Who is delivering the course?

Bromley Adult Education College

The course is funded through a Community Learning grant, supported by the Mayor of London and The Education & Skills Funding Agency. To attend this course you must be a resident of London and have lived in the EU or EEA for at least three years prior to the start of the course.

 What is the course about?

Learn to make jewellery items out of recycled materials such as old beads, buttons, other scraps of materials. Gain new skills, save money and minimise waste. You will take home at least one finished piece by the end of the course.

No specialist jewellery tools and expensive materials are necessary for this course. You will work on your project at your own pace and you will have the opportunity to learn from other carer’s projects as well as your own. Some materials and light equipment available from the tutor.

The course runs on Mondays from 9:45am- 11:45am from 16 September until the 14 October. There are five sessions in total.

Who is the course for?

Unpaid carers over the age of 19 who either live or care for someone in the London Borough of Bromley. You must be registered with Bromley Well to attend this course and you must book your place.

How do I get there?

Bromley Adult Education College, Kentwood Centre, Kingsdale Road, London SE20 7PR

If you are unsure how to get to the venue, please contact us and we can help you plan your journey.

Is there parking?

There is plenty of free on-site parking at the Kentwood centre in Kingsdale Road.

How do I book?

Contact us to book your place on: 0208 315 1925 or e- mail carers@bromleywell.org.uk. If you are a carer and are not registered with Bromley Well but wish to attend this course, please get in touch!