The name says it all
- LEARN Jacksonville - where classes are
created for adults to participate in fun activities and learn new skills. LEARN Jacksonville has
partnered with YMCA of Northeast Florida to bring affordable personal
enrichment programs to a location near you.
Discover everything from
foreign language classes to kayaking lessons. Five local Y branches, including
Arlington Family YMCA, Brooks Family YMCA, Flagler Center Family YMCA, Williams
Family YMCA and Yates Family YMCA, will offer 17 unique classes beginning in
May. Starting at $25 per class.
“The Y never stops exploring
new ways to partner within the community and cultivate a healthy, active First
Coast,” said YMCA of Florida’s First Coast President and CEO Eric Mann. “We are
pleased to join forces with the University of North Florida to provide area
residents with extensive educational resources that improve individual
well-being.”
You do not have to be a Y
member to take classes at your neighborhood Y. Everyone is welcome to attend classes
at either UNF or YMCA locations. But Y membership
does have its perks. First Coast YMCA members will receive 15 percent off
registration for all classes taking place at Y facilities.
“As LEARN Jacksonville has
become increasingly popular over the past years, it’s only natural for us to
expand our reach by serving a wide variety of carefully selected classes beyond
the campus walls,” said Edythe Abdullah, interim dean of UNF’s Division of
Continuing Education. “The alignment between the Y’s commitment to
strengthening communities and our division’s long-time goal of personal
improvement will further facilitate a healthier Northeast Florida.”
Through this partnership, the
new classes offered at First Coast Ys include Healthy Living in a Toxic World, Introduction to Spanish, Creative
Mosaic Workshop, Crash Course in
Screenwriting and more.
Visit LEARNJacksonville.com
for a full list of classes. Y members must register through FirstCoastYMCA.org/UNF
in order to receive their discount.
The Y
For more than 100 years, YMCA
of Florida’s First Coast has been providing men, women and children of all
ages, and from all walks of life, opportunities to build stronger bonds, live
healthy and become more engaged with their communities. Learn more:
www.FirstCoastYMCA.org.
University of North Florida
UNF, a nationally ranked
university located on an environmentally beautiful campus, offers students who
are dedicated to enriching the lives of others the opportunity to build their
own futures through a well-rounded education.
