Morley College London in the community offers a wide range of free* courses in community venues across Lambeth and at our Waterloo and Stockwell centres.
You must be a resident within the Greater London Authority and priority for places on the courses will be given to Lambeth residents who are looking to upskill, get back into learning or who may be looking for employment.
We offer courses in the following areas:
- ESOL (Entry Level to Level 1)
- Digital Skills (Computing)
- English (Entry Level)
- Vocational (Working with Children, Teaching Assistant, Customer Service)
- Employability
- Family Learning
- Wellbeing
*fees may apply if your household income is more than £28,860 per annum.
To find out how to join any of our courses please call Richard on 07395 397 487 or email: [email protected]
To register an online enquiry for any of our courses, please complete this form.
Student Handbook
Lambeth Adult Learner Handbook
Safeguarding Prevent Information
Community partnerships
Our courses in the community give everyone the opportunity to benefit from the Morley experience.
We work in partnership at locations across Lambeth with an extensive range of statutory bodies, charities and community organisations. These include schools, Better Start centres, sheltered schemes, residents’ associations, mental health support organisations and homelessness charities. The work we do involves delivering courses up to level 1 in the following areas: ESOL, maths and literacy, vocational (e.g. working with children, office and admin, peer mentoring), confidence building, employability skills, health and wellbeing, arts and crafts, family learning.
Morley in the Community actively seeks to work in partnership with Lambeth-based community organisations, particularly those working in the least affluent areas of Lambeth. We strive to work with all sections of Lambeth’s diverse community. We are always looking to work with new partners.
To talk about working with our team, or for more information about Morley in the Community, please contact Marianne Fenney, Community Learning Project Manager on 020 7450 1968 or email [email protected].
