This is a course of 25 lessons and can be completed
in14 weeks.
This course takes the
participant through some of the basic processes of writing poetry in an
entertaining and interesting way. Through a series of set exercises,
discussions and critique sessions, backed up with talks, notes and
feedback. The purpose of the course is to allow the participant to
build their skills of observation and clarity of language while at the
same time allowing their individual voice and technique to develop.
The course looks at a variety of styles and forms of
poetry which will allow the participant to build a sound knowledge of
some of the technical terms while utilising them in a practical and
engaging way. The course includes elements relating to
preparing and submitting poems for publication, reading poems and
presenting them in a live setting, revising poetry and editing.
Poetry 1
The course looks at a variety of styles and forms of
poetry which will allow the participant to build a sound knowledge of
some of the technical aspects
while utilising them in a practical and interesting
way. The course includes elements relating to preparing and
submitting poems for publication, reading poems, revising poetry and
editing.
Some items
covered
Poetic structure
Analysis of poetry
Transparency
Writing poetry
Revising and editing
Forms and structure
Further forms / markets
Getting published
Fee
- The course fee is £80 (UK£)
You can pay the fee and enrol below.
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The Tutor
- Mentoring is presented by Jim Bennett who is a highly
experienced poet and lecturer having delivered courses in
creative writing for the University of Liverpool, Edge Hill
University. He has worked on developing educational and training
courses for other universities and institutions. Jim is a full
time professional poet who earns his living from writing poetry
and lecturing. He has won many awards over a forty year writing
career. He is currently the Course Director for The Poetry Kit.
He has written 79 books, including books for children,
training manuals and books of poetry. He has won many
awards for his work including the McMillan Prize, and three
DADA Fest awards. Click image on the right to read some of
Jim's poetry. |
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PK ONLINE COURSE ENROLMENT
FORM
The links below enables payment of the course fee through PayPal.
STEP 1 - Pay the Course
Fee
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Poetry
Part 1 Course
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Fee £80
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Return here after
completing the payment option at PayPal and please move to step 2.
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STEP 2 - Complete the
Enrolment Form
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ENROLMENT
FORM
Please copy this form
plus your answers into the body of an email and send it to
info@poetrykit.org
First please tell us;
Have you paid the
appropriate fee through PayPal YES/NO
Which course do you want to take?
What start date would you like?
For all courses please
answer these questions;
1. Full name postal address, phone number. (These are for our records
only and will not be used for any other commercial purpose).
For poetry courses
please answer these questions.
2 Name your three favourite poets.
3 What are the last three poetry books that you have read?
4 If you normally read poetry on line, which sites do you prefer?
5 Give a broad view of your writing career to date.
6 List (if any) published work.
7 What is your age and educational background?
8 What previous courses have you taken?
9 What are you hoping to get from this course?
10 How did you find out
about this course?
When you have done this please write a short bio giving some details
about yourself.
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(excluding weekends). If you do not hear from us please check
you email bulk and spam folders, and if our mail is going there please
let us know. If not, and you have not heard from us,
please get in touch. Please give your payment details so
that we can track your registration.
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