“Learning
really does have the power to change people’s lives” Mike Hedges AM
A
local Assembly Member is encouraging residents to find out the benefits of
adult learning. The Assembly Members is backing the Annual Adult Learning
Week campaign.
Adult Learners’ Week (17-23 June) is an annual campaign
coordinated by the Learning and Work Institute in partnership with Welsh
Government. Each year over 10,000 adults in Wales participating in Adult
Learners’ Week activities.
The
campaign raises awareness of the value of adult learning, celebrates the
achievements of learners and providers, and inspires more people to discover
how learning can positively change their lives.
The Welsh Labour Government are committed to exploring how it
can deliver a new Welsh right to Lifelong Learning.
The Welsh Government’s reforms to student finance has seen The
OU reporting an increase in applications of almost 50% and an increase of more
than a third in the number of part-time undergraduates receiving student
support.
About half of the part-time students The Welsh Government are
supporting this year will receive the maximum level of the maintenance grant
and this makes all the difference for students with financial
commitments. Wales is the only country in Europe to deliver equivalent
maintenance support in loans and grants across modes and levels of study.
Mike
Hedges AM said:
“Learning
really does have the power to change people’s lives”
“Adult
Learners Week is an opportunity to find out about the learning opportunities
available. If you are looking to brush up on skills, gain confidence or get a
degree there is an adult leaning opportunity for you”
Find
out more about Adult Learners Week Here https://adultlearnersweek.wales/en/
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