Independent Literacy Inquiry
Nearly 10 years after the Skills for Life Strategy was launched, NIACE is co-ordinating an independent Inquiry in England, to look at what needs to be done next to help the estimated 5 million people who still lack the literacy skills needed for the 21st century.
News
Culture sector’s key role in lifelong learning
Two publications outlining the contribution museums, libraries and archives make to lifelong learning and examining ways of enhancing it have been published today by NIACE and the Museums, Libraries & Archives Council (MLA).
Making the case for adult learning
To advance the case for adult learning in public policy, NIACE is currently responding to ten consultations and is encouraging other organisations and individuals with an interest in lifelong learning to get involved.
Features
Sign Up Now initiative
Sign Up Now supports adult learning providers across the country with their enrolment activity for September. Find out more.
Adults Learning Journal
The June issue of Adults Learning considers the prospects for adult learning in the new Parliament and asks what the sector can contribute to the Britain that emerges from the financial crisis. 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.
Learning Through Life
Learning Through Life is the definitive report from the Inquiry into the Future for Lifelong Learning in the UK. Purchase your copy online for just £11.95.
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