Adult Learners' Week is a national celebration of the benefits of lifelong le...
Adult Learners' Week is a national celebration of the benefits of lifelong learning. Taking place from 18 - 24 May 2013, it is the perfect opportunity to highlight not only the many types of learning options available but also the rich variety of adults who access them. For the champions of equality and diversity, Adult Learners' Week presents a great chance to showcase the learning successes of the individuals and groups you are working with.
Kick-starting activity for 2013 in England, nominations for the Adult Learners' Week Awards are now open and we've got a range of exciting new award categories for you to nominate your learners and learning projects. This year's awards include European Social Fund (ESF) Awards, Learning with Family or Community, Arts, Craft Skills or Culture, Sport, Life Skills and more, so why not nominate individual learners or projects that have inspired you?
Recognise the achievements of your inspirational friends, family, colleagues or students by nominating them for the individual learner awards. You can also highlight the outstanding work of your organisation by nominating your learning projects.
Kick-starting activity for 2013 in England, nominations for the Adult Learners' Week Awards are now open and we've got a range of exciting new award categories for you to nominate your learners and learning projects. This year's awards include European Social Fund (ESF) Awards, Learning with Family or Community, Arts, Craft Skills or Culture, Sport, Life Skills and more, so why not nominate individual learners or projects that have inspired you?
Adult Learners' Week Awards
The Adult Learners' Week Awards recognise the achievements of outstanding individuals and innovative learning projects across England.Recognise the achievements of your inspirational friends, family, colleagues or students by nominating them for the individual learner awards. You can also highlight the outstanding work of your organisation by nominating your learning projects.
Why make a nomination?
• Nominating an outstanding learner will boost their self-confidence and turn them into a role model that will inspire other adults back into learning.
• The awards are the ideal chance for you to gain recognition for the learning opportunities that you deliver, by telling us why your projects bring communities together and make such an impact.
There are a range of new award categories this year reflecting the breadth of learning which takes place:
• The awards are the ideal chance for you to gain recognition for the learning opportunities that you deliver, by telling us why your projects bring communities together and make such an impact.
There are a range of new award categories this year reflecting the breadth of learning which takes place:
• Family or Community
• Life Skills
• Arts, Craft Skills or Culture
• Health
• Sport
• Technology
• Work and
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