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On Behalf Of Clare Sutton
Sent: Wednesday, June 14, 2017 9:30 AM
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Subject: ESOL facilitator needed at Battersea Arts Centre
Importance: High
Dear all,
Battersea Arts Centre is looking to recruit
two inspiring facilitators to collaborate on a heritage based creative project for ESOL learners in the area of Battersea and Wandsworth,
London.
This project is funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund as part of a large scale project to celebrate and share the history of the local area and our building as the old Town Hall of Battersea
with the community. The wealth of stories from the history of the local area are perfect inspiration to spark discussion, cultural exchange and creative responses
to the stories of local people today, and the heritage of the future.
We are looking for facilitators who through this project can help us enthuse and empower participants to learn about, feel part of, and contribute to their local heritage. It will
be specifically tailored for English Speakers of Other Languages, so will enable growth and confidence in English skills as well as exploring a range of practical creative skills.
Please find more information attached and forward to anyone you think may be interested.
Deadline for applications Thursday 22 June, 10am.
Kind regards,
Clare
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