2023: Another Wonderful Year at U3AM!
In 2023, more than 300 members combined their talents and hard work to thank all those members whose volunteer efforts ensured another successful year at our U3A.
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Presenting New Tutor – Michael Chan
Michael is the tutor of a new and popular course, Creative Picture Framing. Michael’s past professional experiences range from being a registered psychiatric nurse manager to heading a department of art therapy in the UK.
Q & A with Spanish Course Tutor, Lucy Carrasco
Lucy Carrasco, tutor for the Spanish Conversation Advanced class, talks about her emigration from Chile and her motivation to become a tutor.
Migrant English Tutors’ Meeting in August
The second meeting of Migrant English Tutors was well attended and provided an excellent opportunity for existing and newly trained tutors to join in the discussion of general matters relevant to Migrant English Tutors.
Seminar – Introduction to Chess for Fun
This seminar will introduce the game of chess to members who are interested in learning and/or practising the game of chess as a social and mentally stimulating activity. An overview of the game will be presented to participants with the intention of offering a course in 2024.
Communication Positions Vacant
Maintaining high quality communication is essential in keeping our members informed and engaged. To that end, the Communications Team is seeking volunteers to take responsibility for Communications Editor and Website Assistant.
Summer School is Coming!
Manningham Council seeks community members for advisory committees
Manningham Council invites community members to apply to join one of their advisory committees.
Seminar: iPhone Photography
Smart phone cameras have evolved rapidly in recent years to be able to capture good quality and satisfying images. This two session course will cover all the features of the iPhone camera App.
The Armistice that Divided a Country
U3AM member Rocky Valente describes the events leading up to the massacre of Italian partisans during WW2.