Frequently Asked Questions
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Brisbane offers several personal development courses including smartphone photography training at Anzac Square Memorial, rock climbing instruction at Mount Ngungun in the Glass House Mountains, and inclusive aerial and circus classes. Each course focuses on building specific skills—from technical photography techniques to physical confidence and coordinated movement.
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Yes. The Brisbane Smartphone Photography Course welcomes novices and casual hobbyists. Rock Climbing Mount Ngungun accepts both beginners and experienced climbers with instruction scaled to skill level. The Inclusive Aerials and Circus class is specifically designed as beginner-level for people of all abilities.
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The Inclusive Aerials and Circus class is led by Lauren Watson, a wheelchair user and experienced aerialist. The class is designed to provide accessible instruction adapted for different bodies and abilities, with no pressure to perform or go to height.
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The Brisbane Smartphone Photography Course teaches composition, lighting, and editing techniques using your mobile device. The hands-on training takes place around scenic Brisbane locations including Anzac Square Memorial, allowing you to apply concepts in real-world settings.
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Yes. Rock Climbing Mount Ngungun is offered in the Glass House Mountains, featuring instruction on climbing basics, safety, and trust techniques. Professional instructors guide participants through real rock faces curated for different skill levels, suitable for beginners and those with prior experience.
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This class is specifically designed for people living with disability. It offers circus skills and tricks adapted for different bodies and abilities, with no pressure to perform, no time limits, and teaching as low to the ground as needed. The focus is on building confidence, body awareness, and strength in a supportive, respectful environment.