Adult Community Learning
Aneurin Leisure Adult Community Learning provides a wide range of courses for adults aged 19+. These include Improve your English or maths, basic computer courses and English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL). All these courses are free of charge – you will only have to pay a membership fee of £5 a year for each centre that you attend and you can join at any time – as long as there is availability.
There is also a range of courses for those who wish to gain skills to help them gain employment – ICDL (International Computer Driving Licence) is available in all our centres both day and evening and you can join at any time. GCSE courses in English and maths, Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools, counselling, photography and cake decorating courses are available for a September start.
The brochure for our 2025/26 courses is now available to view and download from the links below, please contact your nearest centre if you would like any information on costs or entry requirements or complete the form below and one of our team will get back to you.
Courses for Adults 2025-26 Brochure: English Brochure Download | Welsh Brochure Download
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Looking to join a group or club…
There are many local groups and clubs in the area which use our adult community learning centres. To find out more click the button below:
Abertillery
Adult Community Learning Centre
Ebbw Vale
Adult Community Learning Centre
Brynmawr
Adult Community Learning Centre
Tredegar Adult Community Learning Centre @ Tredegar Library
Other Services…
The adult education team at Aneurin Leisure Trust works across a number of projects aimed at developing the employability of Blaenau Gwent’s community. This is achieved through building the knowledge, confidence and experience of participants to support them in their long-term goals.
The Activate Blaenau Gwent Trailblazer project forms part of the UK Government’s Get Britain Working initiative. This cross-partner initiative's aim is to support economically inactive individuals aged 16+, particularly those who are disabled, have long-term health conditions, or caring responsibilities, into healthier, more connected, and employable lifestyles, focusing on emotional wellbeing, physical health, and practical skills development.
Adult Community Learning now integrates the Head, Heart and Hands framework, supporting participants through a three-stage personal growth model:
'Head' focuses on mental wellbeing, mindfulness, and confidence building
'Heart' emphasises healthy living and physical wellbeing through access to community facilities and Life Memberships in the Trust's sports centres
'Hands' supports skill development, volunteering, and employability opportunities
These three stages create a complete continuum of personal and social transformation for families and individuals.
View our courses below:
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