Heritage Skills Hub
Empowering Local Heritage and Culture: Our Free Training Programmes
Tailored training to meet our community’s needs
Are you passionate about preserving and promoting your community’s heritage and culture? Here’s your chance to learn and grow! Whether you’re a heritage or cultural professional, an educator, or simply involved in local initiatives, we offer a variety of free events and training programmes designed to empower you.
The Heritage Skills Hub works closely with our community to develop needs-driven online and in-person training sessions and events. We collaborate with the Heritage Impact Accelerator participants, regional partners, and colleagues to ensure our programmes address your specific needs.
Here’s what makes our programmes stand out:
- Free access: All our workshops and events are completely free of charge.
- Tailored content: We design each programme specifically to meet the unique needs of our local heritage and cultural community.
- Expert instruction: Learn from experienced professionals who are passionate about their field.
- Practical skills: Our workshops focus on providing you with practical tools and techniques you can use immediately.
- Community support: We offer support and resources to help you implement your learning and contribute your community.
Ready to learn and contribute? Contact us for more information at heritage@northampton.ac.uk
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The Cultural Cuppa
Artwork by Carole MilesJoin the Heritage Skills Hub for a casual and informative get-together.
The Cultural Cuppa is a great opportunity to network, learn, and discuss issues related to culture and heritage. The event will feature a 15-minute “get inspired” talk, followed by a chance to chat with others and share ideas.
What to Expect:
- Inspiring Talks: Hear about exciting cultural and heritage projects happening in the county.
- Networking Opportunities: Connect with like-minded individuals and share ideas.
- Open Discussions: Discuss topics that matter to you and contribute to future sessions.
Upcoming Session
- Date: November 6 2024
- Time: 4-6pm
- Location: The Engine Shed, University of Northampton, Waterside Campus, NN1 5PH
- Get Inspired by: Socially engaged artist, Carole Miles
Topic: Sharing her experience as one of the first Corby Heritage Accelerators, discussing her current projects and showcasing her creative work.
If you are interested in culture and heritage, this event is a great way to connect with others who share your passion.
If you would like to receive updates about our programme, please email heritage@northampton.ac.uk to request to go on our mailing list.
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