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You may already have the confidence to learn new things. For many people, however, the fear of looking stupid or not knowing how to learn effectively can prevent them from taking up opportunities that could change their and others' lives. Research shows that people who learn through their lives are more likely to be happier, healthier, have better jobs, contribute more to society and live longer and more fulfilled lives.

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Events
Is lifelong learning a reality?
Find out this December at our next National Learning Forum, Lifelong Learning and Skills: Ideal and Reality 2 December 2008, London.
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New Publications
The Numbers Game
A fun maths resource for families. Ideal for schools, childrens centres, libraries and anyone working with parents. Find out more and download an order form or visit www.southgatepublishers.co.uk

Learning for Work Series
19 interactive booklets covering - working with people, developing writing skills, improving communication and developing essential skills. Find out more and download an order form or visit www.southgatepublishers.co.uk
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Policy News
Campaign for Learning responds to Informal Adult Learning Consultation.
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National year of reading
The Campaign for Learning is one of the consortium members of the National Year Of Reading.


 

 

 
 
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