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Welcome to the Union Learning Rep Area for LAW Day

Here you will find information including action plans, tailored materials, resources and case studies that have been designed to help you as a Union Learning Rep run a successful Learning at Work Day. To access these resources you will have to register or log in.

Action Planning Materials
Resources
Case Studies
Funding Opportunities
Live Long & Prosper Toolkit

Find out about Union Learning Reps
Union Learning Reps help unions to organise around learning and skills issues in the workplace, and can help secure direct benefits in terms of training, personal development, career enhancement and new skills for union members. If you would like to find out more about the role of Union Learning Reps and how to become one, visit the unionlearn website.

Learning at Work Day Survey

How was your Learning at Work Day? Let us know and receive lots of goodies and get entered into a free draw.

 
hands on skills

Our Hands On Skills Challenge invites you to learn one or more of five skills that will help you both at work and in your everyday life. Each entry will receive a free booklet on your Learning style, and enter our prize draw.

 
Enter our 2009 Skills Shorts Film competition

Unleash your inner director and enter our 2009 Skills Shorts Film Competition

Learning at Work Day on Facebook

Get in contact with other LAW Day organisers through our facebook Learning at Work Day page

 
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