PCF News


OPEN DAY
Saturday, 17 January 2009
10am - 4pm
Come along to Paddock Learning Centre and find out about our new range of free courses and other learning opportunities at the Centre.

Courses on offer:

  • Office IT (Word, Spreadsheets...)
  • Internet and Email
  • Computing for Over 60's (small charge per session)
  • Digital Photography
  • Web Design for Beginners
  • Moving-on Computer Course
  • "Get Online" Sessions
  • Spanish, Italian and French Language Courses for Beginners (charge applies)
  • Literacy Class
  • ESOL Classes (charge applies)
  • Art and Literacy Sessions
  • Music Maker (workshops for young people aged 16-19)

MOST OF OUR COURSES ARE FREE!
*eligibility requirements might apply

 

 
PCF Opportunities
FREE TRAINING


More information available here

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PCF Information
Central Information Point
The Central Information Point at Paddock Village Hall is open Monday to Friday 9am - 4.30pm. Our staff can help you find information on health related topics, find out about local groups, organisations or training, book a place on our courses or therapy sessions and give you information about local activities or events.
Telephone: 01484 431400
Computer Open Access
The computer facilities at Paddock Learning Centre are open every Friday from 9am to 4pm for visitors who can use the web, send email's, scan images and access a range of software including Microsoft Office, Dreamweaver 8 and Photoshop.
 
 
Digital Photography Online Exhibition
Images produced by learners on our Digital Photography courses are now available for viewing online. Click here to visit the exhibition
Paddock Community Forum
Paddock Village Hall
West View
Paddock
HD1 4TX
Telephone: 01484 431400
 
 

Paddock Community Forum

Who are the Trustees? Forum Group Members  
The Values which we operate by The Forum Vision  
How we help local organisations and groups What are our objectives?  
     

The Values which we operate by

Accessible & Visible. We strive to ensure that the service we offer can be accessed by everyone in our local community. We encourage and support individuals to make their needs known to us so that we can help in whatever way we can.
Professional & Knowledgeable. All our staff have appropriate recognised qualifications and our trustees and group representatives ensure we keep up to date with local development.
Effective communication. We publish our events, activities and services in a quarterly; what's on guide and regular newsletters. We have a comments/suggestion book and encourage members of the public to use it. We promise to respond to all suggestions.
Availability, Quality and Delivery. The staff and Trustees are contactable through the Central Information Point at Paddock Village Hall reception. We are working towards Matrix accreditation.
Diversity. We aim to be non sectarian and non political in our approach to business and encourage everyone to use our services.
Impartial. Paddock Community Forum tries not to have a view on any issue; it seeks to represent a range of views and opinions of the community it serves.
Responsive. We respond to suggestions made to us, either formally or informally, and we will shape the services activities and events according to local needs but within financial and practical boundaries.
Friendly and Welcoming. Everyone who uses our services will be treated with respect and we hope our staff will be respected in return.
Enabling. We are happy to try and support everyone who joins us, just let us know of your needs - preferably in advance.
Awareness. We are aware that Paddock has a diverse community with differing needs, we try to be sensitive and responsive to these needs at all times.


 
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