Priorities for the review of adult education
The new Welsh Government has promised to ‘review adult education to increase the number of adults learning in Wales.’ Read our priorities for the review of adult education.
Taith - Wales' new International Learning Exchange Programme
Taith is a new programme enabling people in Wales to study, train, volunteer and work all over the world, while allowing organisations in Wales to invite international partners and learners to do the same here in Wales.
It will create opportunities to broaden horizons, experience new ways of life, and bring back lessons to share with people at home. It means that Wales and its international partners can continue to benefit from exchanges in a similar way to the opportunities that flowed from Erasmus+, both in Europe and further afield.
We want to maximise the opportunities for the adult learning sector and work with you to provide support to make the most of opportunities within Taith.
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Join our Adult Learners' Week campaign
Adult Learners’ Week is the largest celebration of lifelong learning in Wales and is set to take place during 19 – 25 September. Work with us to celebrate, inspire and engage people, projects and organisations in Wales.
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Focus on Wales as Personal Learning Account pilot launched
In Wales a pilot programme, first committed to in the Employability Plan in 2018, has been launched. Run by Coleg Gwent and Grŵp Llandrillio Menai, the pilot will support people already in work to retrain for careers in specific sectors with skills.
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Supporting the Welsh Lifelong Learning System
This review aims to inform policy discussions and support the implementation of the Tertiary Education and Research (Wales) Bill
