About the teacher:
Tes is a lecturer and tutor at Stanford University in Oxford, where he teaches creative writing (fiction, nonfiction, playwriting) and film studies to Stanford undergraduates on residency in Oxford and a guest lecturer for the University of Oxford's Diploma in Creative Writing. He also teaches secondary school students around the country for Villiers Park Educational Trust. Tes has a Masters in Creative Writing from the University of Oxford and he is a professional screenwriter. He has had short stories and poems published, and he’s completing his first novel. Past clients of his Creative Writing at Lunchtime course include staff at Taylor & Francis and Oxford University Press, both in Oxfordshire.

About the co-teacher:
Richard works in publishing and is currently studying part-time for a Masters in Creative Writing (predicted distinction) at the University of Gloucestershire. Richard has published work with music and science magazines and was the fiction editor of the University’s annual anthology. He has taught students in secondary schools and at Taylor & Francis.

We look forward to seeing you.

The course is running for 20 weeks. You can purchase class passes for anything between 5 weeks and 20 weeks. As well as teaching the classes, we provide detailed feedback on assignments.

The first class is scheduled for Tuesday 29th September 2020, 12:30pm–1:30pm: Book via Eventbrite

(If you are unable to attend this course, but would like to know more, please contact us at creativelunchtime@gmail.com.)

Dates: Weekly course starting Tuesday 29th September 2020, 12:30pm–1:30pm
Location: Zoom
Prices: From 5 weeks (£70) to 20 weeks (£280) (Save up to £15 with early-bird discounts!)