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Please complete the form below so we have enough information to post the course on the website and include it in print publicity. Don’t forget to click on  the SUBMIT button or SAVE & CONTINUE before moving onto the part 2.

Short Course Planning Form

A succinct course name in four to six words that captures attention and the essence of the course content. If you'd like a subhead, please put this at the top of the course description in the next field. (60 character limit)
Delivery mode(Required)
Course timing(Required)

Please suggest an ideal number of participants from a teaching and learning perspective. (Please note that the minimum must be above Sarum's for financial viability.)
Course recording option
Are you happy for this course to be recorded?
One or two-line summary of course content for print publicity where there is limited space. (100 character limit)
An overview of the course. It's best to start with what participants can expect to be covered, and helpful to use words from the title here. Also helpful is how the day will be delivered (eg is it interactive? Will there be a lecture and group discussion, time for reflection?) (1200 character limit). Please also state whether there is an expectation that participants will have some knowledge or experience of the topic.
Concise bio with skills and experience that relate to the course topic. For print publicity. (100 characters)
For use on the Sarum College website. Maximum 500 characters.
Give us some pointers about what sort of image would best illustrate your course. A peaceful landscape? A group of people interacting informally? A communion scene? Course listings have banner shaped (landscape) images at the top of the page.
Upload royalty-free images.
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