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Royal visit for older writers’ project
Three budding writers, Anne, Joe and Kate, enthralled an audience of invited guests at a NIACE-organised seminar held in London - on Thursday, 11 March 2010 - of how they started writing in their 70s and what they have gone on to achieve.
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Nominations open for special E-Guide Award 
Nominations are now open for the second Tony Burgess E-Guides Award - sponsored by the Learning and Skills Improvement Service (LSIS) - and should be submitted by 5pm on Friday, 26 March 2010.
600 organisations register interest in NEETs research
Almost 600 organisations have registered their interest in taking part in a ground-breaking research programme looking into the experiences of young people and adults who are not in education, employment or training.
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Partnership opportunity to work with NIACE
Organisations wishing to work with NIACE on a programme to help recovering drug and alcohol users, offenders and homeless people in the East of England to secure and sustain employment, can register their interest now.
Learning Through Life on general election agenda
The WEA, as part of the Campaigning Alliance for Lifelong Learning (CALL), is working to put the report of the NIACE-sponsored Inquiry into the Future of Lifelong Learning - Learning Through Life - at the heart of this year's general election.
Adults Learning Journal
The March issue of Adults Learning asks what a shorter working week could mean for us and urges a rethink on 'tick-box' approaches to equality and inclusion. Subscribe here
A Right to a Voice
As part of A Right to a Voice, NIACE is setting up groups for asylum seekers, supported by volunteers, to meet weekly and help each other.
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