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Mark took over as Principal and Chief Executive of City Lit in June 2011. Mark was previously Director of Executive Education at London Business School, 2007-11 and prior to that President of the New York Institute of Finance. "My course choice would be: singing, to see if I am really as tone deaf as everyone tells me I am." Paul Evans
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‘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.
Learn how to find hidden poems in texts such as newspaper articles, advertisements and letters. Full fee £69.00 Senior fee £69.00 Concession £35.00. View details. Rating: 2 Reviews. Ways into creative writing: intensive. Course start date: Tue 28 May 2024 (and 10 other dates) Location on this date: Keeley Street.
Annual Report 2022 City Lit 6 • Our new Wellbeing Centre was officially opened by Ruby Wax OBE. The new dedicated space has been well received by students, tutors and practitioners. • HRH The Princess Royal visited the College again to celebrate the centenary of City Lit’s partner organisation the Learning and Work Institute.
