauntlets.Duration: 8am–12noon x 4 sessions Start: Sat 28 Apr – 19 May (FYS1011)ORDuration: 5.30–9.30pm x 4 sessions Start: Mon 30 Apr – 21 May (FYS1012)Campus: Fyshwick/Narrabundah

Mig AnD ArC WelDing – introDuCtion(Steve McMahon) Fee: $420* Designed to equip you with a basic knowledge and practical skills for welding with Manual Metal Arc (stick) and Gas Metal Art (MIG), welding processes and ensuring success in your home welding projects. Learn the differences between each process and the advantages and disadvantages and why you would select a particular process to weld. Supply your own gauntlets and helmet.Duration: 5.30–9.30pm x 4 sessions Start: Mon 13 Feb – 5 Mar (FYS1014)OR Duration: 8am–12noon x 4 sessions Start: Sat 26 May – 23 Jun (FYS1015)Campus: Fyshwick/Narrabundah



lAnGuAGes AustrAliAn siGn lAnGuAGe (AuslAn)(Diana Ciuffetelli) Fee: $175This introductory course will raise awareness of the deaf community, its language and culture. Learn Australian Sign Language using current expressions and emphases. Practice is an essential part of this course.Duration: 6–8pm x 6 sessions Start: Thu 23 Feb – 29 Mar (STH1020)Campus: Southside/Woden Start: Thu 24 May – 28 Jun (STH1021)ORDuration: 6–8pm x 6 sessions Start: Tue 21 Feb – 27 Mar (RED1217)Campus: Reid Start: Tue 22 May – 26 Jun (RED1218)

These courses are designed for people who are interested in learning the basics of language for holidays and general interest. Classes also form a good base for continued language learning and for those wishing to commence formal language qualifications. Some classes may require a textbook. Classes will not run on Public Holidays.

ArAbiC – introDuCtion(Omaya Awik) Fee: $255*Duration: 6–8pm x 8 sessions Start: Tue 14 Feb – 3 Apr (BRU1112) Campus: Bruce

DutCh – introDuCtion (Cor Visser-Marchant) Fee: $255*Duration: 6–8pm x 8 sessions Start: Wed 15 Feb – 4 Apr (BRU1113) Campus: Bruce

languages & writing fArsi – introDuCtion(Nusha Faizi) Fee: $255*Duration: 6–8pm x 8 sessions Start: Thu 16 Feb – 5 Apr (BRU1114)Campus: Bruce

frenCh – introDuCtion (Claude Fremy) Fee: $255* Duration: 6–8pm x 8 sessions Start: Mon 6 Feb – 2 Apr (STH1249)Campus: Southside/Woden Start: Mon 30 Apr – 25 Jun (STH1250) OR(Hilda Visser)Duration: 6.30–8.30pm x 8 sessions Start: Thu 16 Feb – 5 Apr (RED1038)Campus: Reid Start: Thu 10 May – 28 Jun (RED1039)

gerMAn – introDuCtion (Annette Proescholdt) Fee: $255*Duration: 6–8pm x 8 sessions Start: Thu 16 Feb – 5 Apr (BRU1116) Campus: Bruce Start: Thu 10 May – 28 Jun (BRU1117)

hinDi – introDuCtion (Himanshu Pota) Fee: $255*Duration: 6–8pm x 8 session Start: Wed 15 Feb – 4 Apr (BRU1119)Campus: Bruce

itAliAn – introDuCtion (Livio Chicco) Fee: $255*Duration: 6–8pm x 8 sessions Start: Mon 6 Feb – 2 Apr (BRU1122)Campus: Bruce OR(Antonietta Cooper) Fee: $255*Duration: 6–8pm x 8 sessions Start: Thu 16 Feb – 5 Apr (GUN1002)Location: Gungahlin College

JAPAnese – introDuCtion(Peter Trebilico) Fee: $255* Duration: 6–8pm x 8 sessions Start: Tue 14 Feb – 3 Apr (RED1140) Campus: Reid Start: Tue 1 May – 19 Jun (RED1141)

Polish – introDuCtion (Agnieszka Berger-Czezsowska) Fee: $255*Duration: 6–8pm x 8 sessions Start: Mon 6 Feb – 2 Apr (STH1023)Campus: Southside/Woden

Portuguese – introDuCtion (brAziliAn)(Maria Hattori) Fee: $255*Duration: 6–8pm x 8 sessions Start: Thu 16 Feb – 5 Apr (BRU1126)Campus: Bruce

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WritinG BAsiC enGlisH GrAmmAr (Terry Sands) Fee: $270*Using correct grammar is a vital part of writing professional and effective documents. This course will teach you how to use different parts of speech and punctuation correctly. You will also improve your writing style to get your message across more clearly.Duration: 6–8pm x 8 sessions Start: Wed 15 Feb – 4 Apr (STH1251) Campus: Southside/Woden

CreAtive WritinG for BeGinners(Laura Henning) Fee: $270Ever wanted to try your hand at fiction, romance, horror or biography? Here’s your chance to try multiple genres and styles while receiving professional editing and picking up new skills in your writing abilities.Duration: 7–9pm x 7 sessions Start: Wed 15 Feb – 28 Mar (BRU1317) Campus: Bruce

effeCtive GrAmmAr for WritinG(Susan Hollard) Fee: $390This comprehensive 12-week course is ideal for all who wish to improve their writing skills in the workplace. Current skills and needs are assessed. Grammar, punctuation, spelling, sentence structure and paragraphing are fully covered. Formal documents are examined and de-mystified. A practical resource booklet is provided, while examples from your own work and personal correspondence may also be used.Duration: 6–8pm x 12 sessions Start: Tue 13 Mar – 12 Jun (BRU1132) Campus: Bruce

everydAy enGlisH This course is designed to make it easier for those from a non-English speaking background to interact more comfortably when speaking with, or listening to, native English speakers in a range of work and social contexts. Learn vocabulary and expressions necessary to get by in real life situations. The program includes everyday English language, listening and speaking skills and highlights idioms, their meaning and use. A basic knowledge of English is essential.(Mary Arnold) Fee: $185Duration: 6–8pm x 6 sessions Start: Tue 14 Feb – 20 Mar (MCC1061) Location: Melba Copland College Start: Tue 8 May – 12 Jun (MCC1062)OR(Carol Flawith) Fee: $185Duration: 6.30–8.30pm x 6 sessions Start: Wed 28 Feb – 4 Apr (STH1035)Campus: Southside/Woden Start: Wed 23 May – 27 Jun (STH1252)

sPAnish – introDuCtion AnD Continuing(Magaly Delgado) Fee: $255*Duration: 6.30–8.30pm x 8 sessions Start: Mon 6 Feb – 2 Apr (RED1142) (Intro)Campus: Reid Start: Mon 30 Apr – 25 Jun (RED1219) (Intro) Start: Wed 2 May – 20 Jun (RED1144) (Cont)OR(Javier Ribalta) Fee: $255* Duration: 6.30–8.30pm x 8 sessions Start: Thu 16 Feb – 5 Apr (RED1146) (Intro)Campus: Reid Start: Thu 10 May – 28 Jun (RED1147) (Intro)OR(Fabio Fabbo) Fee: $225* Duration: 6.30–8.30pm x 7 sessions Start: Mon 13 Feb – 2 Apr (DCC1012) (Intro) Location: Dickson College OR Fee: $255* Duration: 6.30–8.30pm x 8 sessions Start: Mon 7 May – 2 Jul (DCC1013) (Intro) Location: Dickson College

lAnGuAGes for touristsThese courses are designed to give the absolute beginner confidence to start speaking languages for holiday purposes. Classes are designed to encourage the use of languages from the beginning by practising everyday expressions and idioms. Practical comprehension skills are developed through reading and listening.

frenCH for tourists (Barbara Neish) Fee: $185*Duration: 6–8pm x 6 sessions Start: Wed 22 Feb – 28 Mar (STH1024)Campus: Southside/Woden Start: Wed 23 May – 27 Jun (STH1050)

itAliAn for tourists (Antonietta Cooper) Fee: $185*Duration: 6.30–8.30pm x 6 sessions Start: Thu 24 May – 28 Jun (RED1148) Campus: Reid

sPAnisH for tourists (Yuri Pacheco) Fee: $185*Duration: 6.30–8.30pm x 6 sessions Start: Tue 21 Feb – 27 Mar (BRU1128)Campus: Bruce Start: Tue 22 May – 26 Jun (BRU1129)OR(Priscilla Guzman) Fee: $185*Duration: 6.30–8.30pm x 6 session Start: Thu 16 Feb – 22 Mar (GUN1015)Location: Gungahlin College

vietnAmese for tourists (Ben Waller) Fee: $185*Duration: 6.30–8.30pm x 6 sessions Start: Mon 14 May – 25 Jun (RED1056)Campus: Reid


w w w . c i t a c e . e d u . a uformAl WritinG teCHniques(Rosie Lloyd & Meg Stubbs) Fee: $160*Formal document writing made simple – context, purpose, structure, format and layout. This practical course is ideally suited to public servants, administrative personnel and business people. In fact, anyone who has the need to produce a range of formal documents e.g. emails, memos, instructions, minutes, briefs, reports, formal letters etc. Resource booklet provided. Please bring lunch.Duration: 9.30am–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Wed 7 Mar (BRU1165)Campus: Bruce Start: Mon 4 Jun (BRU1134)

GrAmmAr mAde eAsy(Rosie Lloyd & Meg Stubbs) Fee: $300*This practical intensive course is aimed at those whose grammar, punctuation and writing skills require fast and effective remedial action. Greater self-confidence in formal written expression assured. Comprehensive booklet provided. Please bring lunch.Duration: 9.30am–4.30pm x 2 sessions Start: Wed 21 – 28 Mar (BRU1005)Campus: Bruce Start: Fri 8 – 15 Jun (BRU1187)

minute tAkinG (Terry Sands & Meg Stubbs) Fee: $160Do you need to carry out a secretariat role or to take minutes at a meeting? Participants will learn how to undertake the duties of minute secretaries and how to take minutes more easily and effectively.Duration: 9.30am–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Fri 23 Mar (BRU1167)Campus: Bruce Start: Fri 11 May (BRU1170) Start: Fri 22 Jun (BRU1166)

reseArCH And Write your fAmily History(Jennifer Barnes) Fee: $130*Genealogy is one of the fastest growing hobbies today. It is fun and easy to do. This practical course will not only get you started, but will give you the skills to produce your first family history story. If you have already done some research, this course will help you get back on track, tie up the loose ends and write the story.Duration: 9.30am–11.30am x 5 sessions Start: Sat 18 Feb – 24 Mar (BRU1310)Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 12 May – 16 Jun (BRU1311)

rePort WritinG (Meg Stubbs) Fee: $160*The ability to write reports well is an important career and life skill. How confident and proficient are you when tasked to write: Short reports, Proposals, Submissions, Formal Reports? This practical course covers the skills of planning, researching, structuring, writing, editing and proofreading - as well as tips on style and approach. Duration: 9.30am–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Fri 6 Jul (BRU1189)Campus: Bruce

riGHt BrAin CreAtive WritinG Course (Robyn Thurecht) Fee: $185*Explore the creative process in this hands-on fiction writing class. Using right-brain writing techniques, we’ll look at ways of beating your Inner Critic to move ahead and create three-dimensional characters and attention-grabbing plots. Aimed at the absolute beginner, you must be prepared to let go and have some creative fun!Duration: 10am–12.30pm x 6 sessions Start: Fri 4 May – 8 Jun (BRU1303)Campus: Bruce

self-editinG And ProofreAdinG (Meg Stubbs) Fee: $160Writing and editing are different but complementary sets of skills. This introductory practical course will give your writing a professional edge by taking you through self-editing and proofreading strategies that work.Duration: 9.30am–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Fri 1 Jun (BRU1173)Campus: Bruce






CAterinG & BeverAGes AustrAliAn Country CookinG(Wendy Sainsbury) Fee: $220*Take full advantage of the quality produce that Australia has to offer. You will prepare dishes that are nutritious family classics combining old style cooking with modern Australian cuisine. You will learn how to cook roasts, casseroles and easy family meals, as well as desserts, cakes, scones and slices which are our old family favourites.Duration: 6–9pm x 4 sessions Start: Wed 14 Mar – 4 Apr (DCC1146)Location: Dickson College Start: Wed 6 Jun – 27 Jun (DCC1147)

BAsiC meAls in minutes (Susanna Collier) Fee: $150*Enjoy simple nutritious dishes cooked in minutes for people with busy lifestyles and little time. Discover how easy it is to cook and freeze. There will be an added cost of $12.50 per night for ingredients. Duration: 6–8.30pm x 2 sessions Start: Tue 3 Apr – 10 Apr (GUN1012) Location: Gungahlin College Start: Tue 26 Jun – 3 Jul (GUN1014)

CAke deCorAtinG for BeGinners Please check our website for more information(Liz Gallagher) Fee: $255*Duration: 6–9pm x 5 sessions Start: Mon 13 Feb – 19 Mar (DCC1109) Location: Dickson College Start: Mon 7 May – 4 Jun (DCC1110)ORDuration: 6–9pm x 5 sessions Start: Wed 1 Feb – 29 Feb (RED1182)Campus: Reid Start: Wed 7 Mar – 4 Apr (RED1183) Start: Wed 9 May – 6 Jun (RED1223) Start: Wed 13 Jun – 11 Jul (RED1224)

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lifestyle & recreation Continued...Duration: 6–9pm x 5 sessions Start: Thu 2 Feb – 1 Mar (RED1211)Campus: Reid Start: Thu 8 Mar – 5 Apr (RED1220) Start: Thu 10 May – 7 Jun (RED1225) Start: Thu 14 Jun – 12 Jul (RED1226)OR(Kate Mokrij) Fee: $255*Duration: 6–9pm x 5 sessions Start: Thu 15 Mar – 12 Apr (HAW1074) Location: Hawker College Start: Thu 7 Jun – 5 Jul (HAW1156)OR(Floss Aitchison) Fee: $255* Duration: 6–9pm x 5 sessions Start: Mon 20 Feb – 26 Mar (STH1027)Campus: Southside/Woden Start: Mon 14 May – 18 Jun (STH1028)ORDuration: 6–9pm x 5 sessions Start: Tue 21 Feb – 20 Mar (STH1029)Campus: Southside/Woden Start: Tue 15 May – 12 Jun (STH1030)OR(Jo Binkin) Fee: $245*Duration: 6–8pm x 6 sessions Start: Tue 14 Feb – 20 Mar (MCC1018) Location: Melba Copland College Start: Tue 8 May – 12 Jun (MCC1035)OR(Emma McMahon) Fee: $245*Duration: 6–8pm x 6 sessions Start: Tue 14 Feb – 20 Mar (GUN1011)Location: Gungahlin College Start: Tue 8 May – 12 Jun (GUN1021)OR(Jo Binkin) Fee: $245*Duration: 6–8pm x 6 sessions Start: Thu 16 Feb – 22 Mar (GUN1025)Location: Gungahlin College Start: Thu 10 May – 14 Jun (GUN1022)

CHeese WorksHoPs(Carole Willman) Fee: $315* eachCarole Willman is a qualified cheese maker and TAFE tutor. She has conducted workshops throughout Australia and has co–authored Australia’s most popular cheese making book “Home Cheese Making." Carole also manages a cheese and yoghurt materials and ingredients supply business. No prior knowledge is needed for any of these classes. An ingredients list will be sent to you the week before the class commences. Please bring lunch.

Cheese MAking – blue vein WorkshoPParticipants will be working in groups and will make their own Blue Vein Cheese and Sour Cream. We will demonstrate the making of Ricotta cheese.Duration: 9.30am–4pm x 1 session Start: Sun 6 May (WIL1003)Campus: Reid

Cheese MAking – CAMeMbert WorkshoPParticipants will be working in groups and will make their own Camembert, Quarg and Mascarpone cheese. We will demonstrate the making of Ricotta cheese.Duration: 9.30am–4pm x 1 session Start: Sat 5 May (WIL1001)Campus: Reid

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w w w . c i t a c e . e d u . a uCoffee MAChine AnD you – hoW to MAke greAt Coffee At hoMe (Lydia Smith) Fee: $80*Have you purchased a coffee machine and don't know how to use it? This is your chance to bring your machine to this class and learn from an expert the art of making good coffee at home. Discover the art of texturing milk for cappuccino and latte. Plenty of tips on how to improve your coffee making at home or work. BRING YOUR OWN COFFEE MACHINE OR JUST COME ALONG AND USE OURS.Duration: 6–9pm x 1 session Start: Wed 11 Apr (HAW1164)Location: Hawker College Start: Wed 4 Jul (HAW1165)

CookinG WitH CHestnuts (Heather & John Kane) Fee: $55*Ever looked at chestnuts and not known what to do? Learn how to choose, store and prepare chestnuts at home. From the orchard to the plate, we will teach you the easiest ways to cook with chestnuts. Chestnuts are gluten free and low GI, a unique, seasonal ingredient that is underutilised. Chestnuts can be used in sweet or savoury recipes, or on their own as a delicious snack. Included will be a variety of chestnut–based dishes for you to taste. Come to our farm and learn from a local grower and Australia’s only specialist chestnut roaster.Duration: 2–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Sat 5 May (KAN1001)Location: Tweenhills Chestnuts, Hoskinstown

CookinG 101 WitH lyonsy (Michael Lyons) Fee: $255*If you don't know the difference between chopped and diced, what it means to saute or make a basic white sauce, then Cooking 101 is for you. This course looks at some of the terminology and techniques used in cooking. Like all "Cooking with Lyonsy" courses, each night the students will cook and eat dinner with a glass of wine and have food to take home for show and tell. The course will include a range of foods including soups, casseroles, salads and desserts. This course assumes no prior knowledge and is run in a fun and informal atmosphere. Please bring $12.50 each night for ingredients. Duration: 6–8.30pm x 7 sessions Start: Mon 13 Feb – 26 Mar (LYN1001)Location: St Peter and St Paul Start: Mon 7 May – 18 Jun (LYN1002)Catholic School, Garran

CookinG for Blokes (Michael Lyons) Fee: $255*Enjoy your new–found confidence in the kitchen. Through a range of cooking styles, Michael will give blokes the skills to tackle almost anything in the kitchen from entrees and main courses to desserts and cakes. You will cook and eat every night, as well as having something to take home for ‘show and tell’. There will be an added cost of $12.50 per night for ingredients. Duration: 6–8.30pm x 7 sessions Start: Wed 22 Feb – 4 Apr (LYN1003)Location: St Peter and St Paul Start: Wed 16 May – 27 Jun (LYN1004)Catholic School, Garran

CookinG tHe flAvours of indiA(Murali Rangachari) Fee: $220*Prepare, cook and eat a mouthwatering Indian meal each week. Be shown that not every Indian dish is a curry. Learn to use meat as well as vegetables, spices and fresh herbs to produce healthy, tasty entrees, main courses and side dishes from various parts of India. Please bring $50 on the first night for ingredients.Duration: 6–9pm x 4 sessions Start: Wed 15 Feb – 7 Mar (DCC1104)Location: Dickson College Start: Wed 9 May – 30 May (DCC1135)

esPresso essentiAls – Art of MAking Coffee At hoMe(Daniel Buttress) Fee: $95 Ever wondered what it takes to make a great cup of coffee? Come and learn the secrets from one of Canberra’s top baristas. Unravel the mysteries of “pulling a perfect shot” of espresso. Discover the art of texturing milk for cappuccino and latte. Plenty of tips on how to improve your espresso at home or work. A must for all coffee enthusiasts.Duration: 5.30–8.30pm x 1 session Start: Mon 20 Feb (COF1001)Location: Civic Start: Mon 19 Mar (COF1002) Start: Mon 16 Apr (COF1003) Start: Mon 21 May (COF1004) Start: Mon 18 Jun (COF1005)

fruit And veGetABle sCulPture (Zhou Chen) Fee: $55 Learn the ancient art of fruit and vegetable carving. Impress your family and friends at your next dinner party. Zhou will cover tomato roses, apple ducks and swans, melon bowl, carrot butterflies, chilli flowers and lime baskets. You will be surprised how talented and creative you are! Please bring $10 to the class for ingredientsDuration: 6.30–9.30pm x 1 session Start: Tue 27 Mar (RED1228)Campus: Reid

Gourmet sAusAGe mAkinG(Claude Fremy) Fee: $290*Make your own gourmet sausages at home using exotic ingredients of your choice to suit your own taste. Sausages are relatively simple and fun to make. Claude, our French chef will share some of his secrets with you.Duration: 6–8pm x 2 sessions Start: Wed 22 Feb – 29 Feb (RED1170)Campus: Reid Start: Wed 16 May – 23 May (RED1171)



w w w . c i t a c e . e d u . a uquiCk And eAsy meAls in minutes (Josie Walcott) Fee: $220*Simple nutritious dishes cooked in minutes for people with busy lifestyles and little time. This hands–on course is all about cooking meals that taste great, and best of all easy and quick to prepare. Please bring $50 on the first night for ingredients.Duration: 6–9pm x 4 sessions Start: Thu 16 Feb – 8 Mar (HAW1166)Location: Hawker College Start: Thu 10 May – 31 May (HAW1167)

sAiPin’s AuthentiC AsiAn Cooking(Saipin Duggan) Fee: $195*This popular class covers the classic tastes from Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Japan and Singapore. Please bring $50 to the first class for ingredients. Duration: 9.30am–12.30pm x 4 sessions Start: Sat 24 Mar – 21 Apr (RED1227)Campus: Reid Start: Sat 5 May – 26 May (RED1172)

sAiPin’s AuthentiC thAi Cooking(Saipin Duggan) Fee: $195*Students from Saipin’s Thai cooking classes have requested healthy versions of her popular Thai recipes such as Thai Pad, Tom Yum Gung and Papaya Salad etc. In this course you will learn dishes based on Saipin’s grandmother’s recipes which have been adapted to make sure that they contain less fat and cholesterol but are just as delicious as the original versions. Please bring $50 to the first class for ingredients. Duration: 9.30am–12.30pm x 4 sessions Start: Sat 18 Feb – 17 Mar (RED1155)Campus: Reid Start: Sat 16 Jun – 7 Jul (RED1154)

smokinG meAt At Home (Claude Fremy) Fee: $155The smell of a wood–fired Barbie, that first cool autumn day when a neighbour starts the slow combustion stove and .…smoked meats. Come and join us as we make smoked chicken, trout and sausage and tantalise your taste buds.Duration: 6–9pm x 1 session Start: Wed 7 Mar (RED1175)Campus: Reid Start: Wed 9 May (RED1176)

tAstes of soutH eAst AsiA(Zhou Chen) Fee: $195* Create delicious and nutritious dishes from China, Korea, Vietnam and India. Recipes will suit a wide range of tastes, including vegetarian. Please bring $50 on the first night for ingredients.Duration: 6.30–9.30pm x 4 sessions Start: Thu 17 May – 7 Jun (RED1229)Campus: Reid

Wine APPreCiAtion(Michael Tabart) Fee: $265*This six week program will cover the basics of wine appreciation and build your knowledge and understanding. The course will focus on a different variety of wine each week and you will learn about the characteristics of grape varieties, climate and wine making techniques. Topics also include serving and storing wine, wine and health and wine and food. There will be a total cost of $90 for wines, to be paid on the first night. Michael is Executive Director of the ACT Wine Industry Network (incorporating Brindabella Wine Tours).Duration: 7–9pm x 6 sessions Start: Wed 29 Feb – 4 Apr (BRU1174)Campus: Bruce ORDuration: 7–9pm x 6 sessions Start: Wed 9 May – 13 Jun (HAW1018)Location: Hawker CollegeORDuration: 7–9pm x 6 sessions Start: Tue 28 Feb – 3 Apr (STH1253)Campus: Southside/Woden Start: Tue 8 May – 12 Jun (STH1254)

Wine MAking – get insiDe the Wine inDustry(Rob Howell) Fee: $675Have you ever wondered how the content of that great bottle of wine you just finished was created? This new course is designed to answer your questions about how the grapes are grown, when to pick them, and how these berries are processed to form a fermenting mass, then maintained to create a white or red wine. This course has a hands-on approach – in the vineyard, in the winery and lab, and interspersed with tastings of a great range of wines. Rob Howell with his ‘state of the art’ winery at Jeir Creek, and Richard Cottam, vineyard owner and Viticulturalist will present, over a number of months, a 60 hour expose, timed to cover all major events over the Industry’s year, commencing with pre-harvest in February, and covering all aspects from pre-harvest, through to the final bottling. This course provides a unique opportunity to learn about this exciting industry. It is envisaged that this course could be followed by more in-depth coverage of Winemaking, Viticulture and Wine Evaluation.Duration: 10am–4pm x 11 sessions Start: Sun 29 Jan – 30 June (HOW1001)Location: Jeir Creek Winery, Murrumbateman




w w w . c i t a c e . e d u . a ufisHinG findinG fisH in CAnBerrA(Danny Spelic) Fee: $195 Fishing in and around Canberra can be very diverse and highly productive for those in the know. Our urban lakes, dams and surrounding rivers and streams offer a host of species from Trout, Carp, Redfin, Perch, Golden Perch to the mighty Murray Cod. (Danny is a member of the Professional Fishing Instructors and Guides Association).Duration: 6–9pm x 4 sessions Start: Tue 21 Feb – 13 Mar (GUN1023)Location: Gungahlin College

findinG fisH on oCeAn BeACHes(Danny Spelic) Fee: $195The south coast of NSW has dozens of beautiful, unspoilt beaches. Come and learn how to discover the great fishing that you can have from the beach. This course explains species, baits, location selection, tides, rigs and more. (Danny is a member of the Professional Fishing Instructors and Guides Association). Optional field trip.Duration: 6–9pm x 4 sessions Start: Thu 1 Mar – 22 Mar (BRU1136) Campus: Bruce

findinG fisH in soutH CoAst estuAries(Danny Spelic) Fee: $195South coast estuaries are a great place to enjoy a relaxing day fishing. This course explains how to go about targeting fish in our southern estuaries. We will discuss species, baits, location selection, tides, rigs and more. (Danny is a member of the Professional Fishing Instructors and Guides Association). Optional field trip.Duration: 6–9pm x 4 sessions Start: Mon 27 Feb – 26 Mar (BRU1137) Campus: Bruce

fly fisHinG And fly tyinG (Danny Spelic) Fee: $195Learn the fundamentals of this fine art including gear selection, casting, stream and lake craft, fly selection, fly tying, knots and rigs and more. An optional field trip is also available. Danny is a member of the Professional Fishing Instructors and Guides Association and a Federation of Fly Fishers Certified Casting Instructor. He recently represented Australia at the World Fly Casting Championships in Europe and is the 2010 Australian Silver Medallist in both Fly Casting and Fly Fishing in Australia.Duration: 6–9pm x 4 sessions Start: Thu 10 May – 31 May (BRU1037)Campus: Bruce

trout fisHinG tHe snoWy mountAins (Danny Spelic) Fee: $195Learn all you need to know about Trout fishing – habits, locations, equipment, rigs, techniques and much more. (Danny is a member of the Federation of Fly Fishers Certified Casting Instructor). Optional field trip.Duration: 6–9pm x 4 sessions Start: Mon 7 May – 28 May (BRU1138)Campus: Bruce

GenerAl interest Teaching for CIT Solutions' Adult Community Education Centre! We have a variety of existing courses, but are always in search of new and interesting classes. Do you have a hobby or an occupation you would like to teach others? Here is your chance to join us! Please contact Jenny Williams on (02) 6207 3259 or email your interest to [email protected]

Astronomy usinG your telesCoPe (Dr Stephen James) Fee: $135*Join Dr Stephen James, a trained astronomer, to discover the mysteries of the stars and planets in our night sky. This practical course will also show you what to look for when buying a telescope and how to use it correctly. Bring your own telescope if you have one!Duration: 6.30–8.30pm x 4 sessions Start: Thu 1 Mar – 22 Mar (BRU1139)Campus: Bruce Start: Thu 7 Jun – 28 Jun (BRU1140)

disCover your PsyCHiC intuition(Brigitte Heyer) Fee: $110*Switch on and learn to trust your intuition and inner wisdom, to guide you in everyday life. Explore clairvoyance, psychometry, animal signs, creative visualisation and channelling as enriching tools.Duration: 6–8pm x 4 sessions Start: Tue 20 Mar – 10 Apr (RED1159)Campus: Reid Start: Tue 5 Jun – 26 Jun (RED1164)

doG GroominG (Julianna Irhazi) Fee: $90 This is an introductory course to dog and pet grooming. Learn the art of general home grooming and health care. Learn how to keep your pet clean and matt free in between salon visits. A clean pet is a healthy pet. Bring your dog on the last night of the course.Duration 2–4.30pm x 2 sessions Start: Sat 17 Mar – 24 Mar (BRU1144) Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 16 Jun – 23 Jun (BRU1176)


w w w . c i t a c e . e d u . a uPeArl tHreAdinG And restrinGinG(Gabrielle Radinger) Fee: $85*Learn to rethread and knot your pearls. New clasps and silk threading material will be available at the class. Here is your chance to learn from Gabrielle who has had many years experience in the jewellery business.Duration: 6–8pm x 2 sessions Start: Wed 20 Jun – 27 Jun (RED1161)Campus: Reid

PrACtiCAl PhilosoPhy – A sense of PurPose (Andrew Salmon) Fee: $195*Achieve self–awareness with a goal, through deployed evaluation of your path. Learn how the great works of philosophy such as “The Art of War” by Sun–Tzu and Marcus Aurelius Meditations can be applied in your life. Develop an understanding of how the common sense of great minds of the past is just as valuable now. The only person being rushed should be your opponent.Duration: 6–8pm x 6 sessions Start: Thu 17 May – 21 Jun (BRU1304)Campus: Bruce

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tArot – getting stArteD (Brigitte Heyer) Fee: $135*Students will become familiar with the wonderous world of Tarot cards and how to use them to gain useful insights into their own lives, as well as to read for others. Bring along a Rider Waite tarot deck with pictures, notepad and pen.Duration: 6–8pm x 5 sessions Start: Tue 14 Feb – 13 Mar (RED1165)Campus: Reid Start: Tue 1 May – 29 May (RED1162)

heAlth & Well–being bAby tAlk – first AiD AWAreness(Allens Training) Fee: $70This three hour information session focuses on CPR for children and infants and includes a practical demonstration. You will have the opportunity to practice CPR. We will also familiarise you with the First Aid treatment of burns, fractures, bleeding, snake and spider bites and allergic reactions (anaphylaxis), as well as how to recognise childhood illnesses. The aim is for you to feel confident that you will know how to react to situations which may arise when you have young children in your care. Ideal for new parents and grandparents.Duration: 1–4pm x 1 session Start: Sat 14 Apr (ALL1005)Campus: Bruce Start: Fri 1 Jun (ALL1004)

fit BAll And stePs (Margaret Cargill) Fee: $130*Fit Ball – an exercise ball that comes in various sizes and colours, used to develop strength, increase flexibility, fitness and improve balance and coordination using the Pilates principles during core stability (abdominals and backs).Duration: 6.30–7.30pm x 8 sessions Start: Wed 15 Feb – 4 Apr (HAW1023)Location: Hawker College Start: Wed 9 May – 27 Jun (HAW1024)

fitness for the over 50’s – hoW to get stArteD (Caroline Vincent ) Fee: $45*You have heard of the importance of fitness but just don’t know how to get started? Gyms don’t appeal but you should be more active? The thought of boot camp sends shivers down your spine? What to do and how! Carolyn Vincent has worked with the over 40’s population and is a Heart Foundation Heartmoves qualified instructor. She understands the dilemma of getting exercise into your routine and sticking to it.Duration: 1–2pm x 3 sessions Start: Thu 8 Mar – 22 Mar (BRU1305)ORDuration: 2–3pm x 3 sessions Start: Thu 8 Mar – 22 Mar (BRU1306)Campus: Bruce

keeP fit tHe CHinese WAy (Dennis Yu) Fee: $150An introduction course to basic Traditional Chinese Medicine (T.C.M). Some commonly used acupressure points, cupping, moxibustion techniques and Chinese massage manipulation will be introduced. Also included will be Chinese food and diet therapy and Chinese herbs. An easy but effective Chinese Qi Gong stretching exercise will be introduced as well. Duration: 6–8pm x 6 sessions Start: Tue 21 Feb – 27 Mar (BRU1148) Campus: Bruce Start: Tue 15 May – 19 Jun (BRU1307)

MAssAge – introDuCtion(Emily Worsnop) Fee: $245*Learn the basics of massage in this hands–on weekend course. This course will provide you with practical skills and knowledge for giving and receiving fabulous, relaxing massage at home. Please bring lunch.Duration: 9am–5pm x 2 sessions Start: Sat 18 Feb – 25 Feb (BRU1149)Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 14 Apr – 21 Apr (BRU1150) Start: Sat 16 Jun – 23 Jun (BRU1151)


w w w . c i t a c e . e d u . a uMeDitAtion – introDuCtionThis course is designed for those wishing to embrace calm and focus and further explore their personal development while experiencing different meditation techniques. Meditation allows participants to begin to explore their inner emotional landscape, at the same time sampling a variety of meditation techniques so they can begin to recognise what works for them. Participants are provided with guidance, support and specific techniques to be able to fully incorporate their new ‘tools” in their everyday life.(Joy Clarke) Fee: $110Duration: 7.30–9pm x 6 sessions Start: Mon 20 Feb – 2 Apr (STH1033)Campus: Southside/Woden Start: Mon 14 May – 25 Jun (STH1034)OR (Ann McKinley) Fee: $85Duration 7.30–8.15pm x 6 sessions Start: Mon 13 Feb – 26 Mar (DCC1144)Location: Dickson College Start: Mon 7 May – 18 Jun (DCC1145)OR(Julianna Irhazi) Fee: $95 Duration: 6–7pm x 6 sessions Start: Thu 16 Feb – 22 Mar (HAW1171)Location: Hawker College Start: Thu 10 May – 14 Jun (HAW1172)

meditAtion intensive (Joy Clarke) Fee: $95 Are you feeling frazzled and stressed, as if you cannot find enough time in your day to do all that you need to do? Join Joy in her intensive one day meditation workshop and find strategies that will really work for you. The workshop is designed specifically to provide you with a toolkit of techniques which you can easily apply to your everyday life and start you on your voyage of calm and self discovery. Duration: 10am–4pm x 1 session Start: Sat 24 Mar (BRU1204)Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 23 Jun (BRU1205)

self-defenCe for BeGinners(TBA) Fee: $135This course is designed for people of all ages, body sizes and levels of fitness. The first week participants will be given an overview of self–defence principles and in the remaining weeks participants will practice a range of easy and effective self–defence techniques, across different scenarios. These will help participants build confidence and learn self–defence techniques that work for them.Duration: 6–7pm x 8 sessions Start: Wed 15 Feb – 4 Apr (HAW1161)Location: Hawker College Start: Wed 9 May – 27 Jun (HAW1168)

tAi CHi for BeGinners(Shane Moss) Fee: $150Enjoy the harmony and peace that results from gentle exercise. Tai Chi brings the body, mind and spirit into sync. Tai Chi emphasises soft flowing movements combined with diaphragmatic breathing and good posture thereby promoting calmness, strength and good health. Duration: 6–7pm x 8 sessions Start: Thu 16 Feb – 5 Apr (HAW1039) Location: Hawker College Start: Thu 10 May – 28 Jun (HAW1040)

tAi CHi introduCtion inCludinG qi GonG(Elizabeth Halfnights) Fee: $150*Qi Gong is the Chinese term used to describe various Chinese systems of physical and mental training for health, martial arts and self–enlightenment. Learn to relax and improve your inner strength and harmony. Learn Yang Sun and Chen Qi Gong style.Duration: 6.30–7.30pm x 8 sessions Start: Wed 15 Feb – 4 Apr (DCC1112) Campus: Dickson College Start: Wed 9 May – 27 Jun (DCC1115)

yogA – AtMArAgA (Ann McKinley) Fee: $160Atmaraga Yoga is a system of physical postures and breathing practices which focuses on correcting postural alignment and strengthening muscles. This can help improve your vitality, strength and flexibility, reduces stress and recovery from injury.Duration: 5.45–7.15pm x 7 sessions Start: Mon 13 Feb – 2 Apr (DCC1102)Location: Dickson College Start: Mon 7 May – 25 Jun (DCC1103)

yogA – hAthA in sAtyAnAnDA trADition(Julianna Irhazi) Fee: $170 This class is based on the principles of Satyananda Yoga and covers Yoga postures, breathing and relaxation. For all levels. Please bring a blanket and pillow and wear loose fitting clothing.Duration: 6–7.30pm x 8 sessions Start: Wed 15 Feb – 4 Apr (HAW1169)Location: Hawker College Start: Wed 9 May – 27 Jun (HAW1170)

yogA – sAMyAMA (bACk, shoulDers AnD neCk)(Christine Boulan−Smit) Fee: $170The course examines various causes of neck, shoulder, middle and lower back complaints. Students will practice related yoga stretching and strengthening exercises, therapeutic routine and relaxation techniques. All levels welcomed.Duration: 6.15–7.45pm x 8 sessions Start: Thu 16 Feb – 5 Apr (HAW1059)Location: Hawker College Start: Thu 10 May – 28 Jun (HAW1036)

yogA – sAMyAMA(Christine Boulan−Smit) Fee: $170The course covers breathing (Pranayama), focussing (Dharana), stretching and strengthening exercises, postures (Asanas), warm–down and relaxation practices (Pranayama, Dharana, Pratyahara). Sessions are adapted to seasonal changes and address complaints such as stress, neck, shoulders, back or knee pains. This is an Intermediate class however all levels are welcome.Duration: 6–7.30 x 8 sessions Start: Mon 13 Feb – 2 Apr (DCC1022)Location: Dickson College Start: Mon 7 May – 25 Jun (DCC1023)


w w w . c i t a c e . e d u . a uleisure Art, History And A dAy triP to GoulBurn (Robijn Alexanda) Fee: $85*Travel from Bruce to the Bushranger Hotel at Collector for morning tea then on to Goulburn visiting the Catholic and Anglican cathedrals, explore Belmore Park, the Court House and the Goulburn markets before your visit to the Goulburn Regional Gallery. Head back to Canberra via the Lerida Estate Winery at Lake George and arrive back at Bruce by 5pm. Duration: 9am–5pm x 1 day Start: Sat 5 May (BRU1313)Location: Bruce & Goulburn

BACk on your Bike(Stuart Bardsley) Fee: $85*Haven’t ridden for a while and feel a bit rusty? Is your bike gathering dust in the garage? Get some confidence back by learning new skills and enjoy your bike again. Do some exercise and discover the quiet bike paths around Belconnen. Learn how to check the bike and even take a front wheel off to fit your bike in the car. Enjoy a ride with a group under expert tuition. Bike helmets are compulsory.Duration: 8.30–10.30am x 3 sessions Start: Sat 17 Mar – 31 Mar (BRU1308)Campus: Bruce

BiCyCle mAintenAnCe for everyone (Stuart Bardsley) Fee: $180*Learn how to perform pre–ride safety checks, make basic adjustments to your bike including brakes and gears, wheels and spokes, repair punctures and much more to ensure you enjoy trouble free riding. Also included will be safety and helmet fit. A must for avid cyclists.Duration: 6.30–8.30pm x 6 sessions Start: Thu 1 Mar – 5 Apr (BRU1157)Campus: Bruce Start: Thu 24 May – 28 Jun (BRU1158)

Bird WAtCHinG At tidBinBillA(Bill Martin) Fee: $90*Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve nestled at the foot of the Tidbinbilla Range provides a wide range of birding habitats in a very small and easily accessible area. Because of its location it gets many of the winter altitudinal migrants to the open grassland and lower eucalypt forests, escaping the colder weather higher up the range. Please check our website for more information on this course.Duration: 8am–1pm x 1 session Start: Sat 24 Mar (TID1001) Location: Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve

Bird WAtCHinG for BeGinners (Bill Martin) Fee: $125Canberra sits at the junction of an interesting mix of bird species. We have representatives of the drier interior, as well as the mountains and the coastal environments. The birds we find in Canberra change throughout the year and are made up of our resident species as well as the regular migrants and the odd vagrant. Please check our website for more information on this course.Duration: 9am–12noon x 3 sessions Start: Sat 18 Feb – 3 Mar (BRU1159)Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 16 Jun – 30 Jun (BRU1160)

CArAvAnninG for BeGinners (Canberra Caravan Club – Waine Summerfield) Fee: $85Like many of us, you may have a desire to see our great continent and the most cost–effective method is to tow a caravan. This short course will give you a very good understanding of owning and operating a van. Please check our website for more information on this course.Duration: 9.30am–4.30pm x 1 session Start: Sat 3 Mar (BRU1161)Campus: Bruce

motorHomes And CAmPervAns(Roger Risk) Fee: $65A short course for those who desire the freedom of travelling in a motorised campervan or motorhome. Discover the experiences, lifestyle and freedom of camping throughout this wonderful land. How much does it cost to live or retire on the road? What type of vehicle will suit your travelling needs? Also includes work opportunities on the road and discussions on selecting and converting a vehicle into your dream escape machine.Duration: 9.30am–1.30pm x 1 session Start: Sat 24 Mar (BRU1163)Campus: Bruce

reversinG your CArAvAn or trAiler(Waine Summerfield) Fee: $90It never seems to go where you want it! Learn how to back a caravan or trailer, as well as the important principles in correct weight ratio’s, basic maintenance and the all important how to use your mirrors. Please bring your own car, caravan or trailer, extension mirrors attached to your vehicle, hat, folding chair, drink, lunch and a UHF radio (if possible).Duration: 10am–3pm x 1 session Start: Sat 17 Mar (BRU1257)Campus: Bruce Start: Sat 31 Mar (BRU1258) Start: Sat 5 May (BRU1309)


Art, Craft & Design 2–7Acrylics Painting – A Versatile Medium 2Basket Making 2Bookcraft for Beginners 2Botanical Painting – WaterColour Painting 3Botanical Painting – Watercolour 3Creative Drawing Using Pastels 3Drawing/Cartooning for Fun 3Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain 3Icons – Traditional Paintings 4Japanese Kumihimo Braiding 4Leadlighting – Basics 4Life Drawing 4Mandala Drawing 4Mixed Media and Collage 5Painting and Drawing 5Picture Framing Workshop 5Release the Artist Within 5Sculpting the Nude 6Soap Creation Using Goat’s Milk 6Soap Creation Using Olive Oil 6Upholstery at Dickson 6Watercolour for Everyone 6Woodturning – Introduction 7Art Studio Classes 7–9Air-Dry Clay Sculpting 7Canberra Glass Works 8Carve a Cup 8Create a Plate 9Flameworking – Introduction 9Glass Blowing - Introduction 9Glass Sculpture for Beginners 9Mosaic−101 – Introduction to Mosaics 8Mosaic−201 – Exterior and Garden 8Mosaic−301 – Journey into Mosaics 8Polymer Clay Beads/Buttons/Pendants 7Precious Metal Clay – Silver 7Automotive 32–33Motor Maintenance 32Motor Maintenance for Diesel Vehicles 32Petrol-to-Electric Vehicle Conversion 33Vehicle Restoration Skills – Basic 1 33Vehicle Restoration Skills – Basic 2 33Catering & Beverages 48–53Australian Country Cooking 48Basic Meals in Minutes 48Cake Decorating for Beginners 48-49Cheese Making – Blue Vein 49Cheese Making – Camembert 49Coffee Machine - Great Coffee at Home 50Cooking with Chestnuts 50Cooking 101 with Lyonsy 50Cooking for Blokes 50Cooking the Flavours of India 51Espresso Essentials – Coffee at Home 51Fruit and Vegetable Sculpture 51Gourmet Sausage Making 51Quick and Easy Meals in Minutes 52Saipin’s Authentic Asian Cooking 52Saipin’s Authentic Thai Cooking 52Smoking Meat at Home 52Tastes of South East Asia 52Wine Appreciation 53Wine Making – Inside the Wine Industry 53

Computing & Graphic Design 20–23Adobe Illustrator 20Adobe InDesign 20Adobe Photoshop for Beginners 21AutoCAD – Take Control 21Computers for Beginners Microsoft Office 21Creative Websites 22iPhone – Everything You Need to Know 22iPhone – Advanced 22iPad Primer 22Keep Your PC Alive 22Make the Internet Your Slave 23Microsoft Excel for Beginners 23Microsoft Office 23MYOB – Introduction 23Understanding Your Mac 23Fabrics & Fashion 10–11Crochet Made Easy 10Hooked on Crochet 10DIY Cushions and Curtains 10Knitting for Beginners 10Quilt Making 10Sewing for Beginners 11Sewing Workshop 11Skirt in a Day 11Stretch Sewing Using an Overlocker 11Fishing 54–55Finding Fish in Canberra 54Finding Fish on Ocean Beaches 54Finding Fish in South Coast Estuaries 54Fly Fishing and Fly Tying 54Trout Fishing the Snowy Mountains 55Gardening & Rural 34–36Chainsaw – Light Maintenance 34Composting and Worm Farming 34Fish - Fun - Food: Self Sufficiency 34Flower Arranging 34Garden Designs 35Maintaining Motorised Garden Equipment 35Organic Gardening 35Organic Pest and Disease Management for Home Gardeners 35Plant Propagation for Home Gardeners 35Soil, Potting Mixes and Watering Systems for Home Gardeners 36General Interest 55–56Astronomy Using Your Telescope 55Discover Your Psychic Intuition 55Dog Grooming 55Pearl Threading and Restringing 56Practical Philosophy 56Research and Write your Family History 46Tarot – Getting Started 56Health & Well–Being 56–59Baby Talk – First Aid Awareness 56Fit Ball and Steps 57Fitness for the Over 50’s 57Keep Fit the Chinese Way 57Massage – Introduction 57Meditation – Introduction 58Meditation Intensive 58Self-Defence for Beginners 58Tai Chi for Beginners 58Tai Chi Introduction including Qi Gong 59Yoga – Atmaraga 59Yoga – Hatha in Satyananda Tradition 59Yoga – Samyama (Back/Shoulders/Neck) 59Yoga – Samyama 59

Home Improvements 36–40Brickwork Skills – Basic 36Cement Rendering 36Feng Shui – Easy Steps 36Home Maintenance for Women 37Home Painting Skills 37Interior Design for Everyone 37Interior Tiles and Carpet Dilemmas 37Lighting for the Wow Factor 38Owner Builders Licence Course 38Paint Colour – Interior Blast 38Paving DIY 38Pergolas and Decking 39Plastering and Patching 39Practical Carpentry for Home Building 39Retaining Walls 39The Outdoor Room 39Tiling for Bathrooms 40Tiling – Practical 40What Does Your Home Reveal About You? 40Woodturning – Introduction 7Woodworking 40Languages 42–44Arabic – Introduction 42Australian Sign Language (AUSLAN) 42Dutch – Introduction 42Farsi – Introduction 43French – Introduction 43French for Tourists 44German – Introduction 43Hindi – Introduction 43Italian – Introduction 43Italian for Tourists 44Japanese – Introduction 43Polish – Introduction 43Portuguese – Introduction (Brazilian) 43Spanish – Introduction and Continuing 44Spanish for Tourists 44Vietnamese for Tourists 44Leisure 60–61Art, History and a Day Trip to Goulburn 60Back on Your Bike 60Bicycle Maintenance for Everyone 60Bird Watching at Tidbinbilla 60Bird Watching for Beginners 61Caravanning for Beginners 61Motorhomes and Campervans 61Reversing Your Caravan or Trailer 61Money Matters 24–25Buying and Selling on eBay 24eBay in a Day 24Financial Wellbeing – Creating Wealth 24Managing on a Low Income 24Share Trading and Investment 25Music, Dance & Entertainment 12–15Bagpipes for Beginners 12Dancing at Dickson – Salsa 12Dancing at Dickson – Bridal Waltz 12Dancing at Dickson – Rock’n’Roll 12Egyptian Belly Dance for Beginners 12Guitar 13Juggling 13Logic – Introduction 13MP3, iPod and iTunes Primer 14Music Theory Level 1 14ProTools – Introduction 14Social Ballroom Dancing 14Ukulele 15

Photography 15–18Advanced Digital Camera 16Core Photo Editing Skills 17Digital Photography – DSLR 15Digital Photography and Computers 15Great Prints From Your Inkjet Printer 18iPhoneography 16iPhoto and Aperture for Mac Users 16Photo Editing – Going Further 18Photographic Lighting Workshop 16Scanning Slides and Negatives 18Scanning Your Family History 18Shoot @ Night 16Shooting and Processing RAW Files 17Shooting Great Macro 17Taking Great Photos - Digital Camera 17True Light Capture 18Understanding Your Digital Camera 17Professional & Personal Development 25–28Addressing Selection Criteria 25Assertiveness – Self-Confidence 25Communication – Relating Assertively 25Dealing with Negative Behaviour 26Employment Strategies for the over 40’s 26Entering the Public Service 26Finding New Life and Career Solutions 26Meetings and Conference Management for Organisations 26Public Speaking and Presentation Skills 27Retirement – All You Had Hoped For! 27Returning To The Workforce 27Social Chit Chat 27Winning Interview Skills 28Property & Business 28–29Bookkeeping - Basics 28Buying Your First Home 28Small Business – Introduction 28Small to Medium Business Management 29Your Incorporated Society 29Welding 41Arc Welding, MIG Welding and Thermal Cutting 41CIGweld Electric Arc Welding 41MIG and TIG Welding – Introduction 41MIG and Arc Welding – Introduction 41Work Related Courses 30Apply First Aid (Senior First Aid) 30Chainsaw Operation Certificate 30Safety Testing of Electrical Appliances 30Writing 45–47Basic English Grammar 45Creative Writing for Beginners 45Effective Grammar for Writing 45Everyday English 45Formal Writing Techniques 46Grammar Made Easy 46Minute Taking 46Research and Write your Family History 46Report Writing 46Right Brain Creative Writing Course 47Self-Editing and Proofreading 47

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