Morley College is calling on people to contribute their skills to its free, new digital learning platform.
Earlier this year, the adult education college launched ‘At Home With Morley’ to ensure its lifelong learning resources remain accessible to all – regardless of age or background.
The college is now inviting members of the public to collaborate and share their talents or highlight community initiatives.
With virtual learning sure to play a major role in the ‘new normal’, At Home with Morley curates new and existing content to keep brains and bodies moving.
The virtual learning platform, available for free, showcases the work and talents of Morley staff and students, with additional exciting classes from different creative disciplines such as food styling, filmmaking, lighting design and upcycled fashion.
Morley College London has campuses across London, including learning centres in North Kensington and Chelsea following its merger with Kensington & Chelsea College earlier in the year, and is looking to tap into the skills of all of these communities. The college will launch its full curriculum for the upcoming academic year next month.
Its upcoming ‘Summer Shorts’ series, starting on July 13 offers short courses in everything from music to jewellery making and languages.
Andrew Gower, Principal of Morley College London commented: “Given present challenges it is increasingly important for us to find new ways to reach out with different and exciting ways to promote learning.
“At Home with Morley is a great way to start a learning journey and I encourage everyone to join us At Home. We welcome entries of all kinds – whether you’re an adept home baker or a talented musician, we want to hear from you.”
All entries are welcome via morleycollege@communitycomms.co.uk