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Browse a class at your neighbourhood community club

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Browse a class at your neighbourhood community club, Community clubs across SingaporePhoto: Teojincheng · CC0 1.0
WHATCourses, Learning
BYPeople’s Association · onePA
COSTVaries by course

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Could this fit your kind of week?

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Match the commitment to your week

Look beyond the subject to the schedule, preparation and travel involved. A course is more enjoyable when its rhythm leaves room for the rest of the life you want.

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Check the full cost

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