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The Inspire! Awards recognise exceptional individuals and community projects making a real difference through lifelong learning. These inspiring achievements demonstrate outstanding passion, commitment, and drive to improve themselves, their communities, or their workplaces. Nominations are open until 7 May, 2025.
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Raymond Williams Memorial Lecture

In partnership with The Open University in Wales, Learning and Work Institute is pleased to bring you this year’s Annual Raymond Williams Memorial Lecture which will be delivered by Dr Sabrina Cohen-Hatton, KFSM, Chief Fire Officer, West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service. The Raymond Williams lecture is a prestigious opportunity to reflect on the life and work of Raymond Williams, particularly in the context of adult learning and its transformative potential. The lecture draws a large and well-informed audience of professionals from across civic society in Wales and beyond.
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146,000 reasons to get employment support right in Wales

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Adult Participation in Learning Survey 2023

Learning and Work Institute (L&W) has tracked the number of adults taking part in learning through an annual Adult Participation in Learning survey, the largest of its kind, and now in its 27th year. The results for 2023 show that almost one in every two adults in the UK (49%) have taken part in learning in the last three years. Our regional report provides a unique insight into how many adults in Wales are taking part in learning, what motivates them to learn, what barriers they face, and how learning can support career change. The report also compares the participation rates and patterns in Wales with the rest of the UK, highlighting the similarities and differences across the nations and regions.
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Adult Community Learning Partnerships: Tool for Effective Practice and Delivery

Commissioned by the Welsh Government and co-produced with Learning and Work Institute and local Adult Community Learning Partnerships (ACL), this tool is designed to support the effective collaboration of Adult Community Learning Partnerships across Wales. By providing a structured framework for planning, reviewing, and improving collaborative practices, this tool aims to enhance the quality and impact of ACL provision.
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