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City Lit, London, United Kingdom. 17,220 likes · 113 talking about this · 8,612 were here. INSPIRING PASSIONS · REALISING AMBITIONS. City Lit is the...
Come and find out what makes a literature class at City Lit so special. The course also presents an overview of our literature offering for term one in fiction, poetry, drama and literary non-fiction (September- December 2024). Full fee £10.00 Senior fee £10.00 Concession £10.00. View all available dates.
Join our team and play your part in bringing Londoners together to enrich their lives through learning. City Lit is London's largest provider of learning for adults, inspiring 30,000 students a year and offering an unrivalled choice of short courses. As a leader in our field, we have a reputation for delivering a high-quality student experience ...
City Lit | 4,767 followers on LinkedIn. Inspiring passions · Realising ambitions | City Lit offers inspiring courses in a bright, modern environment located in central London. For individuals we offer thousands of part-time evening classes, daytime and weekend online and face-to-face courses. For businesses we can tailor-make training to suit your needs - from conventional training to help ...
‘The City Literary Institute’ opened in Fetter Lane in the City of London with 180 students in September 1919. Following the opening in 1919 - soldiers with acquired hearing loss from the First World War attended lip-reading classes ; In 1939 City Lit moved to its first purpose-built home in Stukeley Street, off Drury Lane.
THE INSTITUTE AND ITS AIMS 2 The City Literary Institute, known as The City Lit, was founded in 1919 as part of London County Council’s post-war reconstruction plan. It was one of five experimental institutions charged with creating a demand for, and providing, education for adults. The City Literary Institute grew rapidly.
City Lit (The City Literary Institute) has a national and international reputation as a leading provider of part-time learning for adults. Established in 1919 to improve post-war literacy, the Institute today offers more than 5,000 courses, including over 3,000 online courses, to over 24,000 students a year.
