"Charities desperately need resources to support their staff, and what better way is there to achieve this than to show them how to create great resources for themselves?" asks Martin Baker, head of The Charity Learning Consortium. And who is better to show them just how simple this can be than Tom Kuhlmann, one of the world's leading eLearning gurus? This was the inspiration behind the annual Tom Kuhlmann Masterclass, being held this year in London in May, hosted by The Charity Learning Consortium.

The cost of the two-day workshop has been kept as low as possible to make it affordable for charities, housing associations, and not-for-profits. Freelancers and those working for corporate organisations are also welcome to attend, bringing a wealth of different skills and experiences to the event.

Tom Kuhlmann commented, "eLearning design can sound more complicated than it really is - I'm here to demonstrate how easy it can be to create great resources."

Martin Baker, CEO and founder of the Consortium added, "Last year we were overwhelmed by the response. It was a really memorable workshop, with a great buzz in the room. Delegates went away with practical skills to inspire their eLearning, but they also really enjoyed meeting Tom - their eLearning 'hero'!"

"The great mix of delegates in the room really enhances the day, with everyone contributing different ideas. This element of collaboration is at the heart of everything that we do."

Day one of the Masterclass will focus on rapid eLearning essentials, while day two will be all about visual design and interactive learning. Tom will be leading all sessions, and there will be lots of collaborative discussion and hands-on activities.

The Masterclass is being held in central London on 14 - 15 May. It's a rare chance to work with Tom Kuhlmann, who is based in the USA, as it's his only workshop in London in 2013. The two-day Masterclass represents incredible value at £349, with further discounts for charities, housing associations, and not-for-profits working in the voluntary sector.