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5 Forsyth Tech enrichment courses to take this spring

From photography to pickleball — and everything in between — we’re highlighting a few of Forsyth Tech’s top courses.

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Forsyth Tech’s photography courses are just one of many that are good for both beginners or those looking to up their skills.

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If you don’t have FOMO about these classes, you should.

From woodworking to homebrewing to painting to houseplants 101 (and more), Forsyth Tech’s personal enrichment classes open a world of interest-cultivating possibilities for novices and seasoned enthusiasts alike.

Ready to dive into the college’s 40+ course offerings? Here’s five classes we’re eyeing:

🎂 Cake Decorating

Master the art of icing, piping, and cake design to create stunning, buzz-worthy cakes.

🇮🇹 Italian for Travelers

Embark on a linguistic journey + learn essential Italian phrases, pronunciations, and practical tips to confidently navigate your travels to major Italian destinations.

🏓 Pickleball

Join the craze that’s sweeping the nation. Learn pickleball basics + strategies while having fun and building gameplay skills.

📈 Investments: Stock Market

Whether a stock market newb or experienced investor, this course lays out the strategies + principles of the stock market, IRAs, Roth + more.

📸 Photography (beginner or intensive)

Learn to take beautiful photos by increasing your camera skills, technique, composition + more.

Interested? Register here — classes begin in March.

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