Welcome to the West Midlands Learning Directory
The directory is a signpost to some of the finest learning resources in the region. This resource is continually being updated for the benefit of employers, learners, providers infact any adult in the region.
The latest in regional campaigns information, newsletters and much more
This website is managed by the Campaigns and Promotions Manager for NIACE in the West Midlands - see the latest in campaigns, conference and courses or visit the NIACE bookshop - NIACE 2008 Yearbook available.
Learning Campaign Information
Adult Learners' Week 'In a box'2008 Adult Learners Week (17th - 23rd May) neatly packed just for you.....
from 10th January 2008 until 30th May 2008
Active mind, healthy body....
learning for both. An Adult Learners' Week activity in Stoke on Trent
from 3rd April 2008 until 22nd May 2008
learning for both. An Adult Learners' Week activity in Stoke on Trent
from 3rd April 2008 until 22nd May 2008
NEW! Adult Learners' Week forum
A excellent way to share ideas and good practice and more importantly this how to access 2008 ALW branding material
from 26th March 2008 until 31st May 2008
A excellent way to share ideas and good practice and more importantly this how to access 2008 ALW branding material
from 26th March 2008 until 31st May 2008
Latest News
Dance Off 2008
Dance organisations encouraged to hold events for Dance Off 2008
Dance organisations encouraged to hold events for Dance Off 2008
Princess Royal to be patron of NIACE
HRH Princess Royal has agreed to be Royal Patron of the National Institute of Adult Continuing Education.
HRH Princess Royal has agreed to be Royal Patron of the National Institute of Adult Continuing Education.
Funding Cookbook
Funding information broken down in a bit size way
Funding information broken down in a bit size way
Case studies
From School Clearner to School Teacher
When Clare Harris took a cleaning job at Sunfield School in Stourbridge ten years ago, she knew she didn’t want to do it forever.
When Clare Harris took a cleaning job at Sunfield School in Stourbridge ten years ago, she knew she didn’t want to do it forever.
A bloomin' close family succeeds
“We left school with no qualifications to have babies and we have decided we need to do something better than nappies and housework.”
“We left school with no qualifications to have babies and we have decided we need to do something better than nappies and housework.”
90-year-old Jack Lewis is learning Russian
Jack’s interest in Russian began in the 1980s when he visited the country with his wife.
Jack’s interest in Russian began in the 1980s when he visited the country with his wife.
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