The ACA Community Education Program at SCAD-Atlanta embarks on a new era of arts education for artists, art lovers and patrons of the arts throughout the Atlanta community. Combining the enduring tradition of a century-old institution — the Atlanta College of Art — with the rich resources of the nation’s leading college of art and design — the Savannah College of Art and Design, the ACA Community Education Program now offers a program of study and personal enrichment with an even broader spectrum of courses, workshops, lectures and tours.
The ACA Community Education Program is a quarterly program of open enrollment, non-credit, fine art and design courses for teens and adults that operates throughout the calendar year. Classes are offered in a variety of artistic disciplines and at all skill levels. Generally, classes meet once a week for three hours for a 10-week academic quarter. Most classes, tours and one- and two-day workshops are conducted on weekday evenings or on Saturday mornings or afternoons. There are no eligibility requirements to enroll in the ACA Community Education Program. However, there may be some instances in which a student is required to take a prerequisite course.
Registration for ACA Community Education classes begins four weeks prior to the first week of regularly scheduled classes each quarter. Registration fees vary based on the nature of the class and must be paid in full prior to official enrollment in the ACA Community Education Program. Fall quarter registration begins on Monday, Aug. 14. Fall quarter classes begin the week of Sept. 18. For more information or to obtain a quarterly ACA Community Education course catalog, call 404.253.6814.
Maybe they have a beginning drawing course...
