Courses
An experienced writer of hundreds of courses in a number of fields, Georgina offers writing courses in specialised fields to enhance a writer’s penmanship in their authenticity of content.
These courses are offered as an online or face to face delivery mode and can be customised to a writer’s needs.
Pitch and Communication:
Hone your Pitch! - Set up your pitch document or have it reviewed, for Aspiring Authors.
Effective presentations with communication skills for a virtual or face to face pitch, book launch, book club or any business presentations.
Customised:
Jewellery from antiquity used in timeslips and historical stories from the ancient civilisations of Egypt, Greece, Byzantine and Rome highlighting symbolism from these time periods.
Medical terminology for general and crime novel writers.
Pathology methods for crime novel writers.
Other specialised courses will also be offered, where requested.
College:
Ancient Greek Jewellery: Symbols, Stories & Cultural Influence - 2026
Across the Mediterranean and today in the great museums of the world, ancient Greek jewellery continues to enchant travellers with its elegance, craftsmanship, and layered symbolism. From the gleaming gold wreaths of the Benaki Museum to the finely worked filigree earrings in the British Museum, these pieces do far more than decorate: they tell stories of identity, belief, and the values of a civilisation that helped shape the Western world.
Join this two-and-a-half-hour workshop to trace the cultural meaning behind these extraordinary objects. You will explore the materials and symbols used to convey ideas about power, devotion, protection plus social standing. Whether you’ve admired museum collections abroad or hope to travel to them in the future, this session offers a deeper lens through which to appreciate these timeless treasures.
Through engaging discussion and visual examples drawn from archaeological discoveries and global institutions, you’ll discover how jewellery functioned as both art and language in the ancient Greek world—and why these masterpieces remain compelling to modern curators, scholars, and travelling enthusiasts alike.
*Details to follow in 2026 for College details of this course.
