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Short Courses @ LASALLE – Online

Looking to pick up a new skill this circuit breaker period? LASALLE’s Continuing Education Programme team is introducing 11 new short courses designed for beginners planning to take up a new hobby and learn more about art and design topics.

The short courses, which are all live and interactive, will be conducted via video conferencing app Zoom.

Sessions will be helmed by faculty members from LASALLE as well as industry experts and alumni members engaged by the school.

Full list of courses: Online courses

When: 5 May - 1 Sep 2020,

By: LASALLE College of the Arts

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