Evening Classes and Adult Education in Surrey
Evening Classes and Adult Education in Surrey provide further learning opportunities for residents of the Surrey community. Courses provide learning and skills focused on supporting career progression, employability and job skills or to progress to further learning.
Discover a fascinating hobby or interest, develop skills to move on at work, or start training for a whole new career – it is never too late to further your education and there are lots of opportunities to learn and develop your skills.
By taking an Evening Class or Adult Education course in Surrey you will:
· Learn on your doorstep at locations in your community or learn from the comfort of your own home, depending on the class or course you choose.
· Boost your career with qualifications across a range of professions, increase your knowledge in your current career or start working towards a whole new career – the options are endless!
· Pick up new talents and meet people in your community with similar interests.
Why study in Surrey?
Surrey is a lovely county in the South East with lots of universities and alluring natural beauty. From visiting award-winning Surrey Hills vineyards and relaxing at country pubs, restaurants and hotels to exploring ancient heathland, stunning hilltop views, beautiful waterways and charming towns and villages; there are so many things to do in Surrey.
Surrey is officially England’s most densely wooded county, with more than one-fifth of its land area covered by trees.
Depending on where you are in Surrey, you’re never more than 45 minutes from London by train, meaning you can easily pop into the city for a day trip or evening out. The A3 provides a direct route into London and the south coast while the county sits right in the middle of both London Gatwick and London Heathrow airports.
Top places to visit in Surrey include The Sculpture Park in Farnham, Silent Pool, Royal Botanic Gardens Kew, Guildford Cathedral, Titsey Place & Gardens, Guildford Castle and Box Hill.
The University of Surrey ranked 3rd for hospitality and tourism management in the Global Ranking of Academic Subjects 2021.
Royal Holloway enjoys an international reputation for the highest quality teaching and research across the sciences, arts and humanities.
Nescot opened its doors as Ewell Country Technical College in 1953. Courses over the years have ranged from Animal Pathology, Bacteriology and Law to Flower Arranging and Home Economics.
The University for the Creative Arts is a specialist art and design university in the south of England.
Where can I study in Surrey?
- University of Surrey
- Royal Holloway
- Guildford College
- Nescot (North East College of Technology)
- University for the Creative Arts
- Brooklands College
For a full list of possible classes and courses, you can visit our website and enquire or even book courses that appeal to you. Visit Whichcollege.ie to search universities, colleges or institutes taking admissions in your area now!
Facts about Surrey
· Covering a quarter of the county, the rolling countryside of the Surrey Hills is one of Britain’s most beautiful landscapes. It was the second area to get special planning protection under the new Planning Act of 1958.
· Reigate Hill was once home to a network of hidden underground tunnels believed to have been used during the war.
· Many famous musicians call Surrey home, including Kenney Jones from the Who, Brian May and Roger Taylor from Queen, while Freddie Mercury is buried in Woking’s Brookwood Cemetery. The original band members of Genesis all attended Charterhouse School in Godalming and guitar legend Eric Clapton, who was born in Ripley, now lives in Ewhurst.
· Guildford is named after a ford of golden sand just south of the town – it was dredged in 1760 when the river was deepened to make it navigable for barges up as far as Godalming.
