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The Economist publishes letter from UALL Chair

The Economist publishes letter from UALL Chair

UALL Chair, Professor Jonathan Michie has this week discussed the importance of Lifelong Learning in the letters page of The Economist.   The full article is available for subscribers here

The article refers to the report on Adult Education and Lifelong Learning in the 21st Century from the Centenary Commission where you can not only download the report but can also view webcasts of the report launch.



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