Glasgow Clyde College

About Glasgow Clyde College

Glasgow Clyde College offers a range of community-based adult learning courses in local venues including community centres, schools and libraries across south and north-west Glasgow – so learning is always accessible to you.

Our community courses are free, however, to be eligible to join you must be:

• Living in Glasgow
• Claiming benefit, on a low income, not working
• Over the age of 16

Priority for places is given to students living in the North West and South of Glasgow.

As part of the Young Person’s Guarantee priority will be given to young people aged between (16-24) who also meet the additional criteria.

Courses run throughout the year and are based on community demand. Our courses are funded via Glasgow City Council Community Planning Partnership (Glasgow Communities Fund) and the Child Poverty Fund.Glasgow’s Learning Promise to Learners

Come along to meet and learn with other learners!

Learning can be fun and challenging and aims to boost your confidence

As a learner in Glasgow you should get:

• Information on learning opportunities
• Help to identify your strengths and to set and achieve your goals
• A learning plan to record your goals, learning and progress
• If you want to move on to other opportunities, we will offer you support, guidance and learning that helps

Staff and volunteers will…

• Be patient and friendly
• Be helpful and prepared
• Listen to you and involve you in planning and reviewing your learning
• Ensure a safe and welcoming space for you to learn in

Where possible, we will offer programmes at times and in locations that suit your needs.