Why universities should care about government proposals to cut community education

Benefits

• Links with the major agencies in the sector, and opportunities for advocacy and contribution to policy formulation
• Continuously-updated intelligence on policy, funding and strategy at the highest levels in the sector
• Free or reduced price entry to conferences, seminars and workshops
• Engagement with action, theoretical research and other funded activities
• Opportunities for free or reduced price UALL publications
• Membership of specialist networks, acting as communities of practice across the sector in; Employer engagement/CPD, Work-based learning, Widening participation and social inclusion, Women in lifelong learning, Student and staff development