Mablethorpe Learning Centre Now Open!!

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The Mablethorpe Learning Centre is now open. You can currently drop in to see us from 9.00-5.00 from Monday to Thursday. Courses that still have places this term are English (starts 1st Feb), Confidence-building (from 21st Feb), Option: Self-employment (on 26th Feb), Level 4 Painting and Drawing (from 28th Feb), Basic Health and Safety (on 4th April) and Level 4 Psychological Therapies (from 21st April). There is also a 19 station computer centre and computing courses will be starting mid-late February.

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