This is an initiative aimed at helping learners and the youth wo are out of work to hone their skills and tweak their artistic abilities.
Ekurhuleni metro spokesperson, Sam Modiba, explains that those who join the school will also be assisted in compiling portfolios, which may be used to apply at higher institutions of learning.
“High school learners will also benefit from the school as they hone their artistic abilities, which will give them an advantage to fulfil their arts and culture requirements in their school context,” says Modiba.
“These classes are offered at various facilities throughout the city, and applications are open until the end of October.”
Interested candidates must register by Thursday, October 31.
Venues for the art classes include:
* H Dumani Community Hall in Vosloorus;
* Coen Scholtz Recreation Centre in Birchleigh North;
* Rhoo Hlatshwayo Art Centre in Daveyton;
* Springs Community Centre in Springs;
* Kwa-Thema Library in Kwa-Thema;
* Geluksdal Library in Geluksdal;
* Katlehong Art Centre in Katlehong;
* Phomolong Community Centre in Tembisa;
* Tembisa Multipurpose Centre; and
* Oakmore Community Centre in Tembisa.
For more information on the Ekurhuleni Photography and Art Development Schools, prospective students may contact Lephina Hlangu on 072 292 2015 or via e-mail on Lephina.Hlangu@ekurhuleni.gov.za.
Alternatively Plantina Kodisang may be contacted on 011 999 8727/ 073 211 4633 or via email on Plantina.Kodisang@ekurhuleni.gov.za.
