Gummersbach University of Applied Sciences' latest academic initiative
The Gummersbach Adult Education Center is set to begin a new program on February 6th, offering a diverse range of courses until the summer. A total of 280 courses will be available, catering to various interests and skill levels.
The program includes numerous relaxation, movement, and fitness offers. Participants can engage in autogenic training, self-defense, fencing, and water gymnastics. For those seeking a more tranquil pursuit, there are courses in literature, painting, drawing, sculpture, and Bonsai available.
The Adult Education Center also caters to those interested in acquiring professionally relevant skills. Seminars on commercial practice and various IT offerings are provided, allowing individuals to deepen their knowledge in these areas.
Language learners will find a wealth of opportunities as well. The center offers courses in English, French, Italian, Arabic, Turkish, Swedish, and Polish. For those just starting out, German courses for beginners and advanced learners are also available.
The "Human and Society" program area offers numerous lectures and seminars on law and consumer issues, pedagogy, psychology, regional and local history, as well as nature and environment. Two special themes offered in the spring are "Making electricity yourself, but how?" and "Mindfulness in communication".
Photography enthusiasts will be delighted to know that courses for beginners and advanced are also offered. For those with a taste for adventure, the VHS offer explores the latest trends in street food from around the world and offers culinary experiences of the Middle Ages.
The printed program is available for free pickup at the town hall and in the city area. Registration for the continuing education program is currently ongoing. The VHS offer can be found on the internet at www.vhs-gm.de.
Unfortunately, the name of the head of the Gummersbach Adult Education Center who is presenting the new program for the period from February 6 to summer has not been disclosed in the search results.
This new program promises to be an exciting and enriching opportunity for the residents of Gummersbach, offering something for everyone. Whether you're looking to learn a new skill, deepen your knowledge, or simply relax and enjoy, the Gummersbach Adult Education Center has got you covered.
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